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This set of question was posted in a recent email discussion, as Southern Cal ministry leaders are anticipating the upcoming lunch fellowship this Wednesday 6/3:
As an observer and advocate of ABC ministries since the 1970s and a former youth worker in [ . . . ]

// [update 6/3/09 4:30pm] Notes + video posted at the L2 Foundation blog //
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Fellowship of American Chinese Evangelicals (FACE) has invited me as a special guest for an ABC/English Pastors’ Fellowship Meeting, next Wednesday, June 3rd, [ . . . ]

Chinese Church in Christ (San Jose, California) has a ministry position open for a “Young Adult Minister”, someone who would lead ministries to college students and young adults.

Read the full listing via Google Docs or as a blog post at ISAAC Opportunities.

had a blast here in Dallas and so much has happened and it’d take hours to write out what i’d want to write out…
got to worship on sunday at cross timbers… celebrate a friend’s birthday + chinese new year simultaneously… breakfast [ . . . ]

I got an invite from Daniel Lee [facebook profile], a Th.M. student at Fuller Theological Seminary, who is coordinating a newly-formed group on campus called Asian American Theological Fellowship. Last night was quite the privilege for me to share a presentation titled [ . . . ]

Astonishing to hear Tim Keller say at the begining of video segment 2 of 6, “I disagree completely…” Watch the videos for context of this conversation between Tim Keller, John Piper, and D.A. Carson.

The video is shot in real-time conversation between 3 [ . . . ]

It was delightful to be interviewed by K. Connie Kang for the Los Angeles Times during the past week. Her work in the religion beat is most commendable for raising awareness of the social location within particular ethnic racial contexts. I talked [ . . . ]

There’s something to be said for the days when pastors were the most educated in their community. They were able to run the church (operationally and organizationally), do the pastoral care, get very involved in community life. And, none would be the [ . . . ]