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Required Reading for #courage
With the topic of #courage and May being Asian and Pacific-Islander Heritage Month, a number of API Clergypersons offer their reading recommendations:
First, from Rev. Alena Uhamaka, Sacred Acts, Holy Change, Faithful Diversity & Practical Transformation by Eric Law.
Required Reading for #courage
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Required Reading is a monthly series of recommendations on material for study in light of a particular topic.
With the topic of #courage and May being Asian and Pacific-Islander Heritage Month, a number of API Clergypersons offer their recommendations:
Sacred Acts, Holy Change, Faithful Diversity & Practical Transformation by Eric Law
The Word at the Crossing by Eric Law
– Rev. Alena Uhamaka, Monrovia UMC
Voices of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Experience by Sang Chi, Emily Moberg Robinson
Culturally-Conscious Worship & Worship Across Cultures by Kathy Black
Asian Pacific American Heritage A Companion to Literature and Arts
– Rev. Kalesita ‘Ulu’ave Tu’ifua, Knollwood UMC
Strangers From a Different Shore: A History of Asian Americans by Ronald Takaki
The Issei, The World of The First Generation Japanese Immigrants by Yuji Ichioka
– Rev. Mark Nakagawa, Centenary UMC
All are invited to add a recommendation by posting a comment below.
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Required Reading is a monthly series of recommendations on material for study in light of a particular topic.With the topic of #courage and May being Asian and Pacific-Islander Heritage Month, a number of API Clergypersons offer their recommendations:
Sacred Acts, Holy Change, Faithful Diversity & Practical Transformation by Eric Law
The Word at the Crossing by Eric Law
– Rev. Alena Uhamaka, Monrovia UMC
Voices of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Experience by Sang Chi, Emily Moberg Robinson
Culturally-Conscious Worship & Worship Across Cultures by Kathy Black
Asian Pacific American Heritage A Companion to Literature and Arts
– Rev. Kalesita ‘Ulu’ave Tu’ifua, Knollwood UMC
Strangers From a Different Shore: A History of Asian Americans by Ronald Takaki
The Issei, The World of The First Generation Japanese Immigrants by Yuji Ichioka
– Rev. Mark Nakagawa, Centenary UMC
All are invited to add a recommendation by posting a comment below.
Photo Credit (Creative Commons 2.0)
Note: For security purposes, the math problem must be solved for the comment to be successfully submitted.
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Today, Bishop Carcaño delivered the Invocation at the Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice's (CLUE) 12th Annual "Giants of Justice" Breakfast in Los Angeles.
Imagine No Malaria
On May 30, 2015, Malibu UMC is hosting an outdoor benefit concert for Imagine No Malaria featuring contemporary Christian praise bands from the Los Angeles area. LEARN MORE
Upcoming Events & Key Initiatives
More Cal-Pac
Apply for the Young Clergy Initiative/LA Urban Foundation Internship (YCI)
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Arts Integration in Worship: A Deeper Connection (CST)
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Pastor Making Musical Change In Haiti (GNJUMC)
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Cover Photo Credit - Creative Commons 2.0
Our mailing address is:
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110 South Euclid Avenue
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