Asian American Identity, Christian Faith, and Responses to Racism November 11th and 18th, 7:30p-9p With Dr. Daniel Lee, Professor and Academic Dean of the Center for Asian American Theology and Ministry at Fuller Seminary.
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NOVEMBER 11th Asian American Identity and Christian Faith
This session covers the diversity and complexity of Asian American identity, and how it matters to God. As Christians, we worship a God of history, of the Covenant, and of the Incarnation. We encounter this living God in our own particular historical and socio-political spaces, with our particular bodies. As such, understanding what it means to be Asian American in our time is essential for living out our faith.
NOVEMBER 18th Black Lives, Systemic Racism, and Asian American Discipleship
This year has seen a resurgence of calls to fight systemic racism and support the movement for Black Lives. This session addresses how Asian American Christians can be actively involved in the work of racial justice in an informed and thoughtful manner.
MORE ABOUT DR. LEE: Dr. Daniel D. Lee is the academic dean of the Center for Asian American Theology and Ministry and assistant professor of theology and Asian American ministry at Fuller Theological Seminary. An ordained Presbyterian minister, Daniel has served in a number of ministry contexts, including campus ministry, chaplaincy, immigrant church, pan-Asian ministry, and multi-ethnic churches. Daniel is the author of the book Double Particularity: Karl Barth, Contextuality, and the Asian American Theology and of various book chapters and articles.
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ZOOM LINKS FOR SEMINARS: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83778182432?pwd=YzV5OEVaTGExcCs0Z1ZUeUFlZXFydz09 Meeting ID: 837 7818 2432 Passcode: 021099 CALL IN: +1 646 558 8656 US (New York)