Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable

Rooted Youth Ministry

The Rooted Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable Podcast aims to advance gospel-centered youth ministry with those serving in Asian American youth ministry contexts and students, by discussing relevant and contextual ministry topics and subject matters that impact Asian American Youth Ministry. In doing so, it aims to provide and equip those serving in Asian American Youth Ministry contexts and students, to more effectively disciple students, along with empowering their families and churches, to do gospel-centered youth ministry more faithfully.

  1. Oct 21

    Growing Together in Asian American Youth Ministry (and Celebrating 50 Episodes!)

    The Rooted Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable team recorded their 50th episode, reflecting on their journey and looking ahead. Justin, Huey, Dorothy, and Terrence shared personal and ministry updates, including transitions and health challenges. They discussed the value of the podcast as a lifeline for mutual support and spiritual encouragement. The team reminisced about favorite episodes, such as "Navigating the Dark Night of the Soul" and discussions on the Five Pillars. They brainstormed future topics, including mental health, Gen Z, and the relationship between youth pastors and senior pastors. Resources What is Asian American Youth Ministry? - Podcasts  Navigating the “Dark Night of the Soul” as Asian American Youth Workers  Shepherding Students and Leaders through the Dark Night of their Soul, PT2  Rooted’s 5 Pillars in Asian American Youth Ministry: Gospel Centrality and Theological Depth  Rooted’s 5 Pillars in Asian American Youth Ministry: Relational Discipleship, Parent Partnership, and Intergenerational Integration  Why Mentors Matter - Podcasts  Mailbag Submission Form Follow the Rooted Youth Ministry Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Follow @therootedministry on Instagram for more updates. Hosted by: Huey Lee, M. Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary; Justin Wong, Ed.D. from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Terrence Shay, Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut; and Dorothy Lau, youth director at the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland.

  2. Sep 16

    Building Biblical Community, Part 2: Belonging

    Building community in a youth group is desired but often difficult in today’s teenage landscape. There are many characters, personalities, and family situations to consider, and youth groups are more than creative games, coveted snacks, and captivating Canva slides. In this second part of community building in youth ministry, Dorothy and Justin are joined by special guest Vicky Xi, youth pastor at Living Stones Christian Church, as they discuss how cultivating the whole ministry begins with tending to teens at an individual level. Rooted Resources Joni & Friends: “We bring practical help and Gospel hope to people with disabilities around the world.” Fidget stone, recommended by Vicky, for students who may have a hard time sitting still. Helping Teenagers Experience the Body of Christ When Your Teenager Doesn’t Feel a Sense of Belonging at Church What If My Child Doesn’t Like Youth Group? Follow this Rooted podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Join us for our annual Rooted Conference this October 22-24 in Nashville, TN, to be refreshed, equipped, and reminded that you’re not alone in ministry. Consider joining the optional Asian American Pre-Conference lunch gathering as well! Hosted by: Huey Lee, M. Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary; Justin Wong, Ed.D. from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Terrence Shay, Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut; and Dorothy Lau, youth director at the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland.

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The Rooted Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable Podcast aims to advance gospel-centered youth ministry with those serving in Asian American youth ministry contexts and students, by discussing relevant and contextual ministry topics and subject matters that impact Asian American Youth Ministry. In doing so, it aims to provide and equip those serving in Asian American Youth Ministry contexts and students, to more effectively disciple students, along with empowering their families and churches, to do gospel-centered youth ministry more faithfully.