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The Dinner Church Collective: A New Approach with Sally Lee


In this episode of 'When Women Preach', host Cris Otonari speaks with Reverend Sally Lee about her experiences as a Chinese American faith leader. They discuss the importance of cultural identity in church leadership, the innovative Dinner Church Collective, and the significance of being present in ministry. Sally emphasizes the need for community, the ministry of presence, and centering Jesus in church planting to create thriving congregations.


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Co-Hosts: Cris Otonari

Sound Producer: Joana Choi

Music: Paul Choi

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Ronaldiky Harris
Jan 15

Oh, community building – it's absolutely crucial, especially now. Thinking about presence in ministry, I remember when our local community garden was struggling; people weren't engaging. I just started showing up consistently, weeding, chatting, bringing snacks and soon others did too. It slowly bloomed into a thriving little space. It was all about being present. Sharing this with you all, feeling inspired! Now back to my daily session of wordle unlimited.

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