New book published for Asian American Youth Ministry
Posted on June 8, 2006
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A first-of-its-kind book, Asian American Youth Ministry
,
is now published, providing a much needed resource for those who serve
in this distinct context among one of the fastest-growing minority
groups in America.
This book compiles the practical insights
from 12 accomplished youthworkers, who collectively have over 100 years
of experience in Asian American youth ministry. The contributors share
their perspectives and insights about the intergenerational church,
student leadership, and vital outreach.
Asian American Youth Ministry
emerged out of a desire to address the distinct issues and challenges
of Christian ministry in an Asian American context. This book is
designed to be a valuable resource for both professional youth
ministers and also adult volunteers and parents too.
The book is the first book published by L2 Foundation, and is edited by DJ Chuang, its Executive Director. The book is available for purchase online at www.lulu.com/content/287040
Preview the book’s introduction
at the online store, read the endorsements from Dave Gibbons and Ken
Fong, and help spread the word! Your feedback will be most valuable to
inform what we can do next!
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