Dangerous Faith
We learn very early in life to recognize a “Danger” sign. It’s usually red and has some figure in a high-risk situation. Sometimes we see “skull and bones” to scare
Writings
Communicating Our Identity
Today more than ever before, we live in a media-obsessed world. People instantaneously identify an organization from a logo or a slogan to represent what the organization is about. To
Creating Space for All
People who live in Maine are tough and resilient. They know how to survive some of the harshest winters in some of the most remote areas in northern New England.
A Call to Compassionate Living for ABC
Knowing the love of God for all creation has led some to live with compassion for all living things, including animals systemically raised for human consumption. When we know that
David and Dick
April 5, 2014 Yesterday, I returned from Italy with our church group. We visited the highlights of Italy with a focus on religious art. In Florence, I saw with my
Why I Am Proud Being An American Baptist
Don Ng, ABCUSA Vice-President Some of my fondest childhood memories are the times when I was growing up at the First Baptist Church of Boston. At Christmas, I remember the
Window to the World: Learning from Our Children
Don Ng, Vice President In August, the Asian Caucus and ABHMS sponsored a national conference at the FBC, Waltham, MA. One of the highlights was to visit Salem where Adoniram
Leaving a Legacy
legacy (n.) 1. money or property left to someone by a will; bequest. 2. Anything handed down from, or as from, an ancestor to a descendant. United, a legacy
Chinatown Parables
Chinatown Stories Volume 3 Chinatown Parables Found on the supermarket racks when you are checking out your items, there will be these “tell all” life stories that claim to be
Window to the World
Don Ng, ABCUSA Vice President Most pastors would have an office with a window. I have one in San Francisco Chinatown that I can see both the Transamerican building with