In this intentionally grounded and richly theological volume, the editors bring together diverse leaders from pulpit and academy alike to explore the opportunities for ministry in an Asian North American Christian community that is increasingly challenged by a generation gap, not so much between age groups but between first-generation immigrants and the second- and third-generations. Contributors include Peter Cha, John Chung, Mitchell Kim, Sam Kim, David Lee, Grace May, Nancy Sugikawa, Gideon Tsang, Tim Seng, Jonathan Wu, Greg Yee, and Peter Yi.
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. Sydney Park (PhD, University ofAberdeen) is Assistant Professor ofDivinity atBeeson Divinity School, Birmingham, Alabama where she teaches Biblical Interpretation and New Testament studies. Sheisthe author of "The Concept of Submission Within the Godhead and theChurch in Philippians: An Exegetical andTheological Examination of the Concept of SubmissioninPhilippians 2 and 3". Herinterest in the biblical teaching of submission stemsfrom the experiences of her cultural background as aKorean- American, atheisticandfeminist beliefs duringhercollege years, and her ensuing post-conversion struggle to understand thecountercultural notion ofsubmission in Scripture.
Soong-Chan Rah (DMin, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary; ThD candidate, Duke University) is a sought-after speaker and a major voice on today's evangelical social justice scene. He is Milton B. Engebretson Associate Professor of Church Growth and Evangelism at North Park Theological Seminary in Chicago, Illinois, and is the author of "Many Colors: Cultural Intelligence for a Changing Church "(winner of an "Outreach "magazine book award) and the popular and influential "The Next Evangelicalism". Rah was founding pastor of Cambridge Community Fellowship Church, a multiethnic, urban, postmodern generation church in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He serves on the boards of Sojourners, the Christian Community Development Association (CCDA), World Vision, and the Catalyst Leadership Center.
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