Speaking Schedule, Endorsements, & Contact Information
If the voice you read on this blog might connect with your audience (your church, community group, leadership team, etc.), please feel free to contact me.
You can contact me at morethantea “at” gmail “dot” com, and you can also send a DM on Twitter @mskathykhang.
Kathy Khang is a clear and compelling communicator. Her writing and unique voice help stir up discussion around various issues in society. And her speaking is genuine—she speaks from her life, and brings her whole self. I’ve deeply appreciated her insight, her cultural critique, and her provocative questions. Kathy is a fantastic speaker who engages audiences with her insight, and moves them with her words.Nikki Toyama-Szeto ,Sr. Director of Biblical Justice Integration and Mobilization at International Justice Mission,co-author of Partnering with the Global Church and co-author and co-editor of More Than Serving TeaKathy is a passionate and prophetic speaker, often challenging us — both with truth-telling and vulnerable story-telling — to keep our eyes and hearts wide open to the things we neatly want to tuck away. Listen, and get ready to see things in a new way.James Choung, author of True Story and Real LifeKathy Khang delivers her message with a beautiful combination of wit and wisdom. Her message is timely and she provokes us to deeper thought and more meaningful dialogue, while modeling what it looks like to tackle tough topics with grace. Her writing inspires and coaxes the best of us out of us, and her speaking captivates an audience and draws us in. Those who hear and read and enter into conversation with Kathy are the benefactors of her insight and knowledge, and that is a very good thing, indeed.Deidra Riggs, managing editor at TheHighCalling.org
2015
July 12-17, 2015 – Discipleship track speaker, CHIC 2015, University of Tennessee, Knoxville TN
September 18-20, 2015 – Pacific Southwest Evangelical Covenant Church Women’s Conference, Scotts Valley CA
2014
March 12, 2104 – Chapel speaker, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA
March 14-16, 2014 – Participating in the Wild Goose Festival planning retreat, Asheville, NC
April 2, 2014 – “Diversity, Multiculturalism & Mission” at the Forum for Theological Exploration National Partners Meeting, Chicago IL
April 4, 2014 – “Stewarding Presence as a Leader” presentation and Q & A teleconference for InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA About Women.
Apri 8-11, 2014 – Participating in the InterVarsity’s Asian American Ministries Leadership Team national meetings, San Diego CA
April 24, 2014 – “Leadership & the Gospel on Today’s Multiracial Campus,” Mosaic Fellowship at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Deerfield, IL
June 14-20, 2014 – overall program director, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA Chapter Focus Week, Cedar Campus, Cedarville, MI
June 27-29, 2014 – Wild Goose Festival, Asheville NC
October 3-5, 2014 – Sonburst 2014, Tampa FL
October 17-18, 2014 – Women of Color in Ministry Launch Event, NY NY
October 19, 2014 – Association of Youth Ministry Educators national conference, Washington DC
November 5, 2014 – Chapel speaker, Pepperdine University, Malibu CA
November 8, 2014 – Panelist, Leroy Barber’s Book Launch, Chicago IL
2013
November 15, 2013 – Q Focus: Women & Calling, New York City
November 6, 2013 – “Laity & Church Leadership” panel discussion, North Park Theological Seminary, Chicago IL
October 4, 2013 – Asian InterVarsity Fellowship, University of Wisconsin-Madison
September 20, 2013 – InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign chapter
July 12-14, 2013 – Evangelicals for Social Action Reconciliation Conference, “Follow. Jesus. 2013.” St. David’s, PA, workshop leader.
2012
April 20-22, 2012 – InterVarsity’s Pacific Northwest Asian American Student Conference, Seattle WA
2011
October 14-16, 2011 – HC3 Conference, Madison WI
July 8, 2011 – “New Awakening 2011” Conference, Philadelphia, PA
2010
September 24-26, 2010 – “Emerge Conference”, InterVarsity Southeast Region Asian American Student Conference, Atlanta, GA
February 5-7, 2010 – “Imago Dei”, InterVarsity Great Lakes East Region Asian American Student Leadership Conference, Sandusky, OH
January 15-18, 2010 – “One Life” Sr. High Retreat, Covenant Point, Iron Mountain, MI
2009
December 29, 2009 – “Following Jesus Without Dishonoring Your Parents” & “More Than Serving Tea: Asian Women in Leadership” Seminars @ Urbana 09, InterVarsity’s 22nd Student Missions Conference, St. Louis, MO
October 18, 25 & Nov. 1, 2009 – “Multiculturalism & the Church,” three-week adult Sunday School series, Libertyville Covenant Church, Libertyville, IL
October 10, 2009 – “God, Gender and Race”, InterVarsity Blue Ridge Region Asian American Student Conference, Durham, NC
October 9, 2009 – “Image is Everything”, Duke University InterVarsity, Durham, NC
February 20-22, 2009 – Christians, Sex & Intimacy”, Winterfest (InterVarsity’s Northern Illinois/Northwest Indiana Division’s student training conference), Oak Brook, IL
January 22-23, 2009 – InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, Champaign and Urbana Chapters
2008
November 7-8, 2008 – InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Blue Ridge Region Asian American student conference, Roanoke VA
October 18, 2008 -More Than Serving Tea – Asian American Christian Women Sharing the Journey, Seattle Pacific University
October 13, 2008 – Sexuality Series, “Faithful Obedience”, Wheaton College Chapel, Wheaton IL
More Than Serving Tea 
Enjoyed reading your “Silence of Depression” article in Inheritance #27 (sorry for delayed comments; I’m a slow reader). I’m not really Asian but
my family and church associations are. So what connected with me
regarding this article?:
1) Clinical Depression: Yes, I’ve been down that road too. It can
be a very dark journey (fatal for some), and you’re right, people
need to talk more about these things.
2) In-laws: We cared for my mother-in-law in our home following
her stroke. Experiences like this bring us closer to the things
that really matter.
3) Suffering: Extremely important to keep a biblical perspective
on this lest we give in to despair.
Thanks again. Keep writing.
John Voelker
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| Posted 8 years, 8 months agoDear Kathy,
As you have published commentary about Rick Warren, I think you will want to reveal these objective shocking revelations about Rick Warren to your Chinese listeners and readers.
“BEST SELLING NON-FICTION HARDBACK BOOK IN HISTORY”
http://www.perfectpeaceplan.com/post/is-rick-warrens-claim-that-his-book-is-the-best-selling-non-fiction-hardback-book-in-history-true/
This should be shocking to you because you would know, and it is well known that your own
Chinese books far exceed the claim of Rick Warren who sold 32 million books:
A COLLECTION OF QUOTATIONS FROM CHINESE CHAIRMAN MAO ZEDONG: 6.5 billion copies
QUOTATIONS FROM CHAIRMAN MAO (THE LITTLE RED BOOK) Chinese, 1964, 800-900 million copies worldwide.
THE KORAN (Q’URAN): 800 million copies sold
XINHUA DICTIONARY: sold over 400 million copies
CHAIRMAN MAO’S POEMS: 400 million copies
Even the President of Publishers Weekly verifies they have no record of, no date of publication, page number…nothing substantiating Warren’s claims.
I hope you will expose this to ALL OF CHINA, and sound the alarm so that the public and publishers who truly can make that claim, like yourself, will be exonerated!
btw, my book exposing RIck Warren was translated by Dr. Christian Wei into Chinese and is available at not charge on our website.
Sincerely,
James Sundquist
Director
http://www.perfectpeaceplan.com
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| Posted 9 years, 2 months agojust listened to your talk at Wheaton. Thank you for your much needed voice in the church!
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| Posted 14 years, 5 months agoKathy,
What a great recap from the reunion and of the trials and tribulations we all felt on different levels. Wish I could’ve been there to see everyone. I’ve forgotten so much, it’s always fun to hear what other people remember from our shared time (sounds a bit like prison time). Glad to see you are doing so well.
All the best,
Stacey
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| Posted 14 years, 5 months ago