Last week I wrote a little on how the conversations of bridging the East and West in the Asian American experience did not fully capture the entirety of what it means to be Asian American (here). That being Asian American means we live between two or more worlds and cultures developing simultaneously and [...]

This is part 2 of a previous blog entry found here

Theologically, my concern is with the assumptions made with the approach towards Asian American Theology. The idea of being able to clothe theology in the Asian American experience assumes theology to be something static, which couldn’t be further from the [...]

A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to attend the Asian American Ministry Program Inaugural Conference over at Seattle Pacific University (This has nothing to do with this post, but I am excited to see how their program develops over the next few years). The speaker line up was filled with the usual [...]

I recently sat down with my professor for a preliminary meeting concerning my integrated project. After 30 minutes I felt pretty good having tossed around ideas that I had been thinking through for a while now. There were many different avenues I could take and it only affirmed the fertile ground for further research [...]