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By, for, and about Asian American Christians, the AACC Podcast is the official podcast of the Asian American Christian Collaborative. To find out more about AACC’s work, donate, or learn more visit asianamericanchristiancollaborative.com.
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In the season finale of the AACC Reclaim Podcast, Raymond Chang and co-host Josh Huver close the 'Speaking to the Culture' series. They explore how Asian American Christians can address challenging topics and advocate for social justice, bringing their unique perspectives to these vital issues. This episode discusses the importance of engaging with…
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The AACC Reclaim Podcast, hosted by Raymond Chang and Katie Nguyen Palomares, invites listeners to explore engaging culture with sensitivity. Featuring guest Dorcas Cheng-Tozun, a writer and communications consultant, the episode highlights her impactful contributions to organizations like D.Light and her insights from living across various culture…
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Join host Raymond Chang and special guest Dr. Matthew Kim from Baylor University on the AACC Reclaim Podcast for a compelling exploration of faith and community dynamics within the Asian American Christian sphere. This episode delves into the impact of societal and economic pressures on church life, particularly focusing on the growing sense of iso…
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Tune into this wrap-up conversation as AACC President Raymond Chang and Co-Host Katie Nguyen Palomares are joined by DJ Chuang to discuss the nuances of applying mental health care to our everyday lives. They share their own unique journeys in mental health, expand on patterns in culture and the Church at large, and share a little about the hope of…
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Join us as we continue our dialogue series exploring various aspects and perspectives regarding mental health and how it pertains to the AAPI community. This week, host and AACC President Raymond Chang along with DJ Chuang talk with Ying-Ying Shiue, a licensed professional clinical counselor. She is credentialed as a school counselor in California …
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Explore the intersection of faith and mental health with J.S. Park, a Korean-American hospital chaplain whose journey from atheism to chaplaincy is nothing short of remarkable. In this podcast, J.S. Park candidly shares his experiences and insights, drawing from his unique perspective as a thera-priest—a term he coined that perfectly encapsulates h…
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In these thought-provoking conversations, host Katie Nguyen Palomares engages with Mary Kim, a senior in college, as they share their personal stories and insights, providing a unique window into the world of today's youth and their evolving relationship with tradition, culture, and religion. Discover the hopes and aspirations of Gen Z and how they…
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Today, Katie Nguyen Palomares and Chandra Crane speak on how heritage connects the past to encapsulate stories, racial, ethnic, and cultural traditions. These elements play pivotal roles in molding individual identity and anchoring them to their communal and historical roots. They advocate for acknowledging both the uplifting and dark aspects of he…
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In this episode of the Reclaim Podcast, Josh and Katie explore how heritage is lived out, grounding us in kinship with others who share similar experiences. Along the way, we address critical moments, such as the distinction between heritage and culture, the ever-evolving nature of culture, and the layers of influence within cultures. We delve into…
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On this host recap episode, AACC President Raymond Chang and Reclaim Manager Katie Nguyen Palomares discuss the issue of gun violence at large. Starting from what it’s looked like for AACC to carry the mantle along with others across the country in regards to gun safety, going to the vision of protecting and stewarding life that God has given us, j…
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On this episode of AACC Reclaimed Podcast, Isabel Tom shares her experience of growing up with her grandparents and how it changed her perspective on older adults. She discusses the difficulty of Asian American families in communicating and understanding the experiences of their aging parents, and how many Asian American parents experienced racism …
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In the second episode of our new season, we are excited to welcome our distinguished guest, Joe Cheah, Chair at the University of Saint Joseph. Renowned for his research in race and religion, Buddhist studies, and Asian American theological studies, Joe brings a unique perspective to the table. As an author, his recent work, "Anti-Asian Racism: Myt…
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Welcome to the first episode of this season of the AACC Reclaim Podcast, a platform dedicated to elevating the voices, stories, and perspectives of leaders within the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. After a long hiatus, we are so excited to be back! Introducing two of our new hosts, Katie Nguyen Palmores and Joshua Huver, this episod…
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How should Asian American Christian leaders approach the newest generation of Asian American Christians? Raymond and Michelle join Kevin Yi to talk about strategies for encouragement, the unique interests of Gen Z, and more. Stay connected with the AACC Instagram/Facebook/Twitter: @aachristcollab https://asianamericanchristiancollaborative.com Cred…
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How should Asian American Christian leaders deal with burnout? Raymond and Michelle join Dr. David Wang to talk about strategies for spiritual formation, social support, and more. Stay connected with the AACC Instagram/Facebook/Twitter: @aachristcollab https://asianamericanchristiancollaborative.com Credits Hosts: Raymond Chang, Michelle Reyes Soun…
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What is mental health and how should we best care for it as Asian American Christians? Raymond and Michelle join George Xiong and Janette Lee to talk about how to approach conversations regarding mental health, helpful practices, and more. Stay connected with the AACC Instagram/Facebook/Twitter: @aachristcollab https://asianamericanchristiancollabo…
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What does it mean to be an Asian American Christian leader today? Join AACC President Raymond Chang and Vice President Michelle Reyes as they kick off the third season of the podcast by discussing the importance of visibility, humility, and unity within the Asian American Christian community. Stay connected with the AACC Instagram/Facebook/Twitter:…
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What is the story of Asian America? Jane Hong sits down with Raymond Chang and Michelle Ami Reyes to talk about the roots of the term “Asian American,” the impact of the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act on Asian immigration, and what kinds of changes can be made to immigration today. Jane Hong is associate professor of history at Occidental Col…
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Author and speaker Tiffany Bluhm joins Raymond Chang and Michelle Ami Reyes to talk about how Scripture helps us deconstruct harmful ideologies and practices that silence Asian American women. In their conversation, they talk about Tiffany’s book, “Prey Tell: Why We Silence Women Who Tell The Truth and How Everyone Can Speak Up!”, and what it looks…
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What should we know about Asian American stereotypes and how can we deconstruct them? Raymond Chang and Michelle Ami Reyes talk with Sherrene Delong about the model minority myth and perpetual foreigner stereotype, and how we can reclaim our cultural identities as individuals and communities. Sherrene DeLong (MATS, Westminster Seminary California) …
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How can our cultural identity inform our resistance to the status quo? Is there a biblical precedent for reclaiming cultural identity? Raymond Chang and Michelle Reyes talk to Robert Chao Romero, author of the upcoming book Brown Church (InterVarsity Press), about the role of the church planting in advancing justice and what it means to have an eth…
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How do we construct our cultural identity? What does it mean to celebrate it? How does having a mixed ethnic identity contribute to our understanding of being Asian American? Ray and Michelle chat with Chandra Crane, author of Mixed Blessing, about cultural inheritance, multiethnicity, and reclaiming an Asian identity. Chandra Crane (B.S. Education…
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How do we navigate the cultural differences between our parents, our children, and us? What kinds of bonds exist between first- and second-generation Asian Americans? What kinds of disconnections arise? Ray and Michelle sit down with Tasha Jun to talk about family history, reclaiming her Korean American identity, and the role of cultural identity i…
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Where do the roots of our cultural identities lie? How do we square our ethnicities with our status as those grafted into God’s people? Can ethnic nationalism be a force for positive change? Join Raymond Chang and Hanmee Kim as they talk about history, the applicability of the American racial framework to Asian societies, and much more. Hanmee Kim …
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AACC President Raymond Chang and Vice President Michelle Reyes introduce the theme of our second season on reclaiming cultural identity. This season will focus on questions including: What is cultural identity, and what does it mean to be Asian American? Each episode will highlight special guests on topics ranging from fighting stereotypes to uniqu…
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Raymond Chang and Michelle Reyes talk with Jeff Liou about Critical Race Theory: What is it? How do we engage with CRT from a biblical framework? Why do so many Christians think it’s unbiblical? And what unique perspectives can Asian Americans offer within conversations on CRT? Dr. Jeff Liou is an Anti-Racism Resource Specialist at AACC. He also se…
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What does the intersection of justice and political engagement look like Biblically? What should this mean for the Asian American Christian community right now? Raymond Chang and Michelle Reyes sit down with Dr. Russell Jeung, author and professor of Asian American Studies at San Francisco State University, to talk about Biblical political engageme…
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How can we approach global missions in a way that is just, peaceful, and whole? Why should Asian American Christians care about justice within global missions? Raymond Chang and Michelle Reyes sit down with Sam George, Director of Global Diaspora Institute at Wheaton College Billy Graham Center and Catalyst for Diasporas for the Lausanne Movement. …
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Raymond Chang and Michelle Reyes welcome Nikki Toyama-Szeto, Executive Director of Christians for Social Action, to talk about the challenges Asian American women face, the riches Asian American women bring to their communities, and how we can pursue justice for all women. They offer a Biblical framework for understanding justice around women’s iss…
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Raymond Chang welcomes Tim Tseng to talk about how churches and Christian organizations can better equip the next generation of Asian Americans to live out the gospel, particularly in our pursuit of justice. They also share about historical leaders in Asian American Christianity and what we can learn from their lives. As Pacific Area Director for I…
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What would real and just cultural representation of Asian Americans in entertainment look like? And why should Asian American Christians care about cultural representation, anyways? Raymond Chang and Michelle Reyes sit down with Nancy Yuen and talk about movies like Crazy Rich Asians, Parasite, and Never Have I Ever, the idea of an Asian Bechdel te…
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Raymond Chang and Michelle Ami Reyes welcome Jenny Yang, Senior Vice President of Advocacy & Policy at World Relief, to share what we can learn from the Bible about just treatment of immigrants. They discuss immigration laws, their personal experiences as children of immigrants, what Asian Americans should understand about immigration, and how we c…
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What is the biblical framework for justice? Why should Asian American Christians care about justice in this current cultural moment and how are we uniquely suited to engage this issue? Raymond Chang and Michelle Reyes sit down with Professor Soong-Chan Rah to talk about the intersection of faith, culture and justice for Asian Americans.…
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Welcome to the AACC Podcast! On this first episode of Season 1, President Raymond Chang and Vice President Michelle Reyes introduce the season theme: Reclaiming Justice. What does it mean to be an Asian American Christian? How do we pursue and reclaim the biblical vision of justice as Asian American followers of Jesus? How do we live at the interse…
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