Rev. Jenny Sung: Anti-Asian Hate and the Hope of Belonging

Reverend Jenny Sung is a free range Pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. We cover a multitude of topics, but we dove pretty deep into the trauma the Asian community, specifically the Asian American community, has been experiencing lately. Rev. Jenny shares her own experience and context, but does such a brilliant job of drawing a wide lens so we can see the interconnectedness of racism among all people of color, while at the same time honoring the individual experiences of people. Rev. Jenny eloquently speaks about how racism affects people’s sense of belonging, and how our Christian faith reminds us always of not only who we are, but whose we are.

This was such a powerful conversation, my friends, and I’m honored to be able to share it with you.

About Rev. Jenny Sung
Reverend Jenny Sung is an ordained free range pastor with the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America. She has been preaching, writing, and curating spaces worldwide for healing through brave love and community art. She received her Masters of Divinity through Luther Seminary and is the founder and co-director of One Dance Company.

You can connect with Rev. Jenny on Instagram @iampastorjenny, on TikTok @freerangepastorjenny, or on Twitter @iamjenny sung

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