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Transitions can be tough, as is navigating all sorts of changes. Dorothy, Huey, and Terrence chat about transitions, with part one being about leadership. The trio discusses what catalyzes leadership transitions; how they navigated departures from their former posts at Asian American churches; as well as what helps, hurts, and offers hopeful insights to those who may be amidst leadership shifts to come. Rooted Resources - A How-To Guide for Navigating a Youth Ministry Transition by Davis Lacey When It’s Time to Leave Your Current Youth Ministry Position by Bradley Blaylock Resources Mentioned - What God Taught Me As I Left Youth Ministry by Seth Stewart Proverbs 16:9 James 4:8a Follow the Rooted Youth Ministry Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Join us for our annual Rooted Conference this October 22-24 in Nashville, TN, to be refreshed, equipped, and reminded that you’re not alone in ministry. Hosted by: Huey Lee, M. Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary; Justin Wong, Ed.D. from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Terrence Shay, Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut; and Dorothy Lau, youth director at the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland.
Clearly articulated core values have a powerful way of shaping the trajectory of any youth ministry. In this two-part series, we explore Rooted’s Five Pillars for gospel-centered youth ministry in the Asian American context—what they are, why they are important, and how we can live them out with students. In this episode, we will discuss the last three pillars: relational discipleship, partnering with parents, and intergenerational integration. We explain how these pillars can provide a common vocabulary and framework, highlighting the need for clarity and purpose in the Asian American youth ministry. *Hebrews 13:17 Rooted Resources: The Five Pillars: Foundations of Youth Ministry Panel Gospel-Centered Youth Ministry, eds. Cameron Cole, Jon Nielson (Crossway, 2016). The Jesus I Wish I Knew in High School: Asian American Edition, ed. Kevin Yi (New Growth Press, 2023). Rooted Mentorship Program: A year-long mentoring pathway designed to help youth ministers process leadership challenges with seasoned leaders in the community. Subscribe and follow Rooted’s youth ministry podcasts: Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable and Youth Ministry Unscripted podcasts. Hosted by: Huey Lee, M. Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary; Justin Wong, Ed.D. from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Terrence Shay, Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut; and Dorothy Lau, youth director at the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland.
Clearly articulated core values have a powerful way of shaping the trajectory of any youth ministry. In this two-part series, we explore Rooted’s Five Pillars for gospel-centered youth ministry in the Asian American context—what they are, why they are important, and how we can live them out with students. In this episode, we will discuss the first two pillars: gospel centrality and theological depth. We explain how these pillars can provide a common vocabulary and framework, highlighting the need for clarity and purpose in the Asian American youth ministry. The Five Pillars: Foundations of Youth Ministry Panel Gospel-Centered Youth Ministry, eds. Cameron Cole, Jon Nielson (Crossway, 2016). The Jesus I Wish I Knew in High School: Asian American Edition, ed. Kevin Yi (New Growth Press, 2023). Rooted Mentorship Program: A year-long mentoring pathway designed to help youth ministers process leadership challenges with seasoned leaders in the community. Subscribe and follow Rooted’s youth ministry podcasts: Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable and Youth Ministry Unscripted podcasts. Hosted by: Huey Lee, M. Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary; Justin Wong, Ed.D. from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Terrence Shay, Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut; and Dorothy Lau, youth director at the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland.
The world in which our students are growing up is changing faster than ever, and youth ministry must thoughtfully prepare to meet the moment. This episode features highlights from the Youth Symposium 2026 in Houston, Texas—a one-day gathering designed to equip pastors, youth leaders, and parents with gospel-centered wisdom for discipling the next generation. Engaging workshops on mental health, Gen Z culture, digital discipleship, student leadership, and gospel-centered teaching offer tools for shepherding students in today’s complex cultural landscape. Rooted Mentorship Program: A year-long mentoring pathway designed to help youth ministers process leadership challenges with seasoned leaders in the community. Asian American Leadership Conference (April 28-29, 2026) Subscribe and follow the Rooted Youth Ministry Podcast Check out Rooted’s gospel-centered curriculum and mentoring opportunities Join us at an upcoming Rooted Conference to be refreshed, equipped, and reminded you’re not alone in ministry. Hosted by: Huey Lee, M. Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary; Justin Wong, Ed.D. from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Terrence Shay, Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut; and Dorothy Lau, youth director at the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland.
Leadership in youth ministry often looks exciting from the outside—but many leaders quietly carry exhaustion, discouragement, and spiritual weight. In this episode, we explore the hidden hardships of leadership: unmet expectations, loneliness, criticism, burnout, and the temptation to quit when faithfulness feels costly. This conversation helps youth ministers name their struggles honestly, understand why hardship is not a sign of failure, and learn how God uses suffering to form resilient, Christ-centered leaders who endure for the long haul. Confessions of a Struggling Youth Minister (Series) Rooted’s Youth Ministry Mentorship Program: A year-long mentoring pathway designed to help youth ministers process leadership challenges with seasoned leaders in the community. Lead: 12 Gospel Principles for Leadership in the Church by Paul David Tripp. 1 Peter 5:1-5 Hebrews 13:17 Subscribe and follow the Rooted Youth Ministry Podcast Check out Rooted’s gospel-centered curriculum and mentoring opportunities Join us for Rooted’s 2026 Conference in Nashville, TN to be refreshed, equipped, and reminded you’re not alone in ministry. Hosted by: Huey Lee, M. Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary; Justin Wong, Ed.D. from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Terrence Shay, Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut; and Dorothy Lau, youth director at the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland.
In this episode of the Rooted Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable, Terrence continues a lively dialogue with Dorothy and Huey to share their resources for cross-cultural missions, which reveal their diverse backgrounds. The episode continues with robust back-and-forth on the priorities and pitfalls of leading youth teams, accompanied by pearls of wisdom to be applied before, during, and/or after a mission trip. Grab a seat and join us! Rooted Resources on MissionsMissions and Youth Ministry (Conference Panel with Josh Newton, Danny Kwon, and Isaiah Marshall)He Is Worthy: Helping Students Discover Meaning in Missions by Joey TurnerFollow @therootedministry on Instagram for more updates!Watch the episode on YouTube! Hosted by: Huey Lee, M. Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary; Justin Wong, Ed.D. from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Terrence Shay, Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut; and Dorothy Lau, youth director at the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland.
In this episode of the Rooted Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable, Terrence is joined by Dorothy and Huey (the Birthday Boy) to talk about their personal experiences with cross-cultural missions, which reveal their diverse backgrounds. They then delve into the details to unpack the usefulness, purpose, and pet peeves embedded in planning and execution from the POV of youth ministry. Grab a seat and join us!He Is Worthy: Helping Students Discover Meaning in Missions - Rooted MinistryMissions - Rooted MinistryFollow on Instagram @therootedministry.Watch us on Youtube!Subscribe to the Rooted podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Hosted by: Huey Lee, M. Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary; Justin Wong, Ed.D. from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Terrence Shay, Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut; and Dorothy Lau, youth director at the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland.
In this episode of the Rooted Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable, the team reflects on the momentum of their first episode and looks ahead to shaping meaningful spring content. Welcoming new voices—including Huey (Christ Central Presbyterian Church) and Dorothy (Chinese Bible Church of Maryland) & Special Guest, Esther —the conversation blends personal stories, regional experiences, and practical wisdom for navigating the spring semester in youth ministry.The group explores the unique rhythms of spring as a season of transition marked by endings and new beginnings. Topics range from confirmation and baptism classes to reinforcing vision after the January “reset,” with Justin outlining a framework of building theological foundations in the fall and applying them through discipleship and mission in the spring. Special attention is given to planning around key moments like Easter, graduation, and the realities of AP exam season, when student participation often dips.Dorothy and Huey offer concrete strategies for sustaining community during academically intense months—such as smaller gatherings, off-site events, prayer spaces, and investing intentionally in younger students—while emphasizing balance, rest, and spiritual depth. The episode closes with a call for thoughtful spring planning that prioritizes formation over busyness, preparing students spiritually for the freedom and challenges of the summer ahead.RESOURCESTeenagers and Mental Health: A Handbook for Parents, Pastors, and Youth Leaders, by Monica Kim and Danny KwonFollow on Instagram @therootedministry.Subscribe to the Rooted podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Hosted by: Huey Lee, M. Div. from Biblical Theological Seminary; Justin Wong, Ed.D. from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Terrence Shay, Family Ministry Pastor at FCBC Walnut; and Dorothy Lau, youth director at the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland.
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The Rooted Asian American Youth Ministry Roundtable Podcast aims to advance gospel-centered youth ministry with those serving in Asian American youth ministry contexts and students, by discussing relevant and contextual ministry topics and subject matters that impact Asian American Youth Ministry. In doing so, it aims to provide and equip those serving in Asian American Youth Ministry contexts and students, to more effectively disciple students, along with empowering their families and churches, to do gospel-centered youth ministry more faithfully.
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