Raymond Chang

Pastor Raymond Chang is the Executive Director of the TENx10 Collaboration (out of Fuller Seminary), which is a collaborative movement that is geared towards reaching 10 million young people over 10 years with the gospel). He is also the president of the Asian American Christian Collaborative, an organization that seeks to see Asian American Christianity and the church flourish by unlocking and unleashing the gifts of Asian American Christians and the church. Prior to his role at Fuller, Raymond served for 7+ years as the Associate Chaplain for Discipleship at Wheaton College. He also worked in the for-profit and nonprofit sectors, and served in the Peace Corps in Panama.

He has co-written Future Focused Church and contributed chapters to several books including “Ministers of Reconciliation: Preaching on Race and the Gospel” (Lexham), “Confronting Racial Injustice: Theory and Praxis for the

Church” (Cascade), “Preaching Romans from Here” (Wipf and Stock), "The Jesus I wish I Knew in High School: Asian American Edition," with other books forthcoming.

He is currently pursuing his PhD on the intersection of Spirituality and Campus/Organizational Racial Climates. He is married to Jessica Chang.