In Search of God's Power in Broken Bodies

" Chong brings a new voice to the study of theology and worship that is both fascinating and life-giving. Her years of service as a Christian pastor are evident in the clear and gentle nature of her book, which brings Asian beliefs and meal practices into dialogue with Christian traditions. Chong' s understanding of Christianity takes into account real suffering, but offers an alternative to views that make a virtue of accepting victimization. Instead, she suggests understanding holy communion as a feast of thanksgiving and love. " - Ruth Duck, Professor of Worship, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, USA

" This profound book advances Eucharist and Asian feminist theology, and serves as a new horizon of hope for those who have suffered. Chong poignantly portrays the broken Maum of women as a map of the world' s stories and histories. According to Chong, Christ' s broken Maum presents heals the shattered bodies of women through the Holy Communion. " - Andrew Sung Park, author of The Wounded Heart of God