25 Saturday Apr 2020
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climate change, climate justice, Faith and Leadership, First Presbyterian Ann Arbor, hope, Making Peace with the Earth, Planetary Solidarity, World Council of Churches
I am honored to be giving a talk on “Climate Justice: Why Should We Care?” at First Presbyterian Church of Ann Arbor on April 26, 2020.
It was supposed to be a live in person talk, but due to the pandemic, I will be doing it via Zoom. The presentation will be available later for the public. Continue reading
01 Wednesday Apr 2020
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Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation, climate change, climate justice, Earth Day, faith, Panel, World Council of Churches
The “Women of Faith: Change Agents as Earth Day Turns 50” March 17, 4:30 PM, at the CSW64 in NYC was cancelled due to the coronavirus.
The Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation has decided to put on virtual dialogue for April 6, 2020 830 am EST.
I hope you can join me. Continue reading
29 Saturday Feb 2020
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Asian, Bong Joon Ho, class, climate change, Korean, movie, Oscars, Parasite, The Christian Century
20 Monday Jan 2020
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I am enjoying my time in Malaysia. It was an honor to Keynote at the Ecclesia of Women in Asia Conference. I spoke on the “Intersectionality of Migration in Asia”.
It is wonderful to see so many amazing Catholic women theologians who are changing the world and the landscape of the church.
I have met many amazing Malaysians and see the wonderful growth of Christianity. I look forward to speaking with the Progressive Malaysian Christians on Wed. January 21 from 6-9p.m. Please do come. Continue reading
02 Thursday Jan 2020
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breath, Cascade Books, climate change, Englewood Review of Books, Holy Spirit, Reimagining Spirit, social justice, vibration, wind, Wipf and Stock
Happy New Year.
I am a bit late to post this…….But I am thrilled to be included in the Englewood Review of Books’ list of “Twelve Important Theology Books of 2019″!
What an honor to have my latest book Reimagining Spirit: Wind, Breath and Vibration on the list. Thank you Englewood Review of Books. Continue reading
19 Thursday Dec 2019
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climate change, climate justice, COP25, eco-justice, gender justice, Panel, sustainability, UN, World Council of Churches
What a pleasure to be on this panel on “Climate Justice” at COP25 in Madrid, Spain.
I discussed how racism, colonialism, empire, white privilege, sexuality, ableism, classism all intersect and influence climate change.
I am inspired by those on the panel to share how #intersectionality can be used to address and demand for #climatejustice during this pivotal moment in time. #COP25 #WCC Continue reading
09 Monday Dec 2019
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church, climate change, climate justice, indigenous, Indigenous People’s Reference Group, Presbyterian Church in Taiwan, Taiwan, World Council of Churches
23 October 2019 Continue reading
17 Thursday Oct 2019
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climate change, climate justice, Gerald Durley, hope, Sojourners, Susan Hendershot, sustainability
Read my contribution to a new piece for Sojourners, How To Hope when the World is Burning.
01 Monday Jul 2019
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climate change, climate justice, Elisabeth Sophia Lee, Indigenous People’s Reference Group, Presbyterian Church in Taiwan, Taiwan, Yushan Theological College and Seminary
The World Council of Churches‘ working group on climate change had a significant meeting in Taiwan at Yushan Theological College and Seminary.
It was the first time that we joined our meeting with the Indigenous People’s Reference Group and it was a wonderful intersection of thoughts, ideas and work. Continue reading
18 Thursday Apr 2019
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climate change, climate justice, Duke Divinity School, Earth Day, Elisabeth Sophia Lee, Faith and Leadership, World Council of Churches
School children in central London staged a sit down protest over climate change near Downing Street in February 2019. Photo by Ben Gingelge
Earth Day is April 22.
Below is a repost of my new piece, “On Earth Day, people of faith need to take action on climate change”, for Faith and Leadership Magazine for Duke Divinity School.
Please do share it.
