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Asian American Religious Leadership Today

This report was conducted by a team of well-known Asian American scholars on behalf of the Pulpit and Pew Project at Duke Divinity School. It was co-sponsored by the PANA Institute and the L2 Foundation, with assistance from the Graduate Theological Union and the American Baptist Seminary of the West. The report included evangelical, mainline Protestant, and Roman Catholic perspectives. Several members of the study team, including ISAAC, are conducting follow-up research projects. >> Order free copies from Pulpit and Pew >> Download report in PDF

 

Bay Area Chinese Churches Research Project - Phase II

BAP brochure - 132k in pdf 1996 Bay Area Chinese Churches study (Phase I) - 1.2 mb in pdf Powerpoint presentation for Jan. 13, 2007 S.F. consultation - 2.1 mb ppt Summary of Jan 13, 2007 S.F. consultation - 92k in pdf Powerpoint presentation - Oct. 27, 2007 S.F. consultation - 2.9 mb ppt Summary of Oct. 27, S.F. consultation - 84k in pdf

Asian American Christian Perspectives Reader

ISAAC’s Resource Team is partnering with Pacific Asian American & Canadian Christian Education Ministries (PAACCE) to develop a Reader to support our forthcoming Asian American Christianity core curriculum. It will include sections on biblical interpretation, history, culture, and strategies for engagement. We anticipate publication of this resource by July 2007.

Resources for Intergenerational Competency

ISAAC’s Resource Team is researching and developing resources for Intergenerational Competency among Asian American Christian leaders. We will develop blog sites, books, and other tools to enable families, congregations, and organizations to bridge the generational divide and build healthier communities. Some of these resources will be available in Fall 2007.

Asian American Christianity Core Curriculum

ISAAC is developing a core curriculum that will integrate Asian American studies and ISAAC research projects into laity and staff training as well as college and theological education. We believe that discipleship and leadership in Asian American Christian communities and the global church would be enriched by our teaching ministry.