What Happens When Asian American Christians Start Asking Questions?
For many Asian Americans raised in church, questioning faith isn’t just spiritual. It’s a reckoning with culture, identity, colonialism, and the communities that formed them.
Kristin T. Lee Reimagines Christianity for Asian Americans
In “We Mend with Gold: An Immigrant Daughter’s Reckoning with American Christianity,” Kristin T. Lee deconstructs her evangelical upbringing and reclaims a more expansive faith.
Filmmaker Anthony Ma Explores Protection in “God and Buddha Are Friends”
The Taiwanese American director talks about his short film, and how he was inspired by his childhood memory of cultural clashes and religious trauma.
Obake Stories: The Clash Between Superstition and Religion
I am ten, curled up on a stool in the kitchen, watching my mother. She works steadily at the countertop, putting the finishing touches on …