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In this episode, our host, Raymond Chang, engages with Pastor @davegibbons.bsky.social as they explore the unique position of Asian Americans in society today and the opportunities available for them to leverage their experiences and voices in addressing societal challenges.

Join us at at the Reformed Church in Metuchen, NJ on December 6th from 8:30am - 3:30pm. Register today at the link below.

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We will discuss the ways in which Christians can lean into the Kingdom of God and embody the way of Jesus in their churches and communities. Connect with peers + explore cohort opportunities with AACC, Western Theological Seminary, and TENx10.

Join Dr. Felix Theonugraha, Dr. Soong-Chan Rah, Rev. Dr. A. Fransisca Rumokoy, Pastor Leo Christian Poluan, and AACC President, Pastor Raymond Chang for a free one day cohort event filled with worship, learning, and community as we explore how service and justice are central to the Christian faith.

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Pastor Gibbons emphasizes the favor that Asian Americans have in the current cultural landscape and the potential for their stories to inspire change.

They highlight the cultural adaptability of AAPI and the opportunities available for them to leverage their experiences and voices in addressing societal challenges.

In this episode, our host, Raymond Chang, engages with Pastor Dave Gibbons as they explore the unique position of Asian Americans in society today.

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In this episode of the AACC podcast, host Raymond Chang engages in a rich conversation with Helen Lee and Shin Maeng about their collaborative children's book Kaylee Prays for the Children of the World.

As people of faith, we remember that we too are exiles longing for home and we await the day when God’s restoration will make all things whole.

This month, we honor and stand in solidarity with Native American communities whose histories and ongoing experiences of displacement call us to truth, lament, and repair.

His words invite all of us, especially those who are not Indigenous, to reflect on what it means to become rooted: to live in right relationship with the land, with our neighbors, and with God.

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Read the article "KPop Demon Hunters Tackles Asian American Shame" by Daniel Harris at the link below.

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