The Gospel Project

An exploration of the Sacred through theatre ministry.

A bold new gathering where theatre and ministry meet to bring good news, speak truth, build community, and make space for the sacred in fresh new ways. Supported by a grant from the Southern California Nevada Conference, this monthly worship experience launches in 2026 and weaves together story, music, movement, testimony, scripture, and sacrament into a new and transformative relation to faith.

This isn’t theatre replacing church; it’s theatre serving the Gospel, helping us become the community we keep praying to be. On the last Saturday of each month, we’ll begin at a shared communion table extend into a free community meal, and move from there into the worship experience.

Becoming Asian American:

Rap, Race, and the Image of God

June’s installment of the Gospel project is here! Join us for a powerful evening of music, storytelling, and conversation as we welcome rapper and cultural voice Jason Chu for Becoming Asian American: Rap, Race, and the Image of God.

A prominent figure in the national Asian American arts scene, Jason’s work has been featured across film, television, and gaming, including Valorant, Warrior, American Born Chinese, and Joy Ride. His thought-provoking content on history, culture, and identity reaches millions, regularly going viral on both Instagram and TikTok.

Beyond the stage, Jason has collaborated with the Los Angeles Mayor’s Office, contributed to The Sims 4 as a cultural consultant, and serves as guest co-curator of (BE)spoken, an exhibition of Asian American spoken word poetry at the Chinese American Museum.

Blending hip-hop, personal narrative, and spiritual reflection, this evening invites us to consider how identity, race, and faith intersect—and what it means to see ourselves and one another as bearers of the divine image.