Canadian Asian Missional Podcast

Twice a month on the Canadian Asian Missional Podcast, hosts Shu-Ling Lee, Bernard Tam, Xenia Chan, and Jon Nip discuss all things related to being both Canadian and Asian and joining God in His mission to renew and restore all things in this world through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Each episode examines specific issues surrounding this unique cultural and generational context and how to make a shift toward a more intentional and missional life in community as the church. For more information and how to get connected, please visit us at campodcast.podbean.com

Canadian Asian Missional Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #155

  Episode 104 - Race, Capitalism, and The Divine Economy (feat. Jonathan Tran)

  Dec 23, 202453 minS0

  <p>Episode 104 - Race, Capitalism, and The Divine Economy (feat. Jonathan Tran)<br> </p> <p>How do we engage and develop a framework of understanding for the topic of race in our times and how does it intersect with capitalism? Especially from an Asian experience in North America, how do we learn to unravel these assumptions and scripts that have formed our identity and relations to others? The invitation of God is to rediscover who we are and our purpose in God's divine economy and abundance. Check it out!!<br> </p> <p>Jonathan Tran - https://honors.baylor.edu/person...

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  Episode #154

  Episode 103 - A Hybrid Future Hope (feat. Amos Yong)

  Dec 16, 202443 minS0

  <p>Episode 103 - A Hybrid Future Hope (feat. Amos Yong)<br> </p> <p>How does the Holy Spirit guide us toward a newness in theology and practice of being the church? Reflecting on his immigrant heritage and his continuing development of Pentecostal Theology, Dr. Amos Yong shares about discovering the value of a hybrid approach among a plurality of voices that help us discern what God may be revealing for our place and time, especially in the intersection of Asian and North American experiences. Our friend Paul Lam also joins us as a guest host!<br> </p> <p>Amos Yong...

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  Episode #153

  Episode 103 - Insights On Reconciliation From A Conflicted Land (feat. Salim Munayer)

  Aug 27, 202453 minS0

  <p>Episode 103 - Insights On Reconciliation From A Conflicted Land (feat. Salim Munayer)</p> <p>What might reconciliation look like in a nation with with historical and ongoing tensions and hostilities? How might that reveal and challenge our understanding? Xenia has an opportunity to sit down to hear from Dr. Salim Munayer in Jerusalem to hear his experiences and insights from his work with Musalaha, a ministry of reconciliation in Israel Palestine. <br> </p> <p>Musalaha Organization - musalaha.org</p> <p>Through My Enemy's Eyes by Salim Munayer and Lisa Loden (2013)</p> <p>Journey Through The Storm: Lessons from...

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  Episode #152

  Episode 102 - Modernity Gone Mad: Churches Without God?

  Jul 9, 202421 minS0

  <p>Episode 102 - Modernity Gone Mad: Churches Without God?<br> </p> <p>What happens when we take the logic and wager of modernity to shape who we are as the church? Do we lose the presence and activity of God working among us? Join us for a fascinating conversation as we share what we've observed and wrestle through how this era of thinking has impacted how we live as His gathered and sent people.<br> </p> <p>--------------------------</p> <p>Please remember to share and subscribe to our podcast to join the conversation as we regularly discuss all things related...

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  Episode #151

  Episode 101 - To Be Or Not To Be (In A Denomination)

  Jun 4, 202429 minS0

  <p>Episode 101 - To Be Or Not To Be (In A Denomination)<br> </p> <p>Being a part of a denomination connects us with a rich history and tradition, as well as provide us with needed support and oversight. At the same time, there can arise difficulties in how we interact and associate with one another amidst theological and philosophical differences. Join us for our discussion as we unpack some of our denominational experiences, ask the question of whether to stay or to leave, and share some the joys and challenges.<br> </p> <p>--------------------------</p> <p>Please remember to...

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