A World of Difference Podcast: Interview on “Invisible”

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A World of Difference, discrimination, Fortress Press, Invisible, Lori Adams-Brown, podcast, racism, sexism, white privilege, xenophobia

I was excited to speak on my forthcoming book, Invisible on A World of Difference podcast hosted by Lori Adams-Brown.

Sky Sunday: Preaching Season of Creation (3B)

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climate justice, creation, earth, haneul, Season of Creation, sky, Sky Sunday, Working Preacher

This is my piece for Working Preacher on Sky Sunday.

Grace Ji-Sun Kim

Editor’s Note: Working Preacher published commentaries that correspond with the readings for Season of Creation 2021: Series B (The Word Series). A full listing of worship resources (including liturgies to accompany the readings) can be found online at http://seasonofcreation.com/worship-resources/readings/.

Madang: Tripp Fuller

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christology, Homebrewed Christianity, madang, madang podcast, Mandy Ford, Open and Relational, podcast, The Christian Century, Tripp Fuller

Welcome to Madang

About Madang:

Canadian Asian Missional Podcast: Here I Am

Episode 77 – Women In Leadership (Part 3): Speaking Up, Sharing Stories, Standing Together (feat. Grace Ji-Sun Kim)

Introducing the Madang podcast inspired by a desire to understand

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baptist news global, Diana Butler Bass, korea, madang, madang podcast, mother, Rev. Al Sharpton, rev. jesse jackson, The Christian Century

Read my latest piece for the Baptist News Global: “Introducing the Madang podcast inspired by a desire to understand” where I reflect on starting my podcast Madang and what it means to me.

Podcast: Grace Ji-Sun Kim, Body Prayer

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body prayer, Intersectional Theology, madang, podcast, Rabbi Rami, Spirituality & Health, the grace of sophia, Wipf and Stock

I had a fantastic time on Spirituality and Health podcast with Rabbi Rami. I talked about the writing program at Earlham School of Religion, Body Prayer, Intersectional Theology cowritten with Susan Shaw and my first book Grace of Sophia.

Healing Our Broken Humanity: Religion Reading

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church, Graham Joseph Hill, healing, Healing Our Broken Humanity, injustice, InterVarsity Press, love

I am glad to see this review of Healing Our Broken Humanity for AAR’s Reading Religion website. I hope you get a chance to read our book!

Link to Publisher’s Website

Healing Our Broken Humanity:

Practices for Revitalizing the Church and Renewing the World

Doing Church at the Amplify Open and Affirming Conferences

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Asian Christianity in the Diaspora, church, Joseph Goh, palgrave macmillan, queer

Doing Church at the Amplify Open and Affirming Conferences: Queer Ecclesiologies in Asia

It is a thrill to announce a new book by Dr. Joseph Goh, Doing Church at the Amplify Open and Affirming Conferences: Queer Ecclesiologies in Asia. It is the latest book in our series “Asian Christianity in the Diaspora” for Palgrave MacMillan. Please order Dr. Goh’s important book for your libraries.

Embracing The Other with Love

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Anti-Asian Racism, Asian hate, Celebration Presbyterian Church, discrimination, Embracing the Other, Invisible, love, New Creations Community, racism, StopAAPIHate, stopasianhate

I am so honored to be invited to speak at the New Creations Community event on Embracing The Other with Love: Stop Asian Hate. When I was doing my Ph.D. studies, I worked in the Noah’s Ark Ministry at Celebration Presbyterian Church, Toronto. So thrilled to stay in touch with the beautiful people there and be invited to speak.

Keeping Hope Alive: 2nd Place Winner

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Catholic Media Association, civil rights, DNC, Faithful Citizenship, keeping hope alive, madang, madang podcast, Orbis Books, podcast, rev. jesse jackson, sermons, speeches

it is such a thrill to get a 2^nd Place award for “Faithful Citizenship/Religious Freedom” from the Catholic Media Association for my edited book, Keeping Hope Alive: Sermons & Speeches of Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Here, for the first time in print: a powerful selection of sermons and speeches by one of America’s most unforgettable orators and champions of human rights.