NFAAUM Unity Statement
We, member caucuses of the New Federation of Asian American United Methodists (NFAAUM) are comprised of traditionalists, progressives, and centrists Asian UM in The United Methodist Church, gathered at the Global Ministries office in Atlanta from August 21-22, 2023.We...
United in Grace, While Honoring our Unique Convictions
The New Federation of Asian American United Methodists applauds the General Conference of the United Methodist Church for removing harmful language aimed at our LGBTQIAA+ community members. We celebrate the expansion of the Lord's table to embrace more individuals....
Addressing racial-ethnic discrimination and gender-based violence in the Asian American context
Addressing racial-ethnic discrimination and gender-based violence in the Asian American context Praise God, our petition on “Discrimination Against Asian Americans” also passed. During this post-COVID-19 period, it is imperative to equip the Asian American and other...
Christian Persecution in India
Too often, we mourn the loss of lives after a terrible tragedy has taken place. This following petition is an urgent plea to be proactive and to prevent the atrocious acts of persecution of Christians in India. Our petition on “Christian Persecution in India”, taken...
An Open Letter to Bishop Thomas Bickerton
From the New Federation of Asian American United Methodists Dear Bishop Bickerton: Thank you for your outstanding leadership to our denomination during these changing and challenging times. Your inspirational leadership and steady statesmanship are indeed keeping the...
Notice of Passing: Bishop Devadhar
Our entire Asian American United Methodist community is shocked and saddened upon hearing the sudden demise of our beloved Bishop Sudha Devadhar. Bishop Devadhar was a faithful, committed, and transformative episcopal leader in the Asian American United Methodist...
NFAAUM General Assembly March 2023
February 7, 2023 Dear fellow members of the Board and Executive Committee: Greetings in the Name of our risen Lord Jesus Christ! NFAAUM Executive committee is excited to share with you and the members of your sub-ethnic caucuses some good news. The next...
NFAAUM and AALM of The United Methodist Church’s Statement on the Half Moon Bay Shooting
As the coastal community of Half Moon Bay continues to reel from the recent mass shooting of Chinese and Latinx farm workers, the members of the New (National) Federation of Asian American United Methodists (NFAAUM) and Asian American Language Ministry (AALM) share...
NFAAUM and Indian Caucus of The United Methodist Church’s Statement on Christian Persecution Legitimized by Religious Nationalists in India 
NFAAUM and Indian Caucus of The United Methodist Church's Statement on Christian Persecution Legitimized by Religious Nationalists in India As we prepare to celebrate the joyous birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and the promise of a New Year,...
Statement Against Anti-Asian Violence Mar 2021
Statement-Against-Anti-Asian-Violence-Mar-2021-FINALDownload Asians and Asian-Americans of the United Methodist Church Condemn the Rise of Anti-Asian Violence in the U.S. John 1:5, “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”Amos 5:24,...