Maria Liu Wong is the dean of City Seminary of New York, as well as a doctoral candidate of Teachers College at Columbia University. Her focus of study is Asian American, West Indian, African, and Asian women leaders in theological education. Maria is a mom of two kids with one on the way, and married [...]
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Shared Insights: I Am Enough
Posted in reflections, shared insights, tagged being good enough, expectations, perfectionism, raising a family, self-worth, striving, successs-driven on July 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Photo by tibchris Shared by Jeney Park-Hearn What have you been learning lately? One of the challenges I have as an Asian American woman is resisting the Superwoman image. For instance, there’s a part of me that wants to be a good mom and wife and a domestic Martha Stewart. There’s another part of me [...]
Spotlight Interview with Grace Haah
Posted in spotlight, tagged discipleship, family, hospitality, letting go of control, parenting, raising a family, welcoming outsiders on June 28, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Grace Haah is the wife of Kevin Haah, founder and lead pastor of New City Church of Los Angeles. She has a B.A. in English from Bryn Mawr College, a law degree from Cornell, practiced law in upstate New York for a few years, and later worked in publishing before becoming a stay-at-home mom. In [...]
Shared Insights: Hearing & Obeying
Posted in shared insights, tagged family, Kingdom values, missions, obedience, personhood, raising a family, self-worth, women's roles on June 21, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
By Christine Chou What have you been learning lately? I recently read a short article in the Biola University magazine entitled “Who’s Yo Mama?” in which Joseph Hellerman discusses the passage in Luke 11:27-28 in which a woman calls out to Jesus, “Blessed is the mother who gave you birth and nursed you.” Jesus replies, [...]
Spotlight Interview with Christy Hyun
Posted in spotlight, tagged competition, freedom, letting go of control, perfectionism, raising a family, self-righteousness, solidarity, success-driven on May 31, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Christy Hyun is the pastor’s wife at Gospel Mission Project Church in Santa Clarita, CA, a mom of four kids, and a licensed marriage-family therapist in private practice. Born in Korea and raised in southern California, she received her BA at Boston University and attended Fuller Theological Seminary and Western Seminary. She loves meeting new [...]
credit where credit is due
Posted in Debbie, tagged "two-fers", communism, economics, gender roles, inclusivity, marriage, partnership, quality of life, raising a family, societal well-being, women's roles on November 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
by Debbie Gin Have you ever wondered why a lot of the work done by women doesn’t get much credit? (That is, unless it’s women doing “men’s” work.) I grew up in a Korean American household, where my mom did almost everything at home – cooking, cleaning, laundry, vacuuming, trash, yard work, paying the bills, [...]
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