AACC Editorial Team 4/2/24 AACC Editorial Team 4/2/24

Celebrating Asian Heritage in Children's Literature: An Interview with Tina Cho

In this article, we interview Tina Cho about her work as a children’s author and the value of diverse representation in children’s literature, which characterizes much of her work.

AACC Editorial Team 6/13/23 AACC Editorial Team 6/13/23

AACC Parenting Conference: An Interview with the Conference Organizers

I have never attended a conference specifically designed to speak to the needs and concerns that pertain to me as an Asian American Christian parent . . . it was so refreshing to have our experiences as Asian American Christians centered in the conversations.

AACC Editorial Team 5/23/23 AACC Editorial Team 5/23/23

8 Memoirs for AANHPI Heritage Month

For Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we recommend picking up a book (or two) to help you learn about a perspective that may be unfamiliar to you, or perhaps makes you feel more seen in your own identify and experience.

AACC Editorial Team 5/11/22 AACC Editorial Team 5/11/22

Living with Intention: Exploring the Intersection of Mixed Identities and Faith

For the sake of love and honor, discover the aspects of identity and heritage that might be different from you. Be curious and ask about the ways that their ethnic histories have combined together. And in doing so, we can remember and celebrate the unique differences of each of us, that we are not monolithic in any aspect of life.

AACC Editorial Team 4/27/22 AACC Editorial Team 4/27/22

Celebrating Culture in a Mixed Family: An "It's Complicated" Interview with Shawna Klatt

My advice is to love yourself and appreciate your Asian beauty. You don’t need to look or act a certain way and there’s no such thing as not being Asian enough.

AACC Editorial Team 4/19/22 AACC Editorial Team 4/19/22

Church Community and Global Identity: An “It’s Complicated” Interview with Justin & Carolyn Fung

The way I see it, it isn’t just nice to worship Jesus and be formed in Christlikeness with people who are different from us; we actually need each other to experience the fullness of God—we cannot do it without each other.

AACC Editorial Team 4/5/22 AACC Editorial Team 4/5/22

Navigating a Multiracial Marriage: An Interview with Andrea and Jairus Justus

In the Bible, I see a God who deeply values cultural expression and connection. Holding our identity in Christ as our highest and truest identity doesn't mean that culture doesn't matter at all.

AACC Editorial Team 3/1/22 AACC Editorial Team 3/1/22

Reading the Bible Beyond White Masculinity: Author Q&A with Pastor Dan Hyun

So many Christian books are written in and for White male voices. What would it look like if that was not the assumed default? In this author Q&A, we talked with Pastor Dan Hyun about his recently released book The Bible in 52 Weeks for Men: A Yearlong Bible Study Companion and how he wanted to use his Korean American perspectives and experiences to encourage us to engage the Bible and masculinity in and through our cultural backgrounds.

AACC Editorial Team 7/2/21 AACC Editorial Team 7/2/21

From Hot Pot to Hot Dogs: Asian American Perspectives on the Fourth of July

AACC Editorial Team 6/22/21 AACC Editorial Team 6/22/21

Solidarity in Christ: Why AAPI Christians Must be Allies in the Pursuit of Justice

While Asian Americans may not fit neatly into the white-Black binary, we are not excluded from reckoning with the racial history of this country...Through remembrance, we take ownership of our history - even if none of us were there.

AACC Editorial Team 12/3/20 AACC Editorial Team 12/3/20

Advent Resources for the Tired Soul

More than ever, we need to seek the hope of Jesus’ coming this Advent. Here are some resources to guide you along the way.

AACC Editorial Team 9/1/20 AACC Editorial Team 9/1/20

Election Resources for Asian American Voters

Many Asian Americans typically don’t vote. These resources can empower you to help change that.