“Can we be Indian and Christian? What are the challenges that Asian American Christians face to become who they are? What do we need to unlearn and learn? Join our conversation with Dr. Ashish Varma and what it means for him to become an Indian American Christian.”

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The Center for Asian American Christianity at Princeton Theological Seminary is advancing the scholarly study of Asian American Christianity, developing a forward-looking vision for Asian American theology, and equipping and empowering Asian American Christians for faithful gospel ministry and public witness.
Recent Posts
- “Do you hate being Filipino?” — Reflections on ‘Identity in Christ’ Rhetoric and its Material Consequences on Christian Belonging
- Jessica ChenFeng | The Pursuit of Asian American Happiness
- Jessica ChenFeng | The Pursuit of Asian American Happiness
- Book Review: Asian Americans and the Spirit of Racial Capitalism
- 2021 “Lived Theology in Asian America” Conference Papers Published in the January 2023 Issue of Theology Today
Popular Posts
- Panel Discussion | Hope from Ashes July 18, 2022
- Why I Left the Taiwanese American Church 20 Years Ago January 4, 2023
- Asian Americans and the Future of Protestantism in the U.S. November 3, 2022
- The Gift of Hesed: Faithful, Loyal Love February 7, 2022
- Festival of Lights: Diwali in the Light of Jesus October 24, 2022
Recent Posts
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“Do you hate being Filipino?” — Reflections on ‘Identity in Christ’ Rhetoric and its Material Consequences on Christian Belonging January 27, 2023
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2021 “Lived Theology in Asian America” Conference Papers Published in the January 2023 Issue of Theology Today January 16, 2023
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The In-Between Spaces: Seminary and Ministry as a Chinese Canadian January 11, 2023
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Why I Left the Taiwanese American Church 20 Years Ago January 4, 2023
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To Stay or To Leave? — The Opportunity and Challenges of Asian American Evangelicalism December 19, 2022
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CAACNovember 22, 2022
Excellent podcast. Hope my Indian American (not American Indian) friends listen to this podcast. Very difficult to use this ethnic identity. We need to move away from using Indian when referring to Indigenous/First nation people.