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10/09/2026

Part 2 of Rev. Dr. Kevin Doi's interview. We are so grateful for Kevin's years of leadership, equipping and empowering up-and-coming generations of ministry leaders.

Hear more at our Oct. 17 gala—limited tickets available! 🔗 https://aac.fuller.edu/10-year-anniversary/

10/08/2026

This week and next, we'll hear from some of the AAC directors about how their work with the AAC has had an impact on their vocation and calling.

In this clip, Rev. Dr. Kevin Doi— director of the Asian American Pastoral Formation Initiative and Affiliate Assistant Professor at Fuller Seminary—reflects on the joy of coming alongside ministry leaders in their spiritual formation and development.

Hear more at our Oct. 17 gala—limited tickets available! tinyurl.com/10yearsaac

Our deepest gratitude to our event sponsors for partnering with us to make our 10th anniversary gala possible. Your supp...
10/07/2026

Our deepest gratitude to our event sponsors for partnering with us to make our 10th anniversary gala possible. Your support helps sustain the AAC’s mission to form and empower leaders for the flourishing of the Asian American church!

📢 Just a few tickets remain for Forward Together: A Decade of Cultivating Leaders for a Flourishing Asian American Church, Oct. 17 in Pasadena. https://aac.fuller.edu/10-year-anniversary/

"Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." (Matthew 25:40)Rev. Nori ...
10/06/2026

"Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." (Matthew 25:40)

Rev. Nori Ochi reflects on a sobering word from an asylum seeker, a call to visit those in detention, and why Asian American Christians must walk alongside our migrant neighbors—this week on the Centering Substack.

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10/06/2026

This week and next, we'll hear from some of the AAC directors about how their work with the AAC has had an impact on their vocation and calling.

In this clip, Dr. Jessica ChenFeng—director of the Asian American Well-being Collaboratory, Associate Professor of Marriage and Family Therapy and DMFT Program Chair at Fuller Seminary—reflects on the empowering relationships she's built through the AAC.

Hear more at our Oct. 17 gala—limited tickets available! tinyurl.com/10yearsaac

10/02/2026

Save the date (10/16, 9a-4p in Pasadena), sign up, and help us spread the word!

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MEET THE CONFERENCE TEAM:

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Leila Wong is a Filipino American spiritual director, soul care practitioner, and life coach with 36 years of ministry experience with Cru/Epic. She holds an MA in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care and is passionate about accompanying people as they navigate faith, identity, culture, ministry/calling and life transitions. Currently, she serves with Global Service Associates, assists in facilitating Pastora Lab’s Women’s Leadership Cohort and is an affiliate with YTM Leadership. Leila is married to Brent, is a mom to two young adults, and lives in southern California with their two Labrador Retrievers.

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Martin Cachero is the Director of Strategic Initiatives at Flourish San Diego and a pastor at Risen Church. Much of his work focuses on inspiring people and organizations towards effective stewardship that leads to generative work and culture. He holds a Master of Theological Studies from Bethel Seminary and lives in San Diego with his wife, Angela, and their two daughters.

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Daphne R. Barretto is the Executive Assistant to the Lead Pastor at EastLake Church Chula Vista, overseeing their Prayer and Baptism teams. Daphne holds a Master of Divinity and a Doctor of Ministry from Azusa Pacific University and is a trained spiritual director with particular interest in accompanying Filipino Americans as they explore the intersection
between faith, culture, identity, and spiritual formation. At the heart of her ministry is a desire to help people grow in faith and love of Jesus within the context of community. She is married
to her high school sweetheart, has two sons, a daughter-in-law, and two grandkids.

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Born in Los Angeles, Meljon Salazar graduated from UCLA and currently serves as InterVarsity staff in Southern California as well as intermittently on the national Filipino leadership team in the US. He has previously served as worship director at his Filipino home church. In the last decade, he has served as worship director at IFES World Assembly 19 in South Africa, WA23 in Indonesia, and Pilipino American Conference 26 in Texas.

10/02/2026

Come for the free food—stay for the community.

Hear more about how folks got connected to the AAC at Forward Together, our 10th anniversary gala on Oct 17 (and yes, there will be food).

Limited tickets available! tinyurl.com/10yearsaac

10/01/2026

We are not a footnote to American history. Filipino American history is American history! 🇵🇭🇺🇸

10/01/2026

What is our voice and calling in this season of the church?

Jason Min, Lead Pastor of Citizens LA, tells us how he got connected to the AAC. Hear his story and more at our gala on Oct 17.

Limited tickets available! tinyurl.com/10yearsaac

09/28/2026

"It started something in me that I really needed—on my personal journey, my spiritual journey, my vocational journey."

Wisdom Mira Wee, Pastor of Students, Youth, and Young Adult Ministries at Christ Church Sierra Madre, shares how she got connected to the AAC.

Hear more stories like Widsom's at Forward Together—our 10th anniversary gala on Oct. 17.

Limited tickets available! tinyurl.com/10yearsaac

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