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Asking For Help (In Your Culture)
In the video clip below, Epic Leadership Development Team member Margaret Yu talks about the importance of asking for help, and building a team of advisors and mentors to help you to lead and live...
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My Ethnical Dilemma
Epic staff Jason Poon is Chinese American, and serves alongside his Caucasian wife, TJ Poon in Texas. In this honest testimony, Jason shares about his own pain dealing with racism, the pressure “to be...
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Rethinking Culture and Mission
This article, “Rethinking Culture and Mission,” is the result of many conversations with many people. In the summer of 2011, Epic Movement’s Leadership Development and Resource team engaged the...
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Sketch Your Story (Survey/Resource)
“I used to believe in this one Korean superstition that said if you write a person’s name in red three times in a row, they’ll die. Anything that has to do with death, I’ll hold on to… but not...
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Signs of Identity Exercise
The following exercise is designed to help you discover more about yourself and your own culture, through guided interactions surrounding key categories such as: ethnicity, gender, class, friendships,...
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Discerning God’s Will For Your Life
Below is the audio and transcript from a talk that Twin Cities Metro director Adam Go gave at an Epic recruiting conference. It’s an inspiring resource for any student who is wondering about what it...
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Why Epic Exists (Why We Contextualize)
What is contextualized ministry and why do it? Why does an ethnic ministry like Epic Movement exist? This talk by Adrian Pei on the Epic Leadership Development Team was given at the 2013 Epic staff...
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Discovering Culture, Identity, and Mission
This post is a part of a series by Epic’s Field Ministry team, describing what it means to be Epic (a.k.a. to embody the Epic Movement DNA). Even though Epic Movement is known as an Asian American...
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Being A “Send” Movement
This post is a part of a series by Epic’s Field Ministry & Global Missions teams, describing what it means to be Epic (a.k.a. to embody the Epic Movement DNA). I remember when I was in college. So...
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Cru – Multiethnic and Contextualized Ministry
Cru desires to reach every person with the gospel of Jesus Christ, in ways that reflect God and honor people. We in Cru and Epic Movement recognize that we will not realize this vision (Revelation...
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