Asian/Asian American Open Letter to Princeton Theological Seminary
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Shin-Hwa Park
7 years ago
M.Div. 1979
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Nathan Hieb
7 years ago
PhD '09
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Bonnie Lin
7 years ago
MDiv 2011
ThM 2016
PhD Student
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Daniel Mok
7 years ago
Featured
We need more voices heard within the Kingdom of God. We need this more than ever in a country where Asians are marginalised and discouraged from theologising and thinking critically about decolonising their faith from Western colonialism and missions.
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Yoseb Jeon
10 years ago
Praying these voices can be heard loudly.
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Eunice Park
10 years ago
MA class of 1999
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Suk Jong Lee
10 years ago
M.Div ('87)
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Monch Kim
10 years ago
MDiv 1997, ThM 2004
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Daniel So
10 years ago
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M. Div. 2000
As so eloquently stated in this open letter, "Recognizing and guarding these distinctions is not only of service to Asians and Asian-Americans in the PTS student body, but also essential to the education of ALL our students at PTS and in U.S. theological education."
Prayers that there will be deep engagement, understanding, and positive action taken by the administration at PTS.
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Christian Hong
10 years ago
M. Div. ('08)
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A:LKSDF@#$A Choi
· petition starter
10 years ago
Thank you to all those who signed our open letter, expressing support and solidarity. I believe we have a strong enough platform to make a good case for our concerns/suggestions.
We were scheduled to meet with Dr. Barnes this Friday at 1 PM. Unfortunately, the President notified us that he will have to reschedule. We are working to establish a new date/time. Let's keep the word spreading!
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Kelly Hsieh
10 years ago
Go Asian Americans! Empowerment to do anything that is worthy of cause and justice..
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Casey Carbone, M.Div. student
10 years ago
M.Div Canidate 2017
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Samuel Greenlee
10 years ago
M.Div. 2009
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Janette Ok
10 years ago
M. Div. ('06) and Ph.D. Candidate, New Testament
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Andy Choy
10 years ago
M.Div 1978
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Enoch Kuo
10 years ago
Enoch H. Kuo, M.Div. Middler ('17)
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Elodie Chang
10 years ago
elodie signed
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Virstan Choy
10 years ago
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A member of the Class of 1974 thanks you for a thoughtful statement! The vision of each new administration calls for the vigilance of students, alumni/ae, and donors. May your meeting next Friday be one in which Asian Americans are taken seriously rather than taken for granted.
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Jerry Chang
10 years ago
I am surprised that Taiwanese doesn't on the list of Aisian diversity.
M.Div. 1979
PhD '09
MDiv 2011 ThM 2016 PhD Student
We need more voices heard within the Kingdom of God. We need this more than ever in a country where Asians are marginalised and discouraged from theologising and thinking critically about decolonising their faith from Western colonialism and missions.
Praying these voices can be heard loudly.
MA class of 1999
M.Div ('87)
MDiv 1997, ThM 2004
M. Div. 2000 As so eloquently stated in this open letter, "Recognizing and guarding these distinctions is not only of service to Asians and Asian-Americans in the PTS student body, but also essential to the education of ALL our students at PTS and in U.S. theological education." Prayers that there will be deep engagement, understanding, and positive action taken by the administration at PTS.
M. Div. ('08)
Thank you to all those who signed our open letter, expressing support and solidarity. I believe we have a strong enough platform to make a good case for our concerns/suggestions. We were scheduled to meet with Dr. Barnes this Friday at 1 PM. Unfortunately, the President notified us that he will have to reschedule. We are working to establish a new date/time. Let's keep the word spreading!
Go Asian Americans! Empowerment to do anything that is worthy of cause and justice..
M.Div Canidate 2017
M.Div. 2009
M. Div. ('06) and Ph.D. Candidate, New Testament
M.Div 1978
Enoch H. Kuo, M.Div. Middler ('17)
elodie signed
A member of the Class of 1974 thanks you for a thoughtful statement! The vision of each new administration calls for the vigilance of students, alumni/ae, and donors. May your meeting next Friday be one in which Asian Americans are taken seriously rather than taken for granted.
I am surprised that Taiwanese doesn't on the list of Aisian diversity.