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I am a servant following Jesus Christ. I am never accepted as fully Chinese, never accepted as fully American. But I know that I am 100% accepted as a child of God. My heart's desire is to see Asian-Americans grow in their identities in Christ and impact the world for His kingdom.-
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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Book Review: 10 Power Principles for Christian Service
Ten Power Principles for Christian Service: Ministry Dynamics for a New Century (1997) Authors: David W. Wiersbe, Warren W. Wiersbe I found Wiersbe’s book to be powerful in its conciseness. I could envision a book about ministry principles to be … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church Ministry
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Vitiligo.
The other day I happened to glance at the TV while someone was watching a program about medical conditions. One of the conditions profiled was vitiligo, a skin ailment that causes white patches on the skin. As it spreads, vitiligo … Continue reading
Posted in Race and Ethnicity
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The Issue of Marriage.
In March 2000, California voters overwhelmingly voted in Proposition 22 to keep marriage “between a man and a woman” in California. Lately, some California judges are seeking to re-define what marriage is–ultimately seeking to oppose the biblical definition of marriage. … Continue reading
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Boundaries in Leadership: Asian American Leadership Conference, Day 2: Evening.
Dr. John Townsend addressed the crowd tonight, speaking about “Boundaries in Leadership.” After giving the example of Jethro encouraging Moses to create a boundary for himself, Dr. Townsend encouraged us as ministers to set and keep healthy boundaries for ourselves. … Continue reading
Posted in Ministry Skills, My Personal Walk
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Asian American Leadership Conference, Day 2: Morning.
Today was the first full day at AALC! What a blessed time. It was a good time to re-connect with friends, former ministry partners, and mentors, as well as forge new friendships among Asian-American Christian leaders. In the morning session, … Continue reading
