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Rachael Lee

Korean American Medical Mission Conference to Convene in Irvine

Mission

A conference for those with a heart to serve God and serve others with medicine will be taking place this weekend in Orange County. Called the Global Medical Missions Alliance (GMMA) Conference, it features numerous prominent speakers such as Michael Oh, the executive director of the Lausanne Movement; Dave Gibbons, the founding pastor of Newsong Church in Irvine; Phillip Lyn, the senior pastor of Skyline Church in Malaysia; and Val Tramonte, a physician who completed his family medicine training and served as faculty physician at In His Image.READ MORE

KWMC

Korean World Mission Conference Completed 'All by God's Grace,' Say Organizers

Mission

Some 40 organizers and participants of the recent Korean World Mission Conference (KWMC) that took place earlier this month at Azusa Pacific University gathered at Grace Ministries International on Tuesday morning to discuss and evaluate the results of this year’s conference. The organizers first expressed regret regarding the aspects of the conference where the results came up short in comparison to their expectations, and shared the challenges they faced in the process of planning for the event.READ MORE

Refugee

More than 65 Million Displaced, Setting Record High, According to United Nations Report

World

The number of refugees today is the highest it has ever been at over 65 million people, according to a report released by the United Nation's Refugee Agency (UNHCR) on Monday. This marks the first time the number of refugees has ever surpassed 60 million, the UNHCR said. And more than half of the refugees were children.READ MORE

PCUSA's General Assembly to Consider Recommendations on Changing Definition of Marriage, Honoring Korean Victims of 'No Gun Ri' Incident, Among Others

Church

The Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. (PCUSA)’s 222nd General Assembly is set to kick off this weekend on June 18, and will run until June 25 in Portland Oregon, where commissioners from over 170 presbyteries will consider various recommendations and reports. This year, the General Assembly will review over 70 overtures — recommendations for changes — submitted by various presbyteries, and over 20 other items of business.READ MORE

KCCD LTC

Asian American Christians Convene at the Capital to 'Witness, Partner, and Advocate'

Ministries

Some 80 Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Christians in various sectors gathered at Washington, D.C. for Korean Churches for Community Development (KCCD)’s ninth annual Lighting the Community Summit from June 6 to 8 at the Kellogg Conference Hotel at Gallaudet University.READ MORE

Paul Eshleman

'I Want to Evangelize to an Unreached People Group, but How Do I Get Started?' Paul Eshleman, Founder of JESUS Film Project, Shares Advice

Mission

Many missionaries may feel convicted to go and share the gospel with an unreached people group in a different country, but may feel lost as to how to prepare for such a task and how to actually do ministry once there. How should the research on the region and people group be conducted? How does engagement work once a missionary arrives?READ MORE

KWMC Loren Cunningham

Before Every Great Move of God, There Was the Word of God, Says Founder of YWAM

Mission

Many aspects of the Christian life has seen growth in recent years, including growing prayer movements, increased emphasis on mercy missions, and continued evangelism, according to Loren Cunningham, the founder of Youth With a Mission (YWAM). But there's one portion that Cunningham believes is falling behind: distribution of the Bible.READ MORE

KWMC Korean World Mission Conference

Korean World Mission Conference Launches with Opening Ceremony

Mission

Some 2,500 people, including prominent leaders in both the Korean and American Christian communities, gathered at Azusa Pacific University on Monday to mark the start of the 8th Korean World Mission Conference, the largest Korean mission conference in the world.READ MORE

Early Childhood Education

'The Parent Is the Child's First Teacher,' Say Advocates of Early Childhood Learning

Society

"What is this, Aqil?" Gesele McGlothin-Muhammad asks her youngest son, pointing to the letter 'A' on a pamphlet. "A," Aqil responds immediately. Aqil is a 1-year-old baby.READ MORE

Runyon Canyon Park

Los Angeles County Considers Parcel Tax Measure to Fund Parks

US

As the current local funding that maintains Los Angeles County's parks is about to expire, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has set out to secure funding for the future. READ MORE

Fuller Asian American Initiative

Asian American Ministers, Artists, Activists Dialogue on Intersection of Faith and Culture

Ministries

The Asian American Initiative at Fuller Theological Seminary hosted its first all-day conference on Saturday exploring Asian American identity, and how it relates to an individual's understanding of the gospel. In particular, the conference aimed to examine that intersection through the lens of pop culture, as guest speakers included comic book writer and artist Gene Luen Yang, blogger Phil "Angry Asian Man" Yu, musician Tim Ouyang of Tim Be Told, and comedian and writer Jenny Yang.READ MORE

Tom Lin InterVarsity

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Appoints First Asian American President

Ministries

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA, a college campus ministry with chapters in over 640 campuses, has announced on Monday that Tom Lin will become its next president, making him the first Asian American to serve in the position. His term will begin on August 10.READ MORE

Barack Obama

Obama Administration Directs Schools to Allow Students to Use Facilities According to Gender They Identify With

US

The Obama administration directed schools across the country on Friday to allow students to use facilities such as bathrooms and locker rooms according to the gender they identify with, or risk losing federal funding.READ MORE

PCUSA NCKPC Korean American Pastors Conference

Korean American Pastors' Conference: 'We Don't Want Any Pastor to Feel Isolated or Alone'

Ministries

A conference for second generation Korean American pastors sponsored by the PCUSA’s Racial and Ethnic Ministries Department started off on May 9, and will conclude on Thursday around noon (EST). The conference took place in Orlando, Florida.READ MORE

Synergy 2016

'Synergy' Retreat Offers Time of 'Mutual Learning and Encouragement' for Pastors

Ministries

A group of Asian American pastors of various backgrounds gathered in Oceanside, CA this week for an annual retreat called 'Synergy,' during which pastors shared their insights and experiences on the topic of leadership.READ MORE

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