The world is a broken place and Asian Americans can experience that brokenness on multiple levels. They are not only minorities experiencing a hyphenated experience, but they are also children of immigrants with a generational disconnect in terms of culture, language, and home. This causes Asian American families to experience sin in unique ways. God has instituted two key organizations to be conduits of His grace: the family and the church. The family is the first institution God gave humanity to nurture and reflect His love, care, and glory. The church is the second, tasked with embodying Christ’s love, care, and mission. However, the immigrant experience often amplifies the disconnect between both the family and the church, leaving many Asian American Christians feeling isolated in both spheres. As leaders of this generation, we are called to redeem both the family and the church through the gospel, creating environments of grace, healing, and restoration.

Save the Date
April 28-29, 2026
Orange County, CA

Dear Ministry Leader,

I could not be more grateful for the way the Lord is moving among Asian American churches across the country. There is a deep hunger for gospel clarity, cultural wisdom, and faithful leadership. That’s why, on behalf of the SOLA Network, I want to personally invite you to join us for the Asian American Leadership Conference (AALC)—happening April 28–29, 2026 in Orange County, California.

The vision of AALC is to equip Asian American leaders with gospel-centered, contextualized resources that empower both men and women for faithful ministry in the local church. This conference is intentionally geared toward pastors, ministry directors, elders, seminarians, ministry leaders, and ministry spouses—those who are on the front lines of shepherding, discipling, and building up the body of Christ. The theme of our upcoming conference is: “Reimagining Family: Transforming Family Dynamics through the Gospel.” We recognize that the Asian American family is often shaped by unique pressures, unspoken pain, and deep generational divides. Our prayer is that the gospel would bring healing and hope—not just to our families, but first and foremost to those who lead them.

To serve this vision, we have invited a diverse lineup of trusted voices and experienced leaders, including: Aaron Chung, David Hsu, Gray Sutanto, Hanley Liu, Michael Oh, and Vivian Mabuni. In addition to plenary sessions, we will host topical panels, testimonies, and breakouts aimed at addressing the everyday challenges of ministry in the Asian American context. We believe there is something powerful about being together in person—listening, worshiping, and learning from one another. Our prayer is that every attendee would leave the conference encouraged, equipped, and recharged for the ministry God has entrusted to them. I hope you’ll consider joining us.

In Christ,
Steve S. Chang
On behalf of the SOLA Network & AALC Conference Team