👀 Hey, it’s a story about our amazing community! Thank you @CarolKuruvilla for taking the time to dive into this analysis of our group in the nuanced historical & cultural context while elevating a multitude of community voices.
In searching for a church, progressive Asian American Christians often have to choose between shared theology and shared culture. They're searching for a third way forward. https://t.co/CdLGNDRGfs
Written by one of our very own @PAAChristians community members!!
Many 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 for helping educate what an Asian American identity means to our community.
If you’re looking for progressive Advent devotionals written by ADIPA, subscribe to @DivergingMag and check out the pieces created by our amazing community members!
#advent#devotionals
Welcome to the first day of our #Advent devotionals. We hope to share a series of artwork, meditations, & reflections reflecting what it means to explore this season as @PAAChristians!
Intro Post: https://t.co/MvsEr4ULDw
Day 1: https://t.co/ZGyf78iCC3
📷by @CalHsiao
For #InternationalPodcastDay, we'd like to feature our in-house podcasts:
✨ @paacpodcast examines current events, race, & theology from the @PAAChristians POV
🌟#SPAACSNACC is hosted by Seattle PAAC + full of food/snacks convos & more
All of this @ https://t.co/1juiDqRBrk!
#AsIAm explores how different folx in the @PAAChristians community are exploring the notion of "unconventional work." @daejeong shares a vulnerable piece about struggles + redemption of being a stay-at-home dad & photographer in a normative culture. https://t.co/1pCG484rYA
The @PAAChristians put out a beautiful post in response to this Bethel Changed stuff and I love it so much. In case you need to hear it today, here it is.
https://t.co/tpwGiFBDTK
What happens when @paacpodcast & #SPAACSNAAC have a podcast baby? Listen to Ep36: Doing Life Together (Secret Sauce edition) ft. Aya Tiffany Sato + Rev. Thomas Yang and how they're growing a thriving local @PAAChristians community in Seattle!
https://t.co/TsXruKbwQG
DYK: In addition to @paacpodcast we also have SPAAC SNAAC podcast? This podcast turns a collective obsession with food and other miscellaneous snaccs into an audio experience.
E1: Car Pizza and Car Crashes https://t.co/B3mjtCJjp2
E2: https://t.co/f7sGB1Uga4
@laurensotolongo Correction: We want to clarify that Rev Lydia is one of our PAAC members, but not Lydia Shiu—PAAC co-founder. Sorry about the confusion!
SHOUTOUT 🔥 // this @realrobbell interview with “Reverend Lydia” focuses on the Asian American experience in choosing a path.
Specifically through a Korean American + Immigrant lens, it feels deeply important in voicing what I’ve heard close friends share of their own lives.
Sitting at the table last night with these folks who were connected thru @PAAChristians , our stories were stories of renewal and of courage to imagine God's will being done.
This community would be a prophetic witness because Asian Americans are people of worlds - navigating between where we come from to where we're going. For me, a part of my faith is recognizing the ways God is renewing the world and pointing (well, proclaiming) that renewal.
Recently, I had been thinking about what if there was a community of PAAC who met regularly in a physical space to worship, to study, and be a prophetic presence in the world. This community would be multicultural because Asian America encompasses a multitude of cultures.
In the evening, there was a @PAAChristians Denver meetup. @ilifftheology was hosting two different events and we were all able to meet. While it was funny that I was the only Denver person at the table, it meant a lot to sit and be in conversation.
Yesterday was a special day. The AM started with a psych assessment for the #umc ordination process and it really was informative. There was nothing pathological and the results of all the tests reflected the interview with the psychologist.
Some people are saying that "go back to your country" isn't racist. Asian/Pacific Islander/Desi Americans, care to push back? Share your stories with the hashtag #goback.