Why are Asian American Christians drawn to white “celebrity“ pastors? (Ep. 3)

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Terms like “indigenous theology” and “decolonized theology” may be new to many of us. For some, they may sound downright scary. And yet, sometimes what’s taught in the pews of first and second generation Asian American churches isn’t always the whole story.

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