One Year Later
And one year later, I find myself also holding 제사 for these women who were killed—I did not know them personally, but they were my ummas, my imos, my sisters. I want to remember them and I want them to be remembered—not for how their life on earth came to an end, but for how they lived.
A Revolutionary Lament
When I began to fully lament the ways that my own Asian identity had been minimized... I was met with the God that cries out for injustice too.
How Can You Believe in God at a Time Like This?
A meditation on who God is in the midst of our deepest grief.
Prayers for Election Day
AACC staff members share their prayers for this consequential day. May you and your community be centered in the Father’s love and peace today and in the days to come.
An Election 2020 Prayer Guide
As we near a critical election, now is the time for the church to act—through prayer, fasting, and repentance.
Truth-Telling in Corporate Lament
Most faith traditions have failed to teach us how to lament. Now is an opportunity for us to center our communal grief.
A Space for Lament and Prayer
How one church community is actively fighting racism through prayer, lament, awareness, and relationship building.
Comfort for the Sick
This virus knows no geographical boundaries, and is no respecter of persons or identities. In the face of this pandemic, may we find shelter in the generous mercy and love of God our Savior and Deliverer.
It Is Time to Push in Prayer
Like many of you, we dropped to our knees during the darkest hours of the night and cried out to the Lord. When our hearts were finally stilled, the word we heard like a whisper was “push in prayer.”