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Using a Luke 15 bible discussion and art, this guide will you help you make a clear and compelling invitation to faith in your Asian American small group.
Asian American Ministries
Developing and empowering distinctly Asian American Christian leaders
Asian American Ministries (AAM) aims to help IV honor and reach all Asian American communities on campus with the gospel to bless their communities and the world.
We’ve compiled here resources for Asian American planting, evangelism, Bible studies, and more. Included are also some specific resources for Pilipino, South Asian, and Southeast Asian communities. For more info, please contact AAM at aam@intervarsity.org.
This resource will help you contextualize as you prepare to lead an Asian American small group.
Learn about a method of planting campus ministry that takes on a distinctly inclusive, interdependent, communal posture
Do you wonder how Jesus might speak into your unique South Asian cultural experience? This seven-week discipleship series, created by South Asian InterVarsity staff for South Asian College students, will challenge you to take bold new risks, go deep and encounter the God of your people.
How can we reach and follow up with Southeast Asian students by showing care and hospitality? This guide has five tips on how to reach and follow up with Southeast Asian students.
Build trust with Southeast Asians with five important things to know about who we are and what we value.
How can we do evangelism together as a community? Learn your community’s strengths and take communal next steps using the Belong-Engage-Commit Community Map.
What does it mean to be South Asian and Christian? Join hosts Caroline Lancaster and Kevin Wilson for real conversations on faith and the South Asian cultural experience.
A six-week Bible study series for Pilipino American students to explore their Pilipino identity by studying Moses' journey throughout Exodus. Each week, students will go through an anecdote related to Pilipino identity, a passage in Exodus and a related application. This is a great starter Bible study for Pilipino small groups or chapters to go through to be discipled in their ethnic identity, evangelism, lordship issues and more!
Lunch break is an open space for community building, deeper conversations, and storytelling through food. It is a fun way to casually get to know people through a meal and intentional conversation. Build trust and relationship by inviting someone new and exploring the conversation topics below. Part of the "Have You Eaten Yet?" Campaign.