Date: November 3-4, 2014
The immigrant struggle can, at times, lead Asian Americans to narrow our focus to our own communities. And there’s a place for that. But now, as we find ourselves in some ways better established on these shores, it’s past time for us to look beyond, to listen, to learn, to come alongside. To that end, we’re creating this bilateral space for Asian Americans and African Americans. It’s not just us.
Rev. Elaine Paull walks us through her sermon prep. as she seeks to help people grow & deepen their relationship with God through presenting all of Scripture (the Old Testament & New Testament). She brings a voice as a woman, an Asian American, married to a...
Ministry involves transforming people's dark sides into light. Like farmers, ministers must wait patiently for harvest after planting the seeds. We grieve that Maui, paradise, turned into an inferno! The many lives lost without any warnings cannot be replaced. It will...
Dr. Kay Higuera Smith joins us to dive deep into the topic of gender. She speaks on how women can often be used but not honored within church spaces, the crucial role of women in carrying out God's will in Scripture & subverting patriarchy, and invites us into a...
