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Aaron Huang was born in a Christian family, but never had an “aha” moment. Traveling and nature photography help him experience the beauty of God’s creation and remind him of his own insignificance and God’s grandeur. Find him on Instagram @heyeyron.

By Kai Ngu
Elements | Gender
A meditation on gender without form
By Serena Lee
Befriending Uncertainty, Unfriending Responsibility
By Colton Bernasol
Between Plainfield and Barrio Three
Theological Reflections on Home and Belonging
By Kevin Wright
The Overdue Dismantling of Church
By Andrew Ong
How to Be an Asian American Pastor
By Charmaine Runes
Bitter Melon is in the Heart
By Sandhya Jha
Yick Wo and the Good Samaritan
By Jonathan Eng
Embracing Inconvenience
By Brennan Takayama
Together, We Can
By Jasmine Gui
Hope as World-Building
A Creative Intervention into Musical Worship
By Chris Chacko
A New Hope Revisited
By Serena Lee
We’re People, Not Projects
By Milisuryani Lee Santoso
Embracing Immigrant Narratives
By Eileen Kim
The Enemy Territory Within
By Vanna In
Pleading Guilty Because of Jesus
By Tina Lau Dunn
This is Us Serving Together
By Kristine Chong
From Helper to Guest
Confronting the Complex Nature of Privilege in Solidarity Work
By Tim Yee
The More, the Merrier
When Tribes Come Together
By Bert Ballard
In Between the Already, But Not Yet
By LeLe Skinner
Choose One
Black, Filipino, and Whole
By Justin Fung
A Marriage of Differents
By B. Zhan*
Embracing Sadness to Find Joy
By Jenny Wong with John Riley
From Closed Fists to Open Hands
By Jonathan Ng with Vincent Le
Deconstructing Borders
To Embrace a Vietnamese Kind of Love
By Joyce Del Rosario
When I Found Out We Were White
By Melvin Fujikawa
Our Love is Here to Stay
A response to the horrific tragedy in Orlando
By Ingrid Chung
Living the Question
By Jenny Goto
An Abstract Archive
A Blending of Church and Art
By Leslie Lim
A Love that Loves No One
By Erina Kim-Eubanks
Criminal King
By Jonathan Ng
Seeing Through New Eyes
By Daniel Chou
Sitting on the Dock of the Bay