The document discusses Asian American evangelicalism in a multiracial context. It explores the racial discourses of different evangelical groups, backgrounds of Asian American ministers, and their political and racial attitudes. It also examines how Asian American evangelicals have established multiracial congregations and can act as bridge builders between racial groups due to their racial sensitivity and cultural flexibility. The conclusion focuses on developing a distinct Asian American Christian voice and the future role of Asian American evangelicals in shaping American evangelicalism.

1. Asian American Evangelicals in a Multiracial World © Kathleen Garces-Foley, Ph.D. & Russell Jeung, Ph.D. Please do not use or reprint without permission of authors [email_address] Article to be published in Timothy Tseng and Michael Emerson, eds. The Changing Face of American Evangelicalism

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