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/.

Gathered in my Name

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climate change, climate justice, Faith and Leadership, Gathered in My Name, pandemic, peace, sustainability, William T. Cavanaugh, World Council of Churches, World Environment Day

I contributed a chapter to a new book, Gathered in my Name: Ecumenism in the World Church (Studies in World Catholicism) edited by William T. Cavanaugh

Grace Ji-Sun Kim: Our climate practices must change post-pandemic

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climate change, climate justice, Covid-19, Duke Divinity School, Earlham School of Religion, environmental justice, Faith and Leadership, pandemic, poor, rich, sustainability

Read my latest piece on climate change and the pandemic for Faith and Leadership at Duke Divinity School.

A rare snowstorm dusts the cacti of the Sonoran Desert in Arizona. Weather changes will be exacerbated by climate change. Unsplash / NOAA

Sojourners: New & Noteworthy

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church, climate justice, culture, Easter, hope, Hope in Disarray, love, New & Noteworthy, Pilgrim Press, relationship, Sojourners

NEW & NOTEWORTHY: THE FUNK APOSTLES, LAND THEOLOGIES, AND MORE

Three culture recommendations from our editors.BY THE EDITORS

Tearfund: Hope in Disarray

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climate change, climate justice, creation, creation care, Earth Day, excerpt, green, Hope in Disarray, magazine, Pilgrim Press, sustainability, Tearfund

Happy Earth Day.

I am so happy to see an excerpt from my latest book, Hope in Disarray in Tearfund Magazine.

New Book Releases – Week of 30 November 2020

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church, climate justice, Englewood Review of Books, hope, Hope in Disarray, love, new book, Pilgrim Press, pre-order

November 30, 2020 1:59 pm by C. Christopher Smith

Here are a few new book releases from this week that are worth checking out…

(Where possible, we have also tried to include a review/interview related to each of the new book releases …)

Hope in Disarray: Pre-order

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church, climate justice, faith, family, Grace of Sophia, Hope in Disarray, new book, Pilgrim Press, pre-order, spiritual reflections, theological

Hope in Disarray | Piecing Our Lives Together in Faith

I am so excited that my forthcoming book, Hope in Disarray is now Available for preorder. My first book, The Grace of Sophia was first published by Pilgrim Press.

Now my 19th book will again be published by Pilgrim Press.  I am very happy about this.

Movement Prayers

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activism, climate justice, courage, David F. Potter, gender justice, hope, injustice, movement, Movement Prayers, prayers, racial justice, Spirit, suffering, women

Movement Prayers is a wonderful site full of prayers for the movement. I recently wrote one on Gender Justice. Read and use all the prayers in this wonderful site. This site is created and managed by David F. Potter.

Today August26 is #WomensEqualityDay2020 which commemorates the passage of the 19th Amendment granting the right to vote to women. The amendment was first introduced in 1878.Let us continue to pray for Gender Justice.

“When I think of the Earth, I think about…”

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author, Blue Marble Space, climate change, climate justice, Cornell, creation, dancer, earth, Elisabeth Sophia Lee, internship, planet, sustainability, writer

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My daughter Elisabeth Sophia Lee is doing an internship at Blue Marble Space: Institute of Science as a Research Associate.

She wrote this beautiful piece “When I think of the Earth, I think…”.

Climate Justice talk at First Presbyterian Church Ann Arbor

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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.