Anti-Asian Racism | Grace Ji-Sun Kim

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Anti-Asian Racism, Asian American women, church, Fortress Press, georgetown university, Invisible, power, public talk, racism, women

I am honored to be invited to speak at Georgetown University on my new book, Invisible.

Please order your copy today.

Invisible: Racism, Sexism and Xenophobia
A Public Lecture by Grace Ji-Sun Kim

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Anti-Asian Racism, Asian American, Asian American Theology, Asian American women, church, discrimination, Fortress Press, immigration, Invisible, love, new book, racism, Spirit, theology, women, xenophobia

So thrilled that my book, Invisible: Theology and the Experience of Asian American Women is released Nov 9th, 2021. I have been writing this book for several years and it is the most personal book to date. I hope you will find it useful, lifegiving and empowering. Let me know what you think and please review it or rate it on Amazon and other book sites.

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Anti-Asian Racism, Atlanta Spa, Eunjin Jeon, hate, hate crime, hope, Hope in Disarray, Pilgrim Press, Presbyterian Church USA, Presbyterian Outlook, racism

I really appreciate this book review of Hope in Disarray by Eunjin Jeon.

She writes “As a female Asian pastor & a non-citizen living in the United States for the past three years, I have experienced anti-Asian hate crimes – intentional & unintentional – & feel that in the Atlanta spa…” @presoutlook

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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.

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AAPI, AAPI Heritage Month, Anti-Asian Racism, Eerdmans, Embracing the Other, hope, love, marginalization, Prophetic Christianity Series, racism, Spirit, Spirit God, women writers, Youtube

I am reposting Eerdmans Blog: Eerdword. They posted this piece to celebrate #AAPIHeritageMonth, but I just noticed it now. Better to post it late than never.

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month: Embracing the Other

In 2015, we published Grace Ji-Sun Kim’s Embracing the Other: The Transformative Spirit of Love. For today’s #ThrowbackListThursday post, we wanted to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month by featuring an excerpt of Embracing the Other.

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AAPI Heritage Month, Anti-Asian Racism, baptist news global, Christ Congregational Church, Cornell, Elisabeth Sophia Lee, Gospel, hate, hate crime, history, love, March 16, preach, racism, The Christian Century

I look forward to preaching at Christ Congregational Church in Silver Spring, MD on Sunday May 16, 2021 to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month. Please join me if you are able.

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OPINION ELISABETH SOPHIA LEE | MARCH 24, 2021People take part in a rally against hate and confront the rising violence against Asian Americans at Columbus Park in the Chinatown section of the Manhattan borough of New York, on Sunday, March 21, 2021. (AP Photo/Eduardo Munoz Alvarez)

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Anti-Asian Racism, Bedford Presbyterian Church, Carol Howard Merritt, church, Elisabeth Sophia Lee, Mother Daughter Speak, racism, teaching

I am honored to lead a study at Bedford Presbyterian Church on “Racism”. I will be focusing on anti-Asian hate and racism. I believe faith communities need to talk about racism openly and I am so pleased to see Bedford Presbyterian Church doing this.

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Anti-Asian Racism, Asian American, Eerdmans, Embracing the Other, Fortress Press, Invisible, murder, racism, solidarity, Wipf and Stock, women

I am sharing my #stopAsianHate Tweet thread from today. I hope that everyone will be anti-racist and be in solidarity with the marginalized, racialized and minoritized Asian Americans. Please do follow me on twitter for more threads on Anti Asian Hate.