Decolonising My Faith
Justin LauAn East Asian's journey to decolonise his Christian faith in the West
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 43 | Subscribers | Read | decolonisingmyfaith.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Reckoning with my Chineseness
I’m Singaporean, or more accurately, Singaporean Chinese: Singaporean by nationality, Chinese by ethnicity. But since I grew up in Japan for the first 18 years of my life, I didn’t have much, if any, exposure to the Chinese language or cult...
Podcast: ACross Culture
Some of you might remember Jessie Tang who I did a 2-part interview with last year. She’s currently the Intercultural Ministry Director in the Diocese of Leicester and is especially passionate about intercultural worship. She also runs a po...
My Western Parts, My Eastern Parts
I’ve been keeping a list of things that surprised me when I first moved to the UK, namely cultural differences between Britain and my East Asian upbringing. For example, seeing many Brits not rinse off the soap suds whilst washing dishes wa...
J-Pop Influence on Worship Music
There’s an American YouTuber called Dr. Capital who does acoustic covers of J-pop songs on a classical guitar, often utilising jazzy chords to create funky alternative arrangements. He’s also a university music professor (aka 音楽博士) who expe...
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Authors
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Writes: Japan, cross-cultural identity, faith. Editor of Transect Magazine. MA English Literature, MA Theology & Ministry. SG-born, JP-raised, UK-based. ESEA, TCK, バイリンガル.
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