Groaning Toward Hope
Isaiah 11:6-9; Romans 8:18-25 June 2, 2024 Sermon preached at Evergreen Baptist Church, Rosemead, CA Greetings! As a member of the ABC Creation Justice Network, an initiative of the Office
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2024 Memorial Day Reflections
On Monday, I drove our high school sophomore granddaughter to sing with her acapella group to a county Memorial Day event. I dropped her off at the front entrance where
Being disciplined
This article was originally published on the Christian Citizen on February 15, 2024 I was once caught playing hooky from Chinese language school and when my father found out, he
How still we see Christmas today
This article was originally published on the Christian Citizen on December 20, 2023 This year’s December calendar has created a great deal of discussion on whether churches will have a
Holy Land War
Since Oct. 7th, Hamas and Israel have been at war. After a 7-day cease-fire and hostage and prisoner exchanges, fighting has resumed. On the nightly evening news, we have seen
1 Talent, 3 Strings
This is the “Season of Giving and Receiving.” Black Friday was giving to stores so that others may receive. Over the weekend, Black Friday sales continued with up to 75%
Edmond Fung Memorial Service
Saturday, November 11, 2023, 10:30 AM, First Chinese Baptist Church, San Francisco Shepherd Among Giants In San Francisco, we take the word, “giant” for granted. And when the Giants have
Why we need to be American Baptist
This article was originally published on the Christian Citizen on September 26, 2023 I was brought up in an American Baptist church in Boston because my parents were grateful to
Cara and Zach Rehearsal Blessing
Friday, August 4, 2023, 6:00 PM, Flat Rock, NC It is fantastic for our senses to behold the wonder and beauty of creation! We are gathered from all four corners
Do you see me? Seeing Asian American Pacific Islander people
This article was originally published in The Christian Citizen on May 9, 2023. Boston in the 1950s was infamously known for its segregated public schools. Attending the Phillips Brooks Elementary School in