Jesus Wasn’t Killed by the Jews: Reflections for Christians in Lent (Book review)
The Lenten season and Holy Week recall gospel lessons and other passages of Scripture appropriate to the season, yet we need to ask if we read these sacred texts of “Old” and “New” Testaments with awareness of the history that has unfolded over the past two millennia.
Pastoral ministry in a tent-making economy
I have a particular love, and appreciation, for pastors. And I worry that “a time is coming, and now is…” when we will not be able to make a living being pastors.
What was Jesus doing during Lent?
Jesus, on his purple journey, faced injustice, unequal treatment, and unfairness. Yet his final few teachings remain the cornerstone of Christianity
The Game Board: Second Generation Chinese American Female Edition
Here’s how you play.Wake up in your safe suburban neighborhood, moveahead two spaces...Walk into store and watchas they stare at your half-hidden face.The mask, useless. Your onyx hair andcrescent eyes betrayyour invisibility. Move backthree spaces.
Standing in solidarity with the Asian American community
When you see hate, combat it with love to bring justice. If you hear cries of violence, rise in solidarity to support movement into liberation. Do not be so concerned with your personal problems of the day that you forget to also extend care to your neighbor. Get to know your neighbors to strengthen community connection, harmony, and safety. Join with others to dismantle stereotypes, myths or misconceptions that prevent us from seeing each other’s humanity.