MCC Celebrates Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month - May 2012

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PO Box 50488 - Sarasota, Florida 34232 Hoy 你好 こんにちは xin chào    May Is Asian Pacific Island  Heritage Month!   The LGBT Christian movement is growing as fast in Asia and the Pacific as anywhere in the world today. MCC's Asia Pacific Initiative makes it possible for MCC's message of God's inclusive love and a progressive understanding of the gospel to be a major voice in shaping the future of this movement. Interest in MCC increases daily all over the Asian Pacific world and API is dedicated to supporting our existing faith communities there and being present for those who are desperate to hear our liberating message.   As we celebrate  Asian Pacific Island Heritage Month in the US, we lift up MCC's Asian Pacific Initiative.    Why Celebrate Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month?   We join in paying tribute to the generations of Asian and Pacific Islanders who have enriched America's history and are instrumental in its future success.   May is Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month - a celebration of Asians and Pacific Islanders in the United States. A rather broad term, Asian-Pacific encompasses all of the Asian continent and the Pacific islands of Melanesia (New Guinea, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Fiji and the Solomon Islands), Micronesia (Marianas, Guam, Wake Island, Palau, Marshall Islands, Kiribati, Nauru and the Federated States of Micronesia) and Polynesia (New Zealand, Hawaiian Islands, Rotuma, Midway Islands, Samoa, American Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu, Cook Islands, French Polynesia and Easter Island).   Like most commemorative months, Asian-Pacific Heritage Month originated in a congressional bill. In June 1977, Reps. Frank Horton of New York and Norman Y. Mineta of California introduced a House resolution that called upon the president to proclaim the first ten days of May as Asian-Pacific Heritage Week. The following month, Senators Daniel Inouye and Spark Matsunaga introduced a similar bill in the Senate. Both were passed. On October 5, 1978, President Jimmy Carter signed a Joint Resolution designating the annual celebration. Twelve years later, President George H.W. Bush signed an extension making the week-long celebration into a month-long celebration. In 1992, the official designation of May as Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month was signed into law.   The month of May was chosen to commemorate the immigration of the first Japanese to the United States on May 7, 1843, and to mark the anniversary of the completion of the transcontinental railroad on May 10, 1869. The majority of the workers who laid the tracks were Chinese immigrants. MCC Asian Pacific Island Leaders   Rev. Elder Hong Tan   The Rev. Hong K. Tan was elected to the Board of Elders of the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches in 1993 during his term as District Coordinator of the European North Sea District.  Rev. Tan founded Metropolitan Community Church of North London and was its Senior Pastor for seven years.  He was also the first Asian District Coordinator and ordained clergyperson in UFMCC.    Born in Singapore, Rev. Tan completed his graduate degree in physiology at the University of London and completed his Masters in Business Administration. He did nine years postgraduate research in liver cancer at University College Medical School and published numerous papers. He has founded HIV/AIDS and People of Colors organizations and has cared for people with HIV/AIDS.    Rev. Elder Tan was a member of the UFMCC delegation to the 1998 World Council of Churches General Assembly in Zimbabwe and facilitated the process for recruitment and selection of the District Coordinator for the Northeast and Eastern Canadian Districts. He was also a key organizer of the Asian-Pacific Islander Leadership Institute. Tan also participated in the Lambeth Conference of the Church of England and witnessed through various United Kingdom print, television and radio media outlets, while continuing work on behalf of people with HIV/AIDS in London through the London Ecumenical AIDS Trust of Westminster Abbey.     Rev. Stedney Phillips   Rev. Stedney Phillips serves on the denominational staff of Metropolitan Community Churches as a Church Life Specialist for the Office of Church Life and Health.  In this role she offers her expertise in Church Size Theory and Assessments, Interim Ministry and Blended Worship Development. She also serves as Chair of MCC's Asian Pacific Initiative Team.    Stedney was ordained by MCC in December 2009 following her graduation from Pacific School of Religion. Prior to her ordination, she served as an Intentional Interim Pastoral Leader for 2 ½ years and has served MCC in various areas of local, regional and denominational work. She has served in various roles within MCC for over 25 years.  Rev. Stedney resides in Long Beach, CA with her partner Wendy and daughter Hannah.       Rev. Boon Ngeo   Rev. Boon Lin Ngeo is Chinese-Malaysian born. He is better known as O.Young (Rev. Ouyang Wen Feng) in Chinese speaking communities in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore and his home country, Malaysia. He is an ordained Christian minister at MCC New York. Rev. Boon was an award-winning journalist in Malaysia before he came to the United States. In 2006 he was the first public figure to come out publicly in his country. He is also a co-founder of MCC in Malaysia and he holds two Master's degrees in sociology and theology. He lives in New York city and teaches sociology at St. Peter's College in New Jersey and Gender studies at Hunter College. In Fall 2009, he was invited to teach LGBTQ Studies and Sociology, the first course of its kind offered at the Jesuit college.    He is a best selling author and has published 24 books in sociology, theology and sexuality. He is a columnist for the Sinchew Daily, the leading Chinese newspaper in Malaysia.  He is currently finishing his doctoral degrees in sociology and theology.         Rev. Dr. Patrick Chang Patrick S. Cheng is a theologian, seminary professor, and ordained minister. He is the Assistant Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology at the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He holds a Ph.D., M.Phil., and M.A. in systematic theology from Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York. He also holds a J.D. from Harvard Law School and a B.A. from Yale College. Patrick is the author of "Radical Love: An Introduction to Queer Theology" (Seabury, 2011) and the forthcoming " From Sin to Amazing Grace: Discovering the Queer Christ " (Seabury, 2012). He is an ordained minister with the Metropolitan Community Churches, an LGBT-affirming Christian denomination that is open to all people. He is the coordinator of Queer Asian Spirit, an organization dedicated to the spiritual and religious lives of LGBT people of Asian descent around the world and their allies. Patrick lives with his husband of two decades, Michael. His website is www.patrickcheng.net. Rev. Alice Cabotaje    Rev. Alice Cabotaje was born and raised in the Philippines.  She was a financial journalist for fourteen years and covered the capital markets of Asia Pacific region, North and South Americas. She graduated from the Pacific School of Religion of the Graduate Theological Union in 2008 and became an ordained minister with  MCC.  She is a Board Certified Chaplain and currently an ACPE Supervisory Candidate at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Medical Center. She also serves as volunteer clergy with Peninsula MCC.   Rev. Alice lives in Pacifica with Jane, her partner of nineteen years, their nine-year-old, black and tan dachshund Lena, two-year old Pomeranian-Yorkie Cody, cockatiel Jack, and lovebird Giada.     Rev.  Dr. Jonipher Kwong     The Rev. Dr. Jonipher Kwong is an ordained minister with the Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) and the Metropolitan Community Churches (MCC).  He is currently the Settled Minister of the First Unitarian Church of Honolulu and is an active member of the UUA's Journey Toward Wholeness Transformation Committee.   Jonipher currently resides in Honolulu, Hawai'i and has been with his partner for over 13 years. He enjoys watching cheesy movies, snorkeling Hanauma Bay and composting as a spiritual practice. His website is Jonipher.com.    Rev. George Balgan Rev. George completed his internship at MCC of Las Vegas and was ordained into ministry at MCC LV in 2006. He is also a chaplain in Las Vegas.  He serves as the Worship Leader for the Saturday evening worship service and offers Pastoral Care to the members and friends of MCC LV.  Rev. George also serves as the staff lead for MCC-LV Youth, a new style of ministry geared to the needs of LGBT youth, 21 and under. MCC - LV Youth Friday Fellowship is an informal gathering, with contemporary music played by young musicians. Rev. George guides a safe, open discussion based on spiritual topics chosen by the youths themselves.      Rev. Joe Pang, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia  Rev. Joe Pang Rev. Ceejay Agbayani Rev. Ceejay Agbayani, Quezon City, Philippines      Kakay Pamaran      Kakay  Pamaran, MCC Quezon City, Philippines - MCC Judiciary Pool      Pastor Edgar Constantino     Pastor Myke Sotero       Pastor Edgar Constantino,  MCC Makati               Pastor Myke Sotero, MCC Metro Baguio    Resources  http://www.apaha.org/     Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month http://asianpacificheritage.gov/ For Teachers http://asianpacificheritage.gov /teachers.html Asian Pacific American Firsts Poster http://www.capaa.wa.gov/events/ heritageMonth.shtml API Histories http://www.apahistory.com/  Asia Society http://asiasociety.org/education The Golden Age of Chinese Archaeology http://www.nga.gov/education/chinatp_splash.htm Asian American Timeline http://www.infoplease.com/spot/asiantimeline1.html 2010 US Census Information http://www.census.gov/newsroom/releases/archives/facts_ for_features_special_editions/cb11-ff06.html    The Wing Luke Asisan Museum http://www.wingluke.org/    Asian Pacific Island LGBT Organizations South Bay Queer and Asian http://www.sbqa.com/ Gay Asian Pacific Alliance http://www.gapa.org/    Asian Pacific Pride http://api-pride.blogspot.com/   Asians and Friends Washington http://afwashington.posterous.com/   National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance http://www.nqapia.org/   Asian Pacific Islander Queer Women & Transgender Community  http://www.apiqwtc.org/    Gay Asian and Pacific Islander Men of New York www.gapimny.org   Asian/pacific islander Queers United for Action (AQUA)  http://www.aquadc.org/       Celebrations Collide, Connect, Create - 5th Annual Queer and Asian Conference  http://www.calqacon.com/ We Axe You to Speak: An API Heritage Month Literary Reading http://sfpl.org/index.php?pg=1006026401 Pride and Heritage DC www.dcprideandheritage.org        2gether blessed in Concert  at Wichita Falls MCC   Saturday April 14, 2012 3 p.m. Benefiting  MCC Ministry  in the Philippians View Press Release here. Our Team Rev. Stedney Phillips Chair   Rev. Ed. Paul      Rev. Boon Lin Ngeo     Rev. Elder Ken Martin        Barbara Crabtree,  Advisor Our Vision MCC's Asian Pacific Initiative seeks to cultivate and nourish relationships with people of Asian and Pacific Islands descent, building vibrant, liberating Christian communities that are supportive of gender and sexual minorities and which respect the spiritual journeys of all.   Our Mission *Nurture hope and healing   *Strengthen faith   *Establish relationships with seminaries in Asia to develop local leader -ship   *Provide resources to  local churches    *Connect to the global LGBT movement             Serving * China * Hong Kong * Japan * Malaysia * Pakistan * Papua New Guiea * Philippines * Singapore * South Korea               Litany: Here We Are On The Edge  We are here. Dancing on the edge. The edge of the Pacific Rim, the ring of fire. The dangerous and delightful edge of spirituality and sexuality. Here we will be. Living out loud. Loving out loud. Worshiping out loud. All the while knowing the danger of loving each other and the Christ. Here we will not be. Silent. Afraid. Alone. Invisible. Nameless. Faithless. For we have strength by being in relation -ship with each other, with MCC and with the Divine. Here we will sing the song of liberation. Here we will dance the dance of whole - ness. Here we will laugh the joy of salvation. Here we will drink and eat at Table, as our true selves. Here we are. On the edge. It is ours to fill to over -flowing. With Passion. With Hope. With the Love of God through Christ and in Communion with Spirit. The Holy edge. Here we are! Amen. written by Vickey Gibbs   api  Asian Pacific an Emerging Ministry small yet GROWING      by Vickey Gibbs     Information For more information about the Asian Pacific Initiative contact Rev. Stedney Phillips at RevStedneyPhillips@ MCCchurch.net  or visit our webpage   http://mccchurch.org/m inistries/asia-pacific-initiative/ Donate to API by  emailing API@MCCchurch.net  API Ministries 2gether blessed concerts supporting API Saturday, April 14th, 3pm  Wichita Falls MCC,  1401 Travis St.  wichitafallsmcc.org . Sunday, April 15th, 10am  MCC of  Greater Dallas, 1840 Hutton Dr., #100, Carrollton, TX 75006,  mccgd.org . Sunday, April 15th, 7pm-  Promise MCC,  2527 W. Colorado Blvd., Dallas TX 75211,  promisemcc.org .     Message in 4G God's Grace is Given thru the Gospel Bible Study in Tagalog and English Los Angeles, CA

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Thanks and Congratulations

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Thanks and Congratulations   Dear MCCers:   I want to express my thanks to all who worked so hard to make our very first Virtual Special General Conference a success!  To our staff, Members of the Governing Board, especially Rev. Onetta Brooks and Rev. Dr. Robert Griffin, thank you for your diligence and service, over and above this last 6 weeks.  Thanks to the lay delegates and clergy of MCC for your cooperation in the virtual business forums and the voting process itself.   Congratulations to Rev. Elder Hector Gutierrez and Rev. Elder Dr. Mona West!  We are so grateful for your openness to serve MCC in this way, in this time and place, and just by your gifts and commitment, enhancing and renewing the office of Elder for all of us.  Everyone who says yes to this responsibility brings something new and needed to our denomination.   I will install Rev. Elder Hector this Easter Sunday in Sao Paolo, Brazil, at the conclusion of the 10th anniversary celebration -- our service will be in Portuguese, Spanish, and English.  We expect to have persons from 4 or 5 countries, at least, in attendance.  I wish all of you could be present to feel the joy and hope that is here in Brazil this week!   Then, on 22 April, all the Elders and the Vice Chair of our Governing Board will gather at MCC Austin (Texas, USA) to install Rev. Elder Mona and to bless Rev. Elder Hector among his colleagues.  We will be welcoming back Rev. Elder Darlene from her sabbatical and have the opportunity to meet together, as Elders, and also with the Senior Leadership Team.   God is good and is our Provider in all things.   Grace and Peace,   Rev. Nancy Wilson Moderator

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MCC's Rev. Nancy Wilson writes from Brazil...

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2012 PACESETTER CHURCHES   Churches Participating in MCC's Easter Offering for Global Justice     1.   Agape MCC (Fort Worth, Texas) - Rev. David Wynn, Sr., Pastor    2.   All God's Children MCC (Minneapolis, Minnesota) - Rev. Kevin Downer, Interim Pastor    3.   Church of the Trinity MCC (Sarasota, Florida) - Rev. Charles Tigard, Pastor   4.   City of Refuge Tijuana Church (Mexico) - Rev. Tony Manriquez, Pastor    5.   First MCC (Atlanta, Georgia) - Rev. Paul Graetz, Pastor    6.   FirstCoast MCC (St. Augustine, Florida) - Rev. Ruth Jensen-Forbell, Pastor   7.   Harvest MCC (Denton, Texas) - Rev. Jeannie George, Pastor   8.   Heartland Community MCC (Springfield, Illinois) - Rev. Dr. Tony Thieman-Somora, Pastor    9.   Holy Covenant MCC (Brookfield, Illinois) - Rev. Dr. Danny Spears, Pastor    10. Holy Cross MCC (Pensacola, Florida) - Open Pulpit    11. Imago Dei MCC (Pennsylvania) - Rev. Janice Bowker, Interim Pastor    12. Joy MCC (Orlando, Florida) - Rev. Lisa Heilig, Interim Pastor    13. King of Peace MCC (St. Petersburg, Florida) - Rev. Dr. Candace Shultis, Pastor   14. LAI Sanctuary of Praise (New York, New York) - Elder Stacey Latimer, Pastor    15. Living Springs MCC (Bath, England) - Rev. Kieren Bourne, Pastor   16. MCC Albuquerque (New Mexico) - Rev. Judith Maynard, Pastor     17. MCC Baltimore (Maryland) - Rev. Y. M. Dozier, Interim Pastor   18. MCC Baton Rouge (Louisiana) - Rev. Keith Mozingo, Pastor    19. MCC Boston (Massachusetts) - Open Pulpit    20. MCC Brighton (England) - Rev. Catherine Dearlove, Interim Pastor    21. MCC Charlotte (North Carolina) - Rev. Catherine Houchins, Pastor   22. MCC Christ the Liberator (Highland Park, New Jersey) - Rev. Dr. Tom Bohache, Pastor   23. MCC Corpus Christi (Texas) - Open Pulpit   24. MCC Elizabethtown (Kentucky) - Rev. Cathy Porter, Pastor   25. MCC Governing Board, Senior Leadership Team and Staff   26. MCC Hartford (Connecticut) - Rev. Aaron Miller, Interim Pastor   27. MCC Key West (Florida) - Rev. Steve Torrence, Pastor   28. MCC Knoxville (Tennessee) - Rev. Jill Sizemore, Pastor   29. MCC London (Ontario, Canada) - Rev. Paul Whiting, Pastor   30. MCC Los Angeles (California) - Rev. Dr. Neil Thomas, Pastor   31. MCC Lubbock (Texas) - Rev. Renae Phillips, Pastor   32. MCC New England Campus Ministries (Boston, Massachusetts) - Rev. Dr. Joan Saniuk and Sharilyn Steketee, Co-leaders   33. MCC New Orleans (Louisiana) - Rev. Rick Sosbe, Pastor    34. MCC Newcastle (Newcastle Upon Tyne, England) - Rev. Elder Cecilia Eggleston, Pastor   35. MCC NOVA (Fairfax, Virginia) - Open Pulpit   36. MCC Ocala (Florida) - Rev. Vicki Miller, Interim Pastor   37. MCC of Greater St. Louis (Missouri) - Rev. Dr. Carol Trissel, Pastor   38. MCC of New York (New York) - Rev. Pat Bumgardner, Pastor   39. MCC of Paducah (Kentucky) - Rev. Lillian Ferguson, Pastor   40. MCC of San Antonio (Texas) - Rev. Mick Hinson, Pastor   41. MCC of the Blue Ridge (Roanoke, Virginia) - Rev. Joe Cobb, Pastor   42. MCC of the Spirit (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) - Rev. Lori Rivera, Pastor   43. MCC of Topeka (Kansas) - Rev. Carol Trissell, Consulting Pastor   44. MCC of Winston-Salem (North Carolina) - Rev. Ron LaRocque, Pastor   45. MCC Rehoboth (Delaware) - Rev. K'Lynne McKinley, Pastor   46. MCC Richmond (Virginia) - Rev. Dr. Robin Gorsline, Pastor   47. MCC Sacred Journey (Hendersonville, North Carolina) - Rev. Jane Nelson, Pastor   48. MCC San Diego (California) - Rev. Dan Koeshall, Pastor   49. New Creation MCC (Columbus, Ohio) - Rev. Margaret Hawk, Pastor   50. New Spirit MCC (Cincinnati, Ohio) - Open Pulpit   51. Open Arms MCC (Rochester, New York) - Rev. Jim Mulcahy, Pastor   52. Open Circle at The Villages MCC (Florida) - Rev. Carol Rawlings-Chambers, Pastor   53. Open Door MCC (Boyds, Maryland) - Rev. Miller Hoffman, Pastor   54. Peninsula MCC (San Mateo, California) - Rev. Terri Echelbarger, Pastor   55. Resurrection Beach MCC (Costa Mesa, California) - Ty Bradley, Interim Pastoral Leader   56. Resurrection MCC (Houston, Texas) - Rev. Janice Ladd, Executive Pastor   57. River of Life MCC (Dorchester, England) - Rev Catherine Dearlove, Pastor   58. River of Life MCC (Kennewick, Washington) - Rev. Janet Pierce, Pastor   59. St. John the Apostle MCC (Fort Myers, Florida) - Rev. Steve Filizzi, Pastor   60. St. Jude's MCC (Wilmington, North Carolina) - Rev. John McLaughlin, Pastor   61. SunCoast Cathedral MCC (Venice, Florida) - Rev. Dr. Sherry Kennedy, Pastor   62. Sunshine Cathedral MCC (Ft. Lauderdale, Florida) - Rev. Dr. Durrell Watkins, Pastor   63. Trinity MCC (Arlington, Texas) - Curtis Smith, Pastoral Leader   64. Trinity MCC of Gainesville (Florida) - Rev. Dr. Jim Merritt, Pastor   65. Valley Ministries MCC (Stockton, California) - Rev. Terri Miller, Pastor   67. Wichita Falls MCC (Texas) - Rev. Mel Martinez, Pastor     An Easter Invitation from The Rev. Dr. Nancy L. Wilson Office of the MCC Moderator Easter@MCCchurch.net     Holy Week, Thursday morning    As You Prepare To Celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ...    ...I am writing these words to you from Brazil, where I am spending Holy Week.   And I must tell you, the faith of our Brazilian brothers and sisters is joyous and contagious! As so often happens in MCC, I came to Brazil to minister -- but they have ministered to me and encouraged me.   In my own spiritual life, I am experiencing this same joy and excitement over this year's Easter Offering for Global Justice Campaign -- in fact, I don't know when I have felt so deeply and passionately about a denomination-wide Easter campaign as I have this year!   Out of my personal meditation and prayers during this Holy Week, I am writing to ask for your encouragement and help today -- in a very specific and urgent matter.   Let me explain...   This Easter, we have a God-given opportunity  -- together! -- to give birth to the Global Justice Institute, a joint project of Metropolitan Community Churches and The Fellowship of Affirming Churches.   ___________________   Following the Risen Christ is at the very heart of our justice ministries! ___________________________________     That's why Easter -- the season of new life -- is the right time for us to birth the Global Justice Institute.   But birth always presents special challenges! Just as there are unique and necessary expenses at the birth of a newborn baby, the very same is true at the birth of a new organization.   Our goal is to raise $40,000 USD through the Easter Offering for Global Justice Campaign -- that's 30% higher than any previous Easter goal.   I know in my heart there's only one way we can reach this significant goal -- it's with your help!   Now you may be tempted to think that the goal is too high -- that your gift won't make much of a difference. Here's the God-given secret to reaching our goal this Easter:   _____________________   None of us can do it all. But all of us can do something! _______________________     If you will do your part and give what you can, then God will do God's part! Just as Jesus multiplied the loaves and fishes to feed the crowds, so God will multiply each of our gifts to perform an Easter miracle this year.   I truly believe that's the secret to reaching this year's $40,000 USD goal.   Here's what you can do:   After you've shared your tithes and offerings through your local congregation, I invite you to make a generous, over-and-above financial gift to this year's Easter Offering for Global Justice Campaign.   There are three ways you can make your personal gift. Won't you select one of these options and share your gift today?   GIVING OPTION #1: Locate an MCC Pacesetter church in the left column and make your contribution through a local participating church.   GIVING OPTION #2: To make an on-line donation: Click on one of the "Donate" buttons in this email, or visit the MCC Easter Offering web page and click on the "Donate" button.   GIVING OPTION #3: Mail your donation via check or money order, made out to "Metropolitan Community Churches," to P.O. Box 50488, Sarasota, Florida 34232, USA. In the notation section, add "Easter Offering."   Thank you for your generosity and for your support of MCC's global ministry.   In closing, let me share these words with you as we together look to the empty tomb and the Risen Christ:   As we give boldly and with generous hearts,     know that we are forever an Easter people --         the Risen Jesus is the center of our faith, the Resurrection is our hope,     love is our motivation,         peace is our hearts' desire,             justice is our passion,                 and Alleluia is our song!   Grace and peace,  +Nancy   Rev. Dr. Nancy L. Wilson Moderator Metropolitan Community Churches Easter@MCCchurch.net     P.S.  Won't you pray and seek God's guidance about your participation in this year's Easter campaign? Perhaps you'll feel led to donate $10, $25 or $50. Perhaps you've been blessed and are able to give even more -- $100, $500 or even $1000. If each of us will listen and respond to God's "still small voice," I know we'll -- together! -- reach this year's Easter goal.   P.P.S. To make your online donation right now, Click Here. No gift is too small for God to use.

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