Adrian Pei recently authored a book and InterVarsity Press published it. The title is “The Minority Experience: Navigating Emotional and Organizational Realities” — watch this video to hear Adrian Pei tell about bringing his organizational development experiences together with his researching of American history to write the chapters of this […]
Mental health affects every one of us, because we have a brain and we want to stay health. If you don’t struggle with mental health, you probably know someone who does, because 1 out of every 4 adults and 1 out of every 5 youth will experience mental illness as […]
The movie, Crazy Rich Asians, has given Asian Americans something to talk about. I think it has generated more conversations than most other movies that come from Hollywood for all kinds of reasons. In my book, er, on my blog, that’s a good thing. We need more conversations. And I’d […]
I’m listening for Asian American Christians with thoughful things that emerge from their distinctive bicultural perspectives.
Save the date, Saturday, October 20, 2018, for a mental health seminar in Thousand Oaks, California. I’m planning to be there; let’s meetup.
How many more celebrities have to die tragically, before we can talk about these hard topics of life and death? Death is one of those topics that most people don’t want to talk about; there are many reasons for that. But death is a certainty; we are all human and […]
Andy Crouch commentary on celebrity power, allegations, and institution-building—insightfully and succinctly written on a Twitter thread of tweets. Posted with permission.
Content of all kinds swirl around the internet and one category has been grouped under Christian apologetics. Apologetics has been around pre-internet and perhaps for many centuries. I was posed this question recently to which I decided to respond: Q: So do you think there is value in Christian apologetics? […]
