Big Tent 2017: Race, Reconciliation, Reformation

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I look forwarding to participating at the Big Tent, held at Washington University, St. Louis, July 6 -8th, 2017.

I will be co-leading a Workshop with Rev. Mark Koenig, “Disrupting Racism: Building the Intercultural Community” & speaking on a Panel, “What if the Women Left? Shattering and Reframing the Stained Glass Ceiling,” with Drs. Elizabeth Hinson-Hasty & Rhashell Hunter.

Read the repost below which is from the PC (USA) website.

Christians In The U.S. Are Not Persecuted

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This is my second co-authored piece for the Huffington Post with Dr. Susan Shaw. Our first one is “Intersectional Theology: A Prophetic Call for Change”.

AAR Board Statement on U.S. Executive Order

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I am part of the American Academy of Religion‘s Board of Directors.

Below is the American Academy of Religion‘s Board Statement on U.S. Executive Order “Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States”.

Please feel free to share it with your communities and on social media.

Christian Doctrines for Global Gender Justice: Book Review for Reading Religion

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Christian Doctrines for Global Gender Justice  Editor(s):  Jenny Daggers, Grace Ji-Sun Kim

 

• London, England:
  Palgrave Macmillan June 2015.  204 pages. $90.00.  Hardcover.

  ISBN 9781137475459.  For other formats: Link to Publisher’s Website.

   

Product placement: Grace Ji-Sun Kim

Along the Graybeard Trail

Check out the product placement in this photo of the Rev. Dr. Jesse Jackson from the October 2014 issue of Ebony magazine. Professor Starks is carry Colonialism, Han, and the Transformative Spirit by my friend the Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim.

See you along the Trail.

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BRC and Friends: 09.04.14: EP2 with Grace Ji-Sun Kim

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bruce reyes-chow, clergywomen, Judson Press, Korean American Clergy, Reflections Along the Journey, World Council of Churches

Listen to my interview with the Reverend Bruce Reyes-Chow about the forthcoming edited book, Reflections Along the Journey: Theological Narratives of Korean American Clergywomen,  about the World Council of Church’s Interfaith Summit in NYC and about Union Theological Seminary’s Religions4Earth conference.

Rev. Reyes-Chow is an amazing minister, dad, author, blogger and friend.  Below is a repost from his own website.

Bruce Reyes-Chow  September 4, 2014   culture & politics, faith & religion, read

Sustainability and Care for Creation: WCC and Climate Change

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This is my latest post for Sojourners about World Council of Churches and Climate Change.  Click here for the original post.

 

About 30 global religious leaders working in their churches and organizations on environmental justice and advocacy for climate change met last month for the World Council of Church’s (WCC) Working Group on Climate Change in Wuppertal, Germany.