Dr. Choi holds a PhD in Practical Theology with a focus on Spiritual Formation and (Inter)Religious Education. Her expertise lies in Postcolonial Feminist Theology, Contemplative Spiritual Practice, and Narrative Pedagogy. Dr. Choi’s dissertation, titled “Transformative Religious Education through Postcolonial Feminist Theology and Narrative Pedagogical Perspectives,” explores innovative approaches to religious education by integrating these critical perspectives. As Dr. Choi is a Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) ordained minister, she also applies her research to foster inclusive and transformative faith communities. By utilizing Postcolonial Feminist Theology, Dr. Choi addresses issues of power, gender, and justice in both the church and society, encouraging people to embrace diverse voices and experiences. Her emphasis on Contemplative Spiritual Practice helps individuals and groups deepen their spiritual lives through mindfulness and reflective practices, promoting personal and communal growth. Dr. Choi also leverages Narrative Pedagogy to create engaging and meaningful educational experiences. This approach encourages participants to share their stories and learn from one another, fostering a deeper understanding of faith and spirituality. In various contexts, including workshops, retreats, regular church activities, and teachings, Dr. Choi integrates these methodologies to support spiritual formation and community development. Dr. Choi strives to create a strong bridge between theology and action across various contexts, empowering individuals and communities to support and grow with one another, and to transform society and the world.