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CAAC advances the scholarly study of Asian American Christianity at Princeton Theological Seminary | https://lnk.bio/pts_caac

08/05/2026

Virtual registration is still open! Register at https://ourstoriesourfaith.org to join us on Friday, August 7, and Saturday, August 8 for a conference celebrating the stories and embracing the challenges of the Burma Christian diaspora community.

🎟️ Virtual registration is $5 per person. If the fee is a barrier for you, whether you are a student, in ministry, living in the majority world, or just aren't sure if it's worth it, you can request a 100% fee waiver coupon on the website.

🤝 Group discounts are also available!
Groups of 3+: 10% off
Groups of 10+: 20% off
Group of 20+: 25% off

The Our Stories Our Faith conferences are organized by
Asian American Christian History Institute of Fuller Theological Seminary, American Baptist Home Mission Societies Asian Ministries, the CAAC, and Epic Movement.

08/03/2026

In-person registration is closing today, Monday, August 3, at 11:59 PM Eastern Time! Don't forget to register now to join us in person at the Falam Baptist Church of Indiana.

‼️Learn more and register at ourstoriesourfaith.org or the link in bio!

This year's Our Stories Our Faith conference series will take us to Indianapolis on August 7–8. Anyone interested in Asian American history, theology, discipleship, and mental health, is invited to attend.

🤝 Group Discounts
Groups of 3+: 10% off
Groups of 10+: 20% off
Group of 20+: 25% off

🎓Student Discount: 50% off

🍽️ Meals Included
We will be enjoying authentic Burmese food prepared for us by our friends at Little Myanmar Grocery Store for both day lunches and Friday dinner. Light breakfasts, coffee, tea, and snacks will also be provided.

The Our Stories Our Faith conferences are organized by
Asian American Christian History Institute of Fuller Theological Seminary, American Baptist Home Mission Societies Asian Ministries, CAAC, and Epic Movement.

Photos from The Center for Asian American Christianity's post 07/30/2026

The Burma diaspora is a unique group within Asian America, often underrepresented in conversations around the Asian American Church. Many Burma Christians arrive in the United States with particularly acute experiences of war, oppression, displacement, and separation. They have also experienced the faithfulness of God throughout their journeys, successfully putting down roots, creating tight-knit communities, and navigating the intergenerational challenges characteristic of immigrant communities everywhere. The stories of Burma Christians demonstrate the power of the Church to cultivate deep community and raise its people up to survive and thrive.

The Asian American Christian story is incomplete without stories from the Burma Diaspora.

🗓️Join us on August 7-8! Learn more and register at https://ourstoriesourfaith.org/. In-person registration closes on Monday, August 3!

The conference will conclude with a pan-Asian panel session featuring reflections from ministry leaders from various parts of the Asian diaspora:

📍Rev. Dr. Gabriel J. Catanus, Lead Pastor of Garden City Covenant Church; 📍Rev. Dr. Andrew Lee of the Global Diaspora Institute (Wheaton College Billy Graham Center); 📍Rev. Joshua K. Joseph, Associate Director of the Thriving Immigrant Congregations Initiative; and 📍Naw Eh Phaw, ministry leader at Falam Baptist Church of Indiana and key member of the conference steering committee.

The Our Stories Our Faith conferences are organized by
Asian American Christian History Institute of Fuller Theological Seminary, American Baptist Home Mission Societies Asian Ministries, CAAC, and Epic Movement.

Photos from The Center for Asian American Christianity's post 07/30/2026

Have you registered yet? In-person registration is open through Monday, August 3! 🔎 Learn more and register at ourstoriesourfaith.org or the link in bio!

This year's Our Stories Our Faith conference series will take us to Indianapolis on August 7–8. Anyone interested in Asian American history, theology, discipleship, and mental health, is invited to attend.

🤝 Group Discounts
Single Ticket: $60
Groups of 3+: 10% off
Groups of 10+: 20% off
Group of 20+: 25% off

🎓Student Discount: 50% off

🍽️ Meals Included
We will be enjoying authentic Burmese food prepared for us by our friends at Little Myanmar Grocery Store for both day lunches and Friday dinner. Light breakfasts, coffee, tea, and snacks will also be provided.

The Our Stories Our Faith conferences are organized by
Asian American Christian History Institute of Fuller Theological Seminary, American Baptist Home Mission Societies Asian Ministries, CAAC, and Epic Movement.

Photos from The Center for Asian American Christianity's post 07/29/2026

What can other Asian Americans learn from stories from the Burma Christian Diaspora? Ministry leaders serving immigrant Christian communities in the midwest will join us on August 8 to discuss how the larger Asian American Church can learn from, support, and be in solidarity with our Burma diaspora brothers and sisters.

🗓️Join us on August 7-8! Learn more and register at https://ourstoriesourfaith.org/. In-person registration closes on Monday, August 3!

The panelists for this session are 📍Rev. Dr. Gabriel J. Catanus, Lead Pastor of Garden City Covenant Church; 📍Rev. Dr. Andrew Lee of the Global Diaspora Institute (Wheaton College Billy Graham Center); 📍Rev. Joshua K. Joseph, Associate Director of the Thriving Immigrant Congregations Initiative; and 📍Naw Eh Phaw, ministry leader at Falam Baptist Church of Indiana and key member of the conference steering committee.

The Our Stories Our Faith conferences are organized by
Asian American Christian History Institute of Fuller Theological Seminary, American Baptist Home Mission Societies Asian Ministries, CAAC, and Epic Movement.

07/28/2026

See you in Indianapolis or online on August 7! This year's Our Stories, Our Faith conference centers the Burma Christian diaspora.

Join us on August 7-8! Learn more and register at https://ourstoriesourfaith.org/.

📍Van Sui, founder of JeSui Strategies, served as an oral history researcher to collect the stories of members of the Indianapolis Burma diaspora. She will be presenting along with 3 other researchers on her findings at the upcoming conference.

The Our Stories Our Faith conferences are organized by
Asian American Christian History Institute of Fuller Theological Seminary, American Baptist Home Mission Societies Asian Ministries, CAAC, and Epic Movement.

07/27/2026

" We are here to cultivate faithfulness over popularity or platform. Faithfulness is far more important than your fame, and many churches are, I think, falling away from that." — Alex Chang, Princeton Alliance Church Princeton Alliance Church

Watch the full video from our April mental health conference with Rosemead School of Psychology at Biola University at youtube.com/.

07/24/2026

"Division should not develop into hostility" —Rev. Stephen Hre Kio of Indiana Chin Baptist Church

Rev. Dr. Hre Kio will speak as a panelist at the upcoming Our Stories, Our Faith Conference! Go to https://ourstoriesourfaith.org/ to register for our August 7-8, 2026, conference in Indianapolis and online!

The Our Stories Our Faith conferences are organized by
Asian American Christian History Institute of Fuller Theological Seminary, American Baptist Home Mission Societies Asian Ministries, CAAC, and Epic Movement.

07/24/2026

"If they're true friends, they should be able to call you out when you do something wrong." – Ben Shin, Biola University

Where in the life of the church can we cultivate greater self-awareness and responsiveness to others? What might this look like for leadership across ministry contexts?

Watch the full video from our April mental health conference with Biola University at youtube.com/.

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