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Healing for Asian American struggles

Dr. Josephine Kim shared this very insightful message at Hope Presbyterian Church English Ministry (Teaneck, NJ), titled “Healing from the Inside Out: Confronting Inner Struggles that Bind Asian Americans.” (Josephine Kim has a Ph.D. in counselor education and she is a licensed mental health counselor and a national certified counselor.)

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musings about Asian American ministry

PaLM’s Ekklesia ministry has a series of articles from John L. Ng’s reflections and thoughts on doing pastoral work in New York City:

A Diverse Asian Community as Context for Church Ministry
Thinking Through The Identity Issue Among […]

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why God made you an Asian American

Russell Jeung (Associate Professor of Asian Studies at San Francisco State University) gave 4 talks at the first Asian American conference hosted by Bread of Life Church in Torrance, California, March 7-9. We recorded the first talk from Friday night. (Videos from all the talks may be made available later, but no guarantees.)

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a Chinese church perspective

Pastor Paul Hong Cheng heads the only local Chinese church, formed four months ago in Vacaville. Vacaville is approximately 35 miles from Sacramento and 55 miles from San Francisco. Pastor Cheng shared this perspective about reaching the next generation and the future impact of China in this article, Breaking language barriers: Chinese church reaches out […]

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Asian American women and cultural pressures

There are many factors that affect Asian Americans, both pressures from our Asian cultural heritage as well as being a minority in an American context. This CNN article, Push to achieve tied to suicide in Asian-American women, unpacks some of these pressures that push a few over the edge towards tragedy [ht: Eddie Byun]:
Asian-American women […]

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contextualizing the Gospel for Asian Americans

The Epic Movement is the Asian American focused ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. They held an Epic East Coast 2007 Conference near Washington DC in January 2007, and recorded the 4 messages by Dr. Ben Shin (Adjunct Professor, Talbot School of Theology) –

Our Identity: Confessions of a California Roll (mp3)

Where is Grace? (mp3)

On Becoming […]

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not easy being Asian American

2 videos that give a glimpse of what it feels like to be an Asian American, dealing with racism [via Eugene Cho’s blog], identity [via ISAAC blog], and more:
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The first video, Silent Racism, was produced as a part of the 2006 Faith and Race class at Quest Church (Seattle) processing issues of race, racism, and […]

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youth marketing insights

This recent marketing research piece is making the rounds, originally from SnapDragon Consultants: Ten Things Every Brand Should Know About Asian American Youth [ht: Docuticker, MediaPost’s Asian-American Youth Seek Edgier Image, Hyphen]
What are the implications for better reaching and engaging Asian American youth with the Gospel?

Many Asian-American youth feel excluded and misunderstood by most brands. […]

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seminars on Asian American youth

Note these 2 upcoming seminars that unpack the issues of serving and ministering to Asian American youth, one in New York City, one in the Los Angeles area.
Bridging the Gap for Asian American Youth Ministry
Presented by Wendy Chou, Youth Director of Monmouth Chinese Christian Church (MCCC), Middletown, NJ. Wendy has been involved in youth ministry […]

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Are you a Taiwanese American Christian?

Sophia Lin Ott is researching about the identity on Taiwanese American Protestant Christians for her dissertation (California School of Professional Psychology in San Francisco). Please participate in the anonymous online survey if you answer “yes” to these four criteria:

Are you 18 years old or older?
Are both your parents Taiwanese?
Were you born in the US […]

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