Asian American Center of Fuller Theological Seminary

Asian American Center of Fuller Theological Seminary To research, equip, and resource the Asian American Church

As we prepare for our 10th anniversary gala this October, we're building an archive to hold what that decade has looked ...
09/12/2026

As we prepare for our 10th anniversary gala this October, we're building an archive to hold what that decade has looked like—and we need your help.

If you have photos from AAC events, gatherings, classes, formation groups, or just everyday moments hanging out at the Center over the years, we'd love for you to share them with us. Selected photos will be featured in an archival exhibit at our anniversary gala!

📸 Submit your photos here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JCwP1uIQ-bavbPPyjk5MHeym18_vlhEH

🍂 Fuller students, staff, and faculty: kick off the fall quarter with us at the AAC Welcome Open House!🗓️ Sept 30 | drop...
09/08/2026

🍂 Fuller students, staff, and faculty: kick off the fall quarter with us at the AAC Welcome Open House!
🗓️ Sept 30 | drop in anytime between 12-2 p.m.

Raffles • giveaways • games

RSVP: tinyurl.com/AACWELCOME2026

09/08/2026

Full session videos from the Our Stories, Our Faith conference last month are now available: youtube.com/

Binge-ready: listen to all four episodes in our micro-series celebrating the 10th anniversary of the AAC on Centering: t...
09/04/2026

Binge-ready: listen to all four episodes in our micro-series celebrating the 10th anniversary of the AAC on Centering: the Asian American Christian Podcast.

Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, and Substack 🎧

09/04/2026

Listen to the last episode of our micro-series gathering the stories that shaped the AAC. This time, we flip the format: Yulee interviews Daniel about his own journey to founding the Asian American Center at Fuller Seminary.

In this clip Daniel describes how his study of reformed theologians revealed the ways in which their cultural backgrounds and heritage shaped their theologies—and that his formation likewise required bringing his full, Korean American, Asian American self before God.

👉🏽 Listen to "Frodo, Grace, and the Founding of a Center" at Substack, SoundCloud, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Links in comments.

Join Dr. Jessica ChenFeng—Director of the Asian American Well-being Collaboratory, and Dr. Janette H. Ok—AAC senior fell...
08/31/2026

Join Dr. Jessica ChenFeng—Director of the Asian American Well-being Collaboratory, and Dr. Janette H. Ok—AAC senior fellow and George Eldon Ladd Associate Professor of New Testament at Fuller Seminary for their workshops at the 2026 AACC conference: Awakening.

📍 Tapestry Church | Los Angeles
📅 September 28–30, 2026

Save 30% on your registration with the code FULLER30. Register at aaccconference.com.

This week, the AAC team gathered from near and far for our annual all-staff retreat—a joyful time to reflect on our firs...
08/28/2026

This week, the AAC team gathered from near and far for our annual all-staff retreat—a joyful time to reflect on our first decade as a Center and look ahead to what’s next with hope and prayer. 🙏🏽

Speaking of what’s next: join us October 17 as we celebrate 10 years at our anniversary gala, Forward Together 🎉 Tickets for sale now—https://www.eventbrite.com/e/aac-10th-anniversary-gala-tickets-1993930459680

08/25/2026

What does it mean to reclaim part of your identity when the very place that helped you access it also wounded you?

In this week's essay, British Chinese psychotherapist Ellen Yun writes about growing up in the Chinese diaspora church—a space that gave her language, food, and community, and also became the site of spiritual abuse. She traces how honor, loyalty, and silence got tangled together, and how Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy—the concepts we see in Pixar's Inside Out—gave her a way to hold both the wounding and the belonging without having to choose.

It's an honest, tender read on culture, harm, and what healing actually requires.

📖 New this week on the Centering Substack—https://fulleraac.substack.com/p/separating-heritage-from-harm-an

What does it mean to reclaim part of your identity when the very place that helped you access it also wounded you?In thi...
08/25/2026

What does it mean to reclaim part of your identity when the very place that helped you access it also wounded you?

In this week's essay, British Chinese psychotherapist Ellen Yun writes about growing up in the Chinese diaspora church—a space that gave her language, food, and community, and also became the site of spiritual abuse. She traces how honor, loyalty, and silence got tangled together, and how Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy—the concepts we see in Pixar's Inside Out—gave her a way to hold both the wounding and the belonging without having to choose.

It's an honest, tender read on culture, harm, and what healing actually requires.

📖 New this week on the Centering Substack—https://fulleraac.substack.com/p/separating-heritage-from-harm-an

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