Archive - Imagine Otherwise

When We Stay But Disappear: Hidden Ruptures & the Hope of Church as a Healing Community | Christina Lee Kim | Our Flourishing, Our Faith…

This plenary examines subtle and often unseen relational ruptures within church communities - - those marked not by open conflict, but by emotional…

Jun 9

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Gathering the Scattered, Part I

Faith, Church, and the Institutions of Diaspora Life. The Burma Christian diaspora in Indianapolis comes into view as a transnational Christian social…

Jun 7 • CAAC at PTS

Navigating Racial Trauma in Christian Spaces (Pt. 3)

Journeying from Erasure towards Compassion, by Esther Kim. As I think of these alumni who serve and love their communities, I imagine how Christ’s love…

Jun 7 • CAAC at PTS

May 2026

The Spacious Spirituality of Kapwa

By Jenai Auman, a Filipina American writer, contemplative, and author. Kapwa is a collective us-ness—a shared identity that communicates that our…

May 31 • CAAC at PTS

Faith in Flight: The Resilience of the Burma Diaspora

From the Frontlines of the Longest Civil War to New Roots in America. Rev. Florence Li traces the history of the Burma diaspora from the 19th-century…

May 31 • CAAC at PTS

Whose Image do I Bear?

By Joel Thomas, a Data Science and Finance Senior. I went into the finance industry chasing something I couldn’t fully name— the confidence, the…

May 26 • CAAC at PTS

Remembering, Resisting, and Belonging

In February 2026, Dr. David Chao attended the 78th Chin National Day celebration in Indianapolis. The gathering was a layered enactment of memory…

May 25 • CAAC at PTS

Through the Mighty Waters

Grieving and Healing in Asian American Theological Formation, by Joshua E. Livingston. The healing of all creation comes in the same manner as yours and…

May 5 • CAAC at PTS

Sit with Us for a Moment

An Invitation for Cross-Cultural Learning About Rupture and Repair by Stephanie Carter. The specific historical experiences and cultural distinctions…

May 4 • CAAC at PTS

April 2026

Night Market Encounters with Shame and Grace

A reflection on Tsou Shih-Ching’s Left-Handed Girl by Stephen Chen. The question of parental shame may hinge on whether it's offered alone or…

Apr 17 • CAAC at PTS

Living with What Haunts Us

Empathy and Intergenerational Healing in Indian American Ministry, by Caroline S. Lancaster. In intergenerational Indian American Christian contexts, it…

Apr 17 • CAAC at PTS and Caroline S. Lancaster

KPop Demon Hunters and the Power of Vulnerability

Beata Borja-Westin is a graduating high school senior at Herron High School and active member of her youth group at the Unitarian Universalist Church of…

Apr 14 • CAAC at PTS