Although Asian Americans are the highest income and best educated racial group in the United States, they have a unique set of issues and challenges which are rooted in shame-based culture, Confucianism and their bicultural identity. This book considers how Jesus transformed people in the shame-based Mediterranean culture, and then applies this understanding of the gospel to Asian Americans. As the book examines different issues and growth areas (performance orientation, self-worth, emotional development, identity and ...
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Although Asian Americans are the highest income and best educated racial group in the United States, they have a unique set of issues and challenges which are rooted in shame-based culture, Confucianism and their bicultural identity. This book considers how Jesus transformed people in the shame-based Mediterranean culture, and then applies this understanding of the gospel to Asian Americans. As the book examines different issues and growth areas (performance orientation, self-worth, emotional development, identity and healing wounds from the past), the author shares about his spiritual journey to provide deeper insight. Readers will gain a greater understanding of how the gospel applies to Asian Americans, and be encouraged to grow and be transformed. "Phenomenal and freeing... Ron has written a book that Asian Americans (and those who minister to them) will find both liberating and filled with hope." Lance Lee, PhD Founder, Center for Relationship, Silicon Valley Ron Chin is a graduate of Stanford University (BS Industrial Engineering) and UC Berkeley (MBA). He worked in high-tech for over ten years before answering God's call to ministry. Ron, an ordained pastor, lives with his wife Jill in Fremont, California.
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