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Asian-Americans Podcast

TechMission UrbanMinistry.org and its partners provide talks on Asian-Americans and ministry.

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Kenya Volunteering

We are a team of christian youth based in Kenya,we do organise tours,safaris and volunteer placements in kenya and Uganda,does anyone have information on how we can link up with groups that are interested in travelling to kenya and Uganda on any kind of mission?

"Give" is a four letter word."

Perhaps one of the hardest things for which to raise money is humanity.

People love to save whales, trees, spotted owls and an entire host of variables. Yet you tell them about people who are starving and so many times you will hear. "that's a shame".

Now of course I am plugging my own cause of which I am very interested in seeing succeed but this really does apply to all such causes.

PSA: Asian Racism in America

Should Christian Groups Accept Government Grant Funding

Of course, this is a decision each Christian organization will need to make based on their mission, vision, calling, and leading.  There is no single answer or right answer for all Christian organizations.

 

The decision, in my opinion, should also not be any different under the Obama administration than it was under the Bush administration.

 

There were a number of organizations that got into legal trouble under the Bush admin

7 Principles of the New Culture

This is an introduction to the seven articles in the “7 Principles of the New Culture” series.

5 excellent resources on multi-ethnic issues

Here are five resources which we posted in our New Culture Newsletter this month.  Hope you find them helpful!

- Chad

Is the church ready for a multi-ethnic era in America?

Many things can (and will) be said about last night's historic election. Regardless if you felt it was an exciting victory or a crushing defeat, there is one thing we should all be able to agree on: our country has entered a multi-ethnic era. The election of our first African American president (who's biracial background embodies multi-ethnicity) is a powerful sign of how rapidly our society has changed and will change in the decades to come. The question on my mind..."Is the church ready?"

Five movies currently in theaters with race relations themes

Pastor Mark Driscoll calls movies the new church in America and explains, "there are 'preachers' who are called filmmakers promulgating worldviews, philosophical systems, morals, and values." (listen to the sermon) There is no question that movies are one of the most powerful expressions of culture and values in our country.