Invisible

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Asian American, Asian American Theology, Asian American women, church, Fortress Press, invisibility, Invisible, marginalization, new book, racism, theology, xenophobia

My 20th book is Invisible: Theology and the Experience of Asian American Women (Fortress Press, 2021). Please pre-order it today.

Fall 2021 – Most Anticipated Books for Christian Readers!

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Asian American, Asian American Theology, discrimination, Englewood Review of Books, experience, Invisible, marginalization, racism, theology, women, xenophobia

I am thrilled that my forthcoming book, Invisible is on Englewood Review of Books’ “Fall 2021-Most Anticipated Books for Christian Readers!” What an honor.

Action Project: Life and Faith

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AAPI, AAPI Heritage Month, ACTION Project, Asian American, Asian American Theology, fasting, Jia Starr Brown, prayer, StopAAPIHate

I had a wonderful time May 24th, sharing about the “Life and Faith” is Asian Americans at the Action Project event. So grateful to Rev. Jia Starr Brown for organizing this year long event for churches in the Minneapolis area.

May is #aapiheritagemonth! I was so happy to speak at the Action Project

My 5 Homebrewed Christianity Interviews for 2020

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Adam Clark, Asian American Theology, Black Theology, Facebook Live, Fortress Press, Homebrewed Christianity, Intersectional Theology, keeping hope alive, Orbis Books, podcast, Reimagining Spirit, rev. jesse jackson, Spirit, Susan M. Shaw, TheoCon

I have done several Homebrewed Christianity Podcasts in the past on several of my books. But this year 2020, i ended up doing 5 Homebrewed Christianity interviews. It is New Year’s Eve and I want to wish all my friends a wonderful New Year. May 2021 be a healthier year for us.

The first was on Intersectional Theology co-written with Susan Shaw. The second was one on Spirit and Anti-Asian Racism for TheoCon. The third was a discussion on Spirit and Anti-Asian group discussion on TheoCon.

PANAAWTM Reflection

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Asian American Theology, Asian and Asian American Women in Theology and Religion, Asian Christianity in Diaspora, book series, Kwok Pui-lan, Ministry of Writing, palgrave macmillan, PANAAWTM

Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim shares how Pacific, Asian, and North American Asian Women in Theology and Ministry (PANAAWTM) has influenced her work and teaching.

Asian Christianity in the Diaspora: AAPI Heritage Month

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Asian American Theology, Asian Christianity, Asian Christianity in Diaspora, book, book series, Joseph Cheah, palgrave macmillan

May is Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. As we celebrate AAPI Heritage Month, I wanted to highlight our book series, “Asian Christianity in the Diaspora” and introduce our amazing AAPI authors.

Please order them for your libraries as they are essential readings for colleges, seminaries, churches etc.,

If you want to submit a proposal, please send it to the Book Series Co-editors: Dr. Joe Cheah or myself.

Intersectional Theology Lecture at Georgetown University Qatar

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Asian American Theology, Fortress Press, georgetown university, Intersectional Theology, lecture, Qatar, Susan M. Shaw, theology

I am looking forward to giving a lecture on Intersectional Theology at Georgetown University Qatar as part of their Spring Faculty Seminar.

The lecture will be based on new book, Intersectional Theology co-written with Susan Shaw.

I will also teach a class on “Asian American Theology”.

Here I Am: Webinar

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Asian American Theology, Asian American women, Here I Am, Judson Press, Korean American Clergy, webinar

Watch my Here I Am Webinar.

This is a special book as it was written in part to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Korean American Presbyterian Clergywoman (2015). Therefore, help us celebrate our anniversary and share the news of our book book.

Here I am: Faith Stories of Korean American Clergywomen–Book Review

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Asian American Theological Forum, Asian American Theology, book review, church, clergywomen, Here I Am, Judson Press, Korean American Clergy

I am reposting a book review of my latest edited book, Here I Am. This is reviewed by Seungyoun Jeong, PhD Candidate, for the Asian American Theological Forum.

Please read and share it. For review and exam copies of Here I Am, please do contact me.

Asian American Liberative Theologies

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Asian American Theology, grace ji-sun kim, liberative theology, Miguel De la Torre, theology

I wrote a chapter,“Asian American Liberative Theologies” for Dr. Miguel De La Torre’s new book, Introducing Liberative Theologies. 

The Amazon description of the book,

“Authors write from the perspective of their own community, a and include prominent theologians, including Jorge Aquino, Jonathan Tan, Joerge Rieger, and Sharon Betcher. Each essay includes resources for further reading, discussion questions, and a number of inserts and pullouts to explain important concepts.”