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Brisbane School of Theology

ASIAN AUSTRALIAN FORMATION GROUP

CENTRE FOR ASIAN CHRISTIANITY

Our purpose

To know our whole selves for Christ and His Kingdom.

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Shaped by our experiences

What does it mean to encounter God as Asian Australians? How do our families' wounds from migration or political turmoil in our motherlands affect us today? What about our experiences of racism? How do we leverage all of who we are with our faith and calling?

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Shaped by our experiences

What does it mean to encounter God as Asian Australians? How do our families' wounds from migration or political turmoil in our motherlands affect us today? What about our experiences of racism? How do we leverage all of who we are with our faith and calling?

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The Benefits

New language

Gain language to understand your Asian Australian experience.

Personal history

Make sense of your personal history and journey.

Working with a group

Discuss topics and materials in a group setting over six weeks of 120 minutes sessions.

Professional feedback

Receive feedback and clarification from a professor of theology and Asian American studies.

What to expect

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What to expect​

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Pastor Grace Lung

BSci (Comp Sci), GradDipDiv, MA (ChrStds)

DIRECTOR

Grace grew up in Sydney in a large Chinese church. Since then she has served at various Chinese churches over the years in youth, students, young workers and women. Her passion and interest is contextualizing the gospel to Asian Australians and developing Asian churches in Australia. Grace is a graduate of Sydney Missionary and Bible College and Fuller Theological Seminary. Her study focussed on Chinese Australian identity and ministry.

Her previous roles have included: Director for Asian Contextual Engagement for the RICE Movement, Team Member for Interserve Culture Connect and OMF QLD’s Ministry Team. She was an Anglican Deaconness Ministries Summer Fellow in 2019. Her writing has appeared on the SOLA Network, Gospel Coalition Australia, Centered: Resources for the Asian American Church, Common Grace and Ethos: EA Centre for Christianity and Society.

In addition to her role as Director of CAC, Grace is also serving as a pastor alongside her husband, Chris, at Rise Alliance Church – a new church plant servicing the Rochedale area.