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Seattle

Asian American InterVarsity Christian Fellowship (AAIV) is a fellowship at the University of Washington. We look to empower Asian Americans to transform the campus.

About

We look to empower Asian Americans to further
God’s kingdom on campus.

INTERVARSITY

AAIV is an affiliate chapter of the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a nationwide ministry organization. As of the 2020-2021 school year, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship consists of over 1,000 campus staff members working with over 40,000 students and faculty in 2,628 small group bible studies on 703 campuses in the United States.

OUR COMMUNITY

First, we seek to build a community where everyone feels welcomed and included into our fellowship family. Jesus was constantly increasing his relational circle by accepting and
loving the people he encountered; we look to do the same.
We love because Jesus first loved us.

OUR IDENTITY

Second, we explore our ethnic identity as Asian Americans.
We want to be confident in our ethnic identity and love the way that God created us. Once we understand that God has made
us purposefully Asian American with unique gifts and talents, we can be empowered to reach the greater Asian American community on campus for the mission of Christ.

OUR CAMPUS

Third, we become integrated into the larger campus community. We do this by going to where the people are at instead of
having them come to us. We follow the model of Jesus who did incarnational ministry by living among the people. We do this
by living in the dorms, being active members in cultural clubs,
and loving the UW campus and everyone on it.

OUR COMMISSION

Lastly, we seek to develop disciples that transform this campus and beyond.


OUR STAFF

 

Mikey Mok
Team Lead


OUR VISION TEAM 2023-2024

Elissa Fong
Senior, Public Health

Eric Kim
Senior, Informatics

Ethan Su
Senior, Psychology


Marcus Liu
Senior, Sociology

Josh Shin
Senior, Informatics