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About Jacqueline
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Jacquelinegracethatreigns.comFounder, Speaker
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Jacqueline Loh B.A. B.L. Arch is the founder of Grace that Reigns Society. She is from the Archdiocese of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Jacqueline, trained as a planner and land architect with master's degree courses in Scripture and Evangelization from Denver, CO. She founded Grace that Reigns Society in Vancouver, Canada, in 2010 and invited Bishop Ronald Gilmore to join her in 2012. In 2014, a satellite office of Grace that Reigns was established in the U.S.A. Her mentors included the late Fr. Kevin Scallon, who worked with Sr. Briege McKenna on the program for Intercession for priests in Dublin, Ireland.
Through testimonies on the many ways through which God heals, she introduces God’s love for us in a manner that celebrates a person’s individuality and uniqueness. From her own specialized call in a Ministry of Prayer and healing for priests, she also offers us a glimpse into the ministry and vocation to the priesthood.
Jacqueline is also a sought-after spiritual director and life coach whose strength lies in her ability to help priests and people to find a firm footing in their faith with the insights that they need to stay grounded.
Jacqueline Loh's Retreat Topics:
1. Jacqueline Loh: Testimonial - Conversion – Faith Story
The beginning of her faith journey was a tug-of-war. Growing up in a strict Catholic household did not give her an accurate understanding of the fullness of God's love. As an adolescent, she was attracted to everything the world offered.
At just 14, she encountered the profound presence of God in an unexpected place—a white-painted, brick-walled room. Through this encounter, Jacqueline's perception of her Catholic faith transformed from mundane to vibrant and alive. Join us as we delve into her story of revelation and embrace the reality of God's love. Suddenly, her Catholic faith didn't seem so "beige" anymore. God was real.
She returned to a tug-of-war with God in her 20s and 30s, a period in which He repeatedly made his grace real to her. Eventually, she went to graduate school and worked as a successful planner/landscape architect and interior designer. At a critical junction, God called her again and asked, "Come follow me." He offered her an extraoridnary choice of a lifetime.
2. Renewing Your Sense of Wonder: Love is Fundamental to Prayer.
God sees each of us as unique and priceless. God loves us and shows us our worth through the people, places, and experiences we encounter. Sometimes, it isn't easy to feel worthy of love: we can even lose faith in the truth that God loves us.
If you lack the knowledge of God's love for you, you will miss much of your life's value. Jacqueline will help you identify and break down the obstacles that prevent you from seeing the wonders of yourself and God in your life. You are a wonder! You are an unfolding story, a story far from finished and with a host of curious witnesses.
Join Jacqueline as she begins with a story of wonder and demystifies some unhealthy beliefs that many have been taught in one's formative years.
3. Discernment: Seeing the Forest for the Trees. What is God Calling you to do in your life?This topic of discernment invites participants to explore the question: What is God’s will and call for me? Jacqueline Loh will guide participants on how to discern their life’s journey by using their ordinary senses to gather spiritual clues. By understanding the movement of the spirit within them, participants will learn how to use this awareness to discern God's will for their lives. This talk provides a practical and spiritual approach to navigate how to live your faith in the world, by helping individuals to align their paths with God's unique call.
Many fear suffering, struggle, and pain; these experiences cause us all anxiety. Suffering is part of human existence. When seen in the light of faith, it has immense value; it draws us closer to God as we ask for His mercy and healing hand. Suffering, particularly through illness, helps us be grateful for what we have and become more patient. It forces us to become introspective and draw closer to God, and trust in the prayers that our family and friends will say for us.
4. Suffering, Grace, and God’s Healing Touch. How Do We Navigate it?
In this retreat, Jacqueline offers thoughtful reflections about the Anointing of the Sick, the ways people receive healing, and the differences between physical, mental, and spiritual healing, the influence of the devil in our healing journey, and examples of reassuring prayers we can pray to make our journey of suffering easier are presented during this program.
