Envisioning the church of today: Ecological reformation for the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)

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climate change, COP21, COP22, presbyterian, reformation, The Presbyterian Outlook

I am reposting a section of my article, “Envisioning the church of today: Ecological reformation for the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)” for the Presbyterian Outlook. Feel visit or read the magazine for the full article.

September 4, 2017 by The Presbyterian Outlook Leave a Comment

Editor’s note: Grace Ji-Sun Kim attended the 2015 United Nations climate change convention as a journalist, and in 2016 as an observer. This article reflects her opinions. 

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We’ll Always have Paris (But is that enough?)

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Bill McKibben, climate change, climate justice, COP21, Paris, Sojourners, World Council of Churches

I attended COP21 in Paris with the World Council of Churches and Sojourners.

Rescuing Home: Climate Change and COP21

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climate change, COP21, Huffington Post, Naomi Faith Bu, sustainability

This is my latest Huffington Post on Climate Change and #COP21 co-written with my niece Naomi Faith Bu.

Rescuing our Planet needs to be a priority.

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COP21 and the Religious Call for Climate Justice

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climate change, climate marches, COP21, hope, Olav Fykse Tveit, Paris, World Council of Churches

This is my latest piece for the World Council of Churches’ Pilgrimage of Peace and Justice. It is about the work of religious leaders for climate justice.

A new edited book, Making Peace with the Earth (WCC) will be out soon. Please pre-order it now.

Religious Leaders at COP21 Issue Urgent Plea for Care of Creation

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COP21, Notre Dame, Paris, Sojourners, WCC

I am attending COP21 in Paris. Here is my latest post for Sojourners, “Religious Leaders at COP21 Issue Urgent Plea for Care of Creation”.

Check out Sojourners site for other interesting posts.

Grace Ji-Sun Kim on COP21 in Paris

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COP21, ethicsdaily.com, interview, Olav Fykse Tveit, Paris, World Council of Churches

I am reposting the blog about my interview for EthicsDaily.com. COP21 is such an important meeting with heads of states attending and negotiating carbon emissions. The most vulnerable people around the world are the least carbon emitters. The rich need to do better to save the planet.

Eerdmans All Over: December 4, 2015

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COP21, Eerdmans, Eerdword, Embracing the Other, World Council of Churches

I am reposting an “Eerdmans All Over” from EerdWord blog. For other interesting information about new books and authors, check out the rest of the EerdWord blogsite.

 

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Paris Attacks, COP21 and the WCC: Embracing the Other

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COP21, ecology, Eerdmans, Embracing the Other, environmental justice, Fletcher Harper, GreenFaith, Paris, Sean Hawkey, World Council of Churches

Statue by Auguste Rodin in the gardens of Musée Rodin, Paris. Photo: Renaud Camus

COP21 will be held in Paris from Nov 30 to Dec 11, 2015. I am planning to attend with the World Council of Churches (WCC) and Sojourners. This is such an important meeting. Keep COP21 and Paris in your prayers.

 

Below is my latest post for the World Council of Churches’ Pilgrimage of Peace and Justice Blog Site. It is also reposted on Huffington. Please share it.

COP21 Is Coming. What Will World Leaders Talk About?

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bottled water, COP21, eco-justice, ecology, Paris, Sojourners, WCC

I am scheduled to attend COP21 in Paris in 2 weeks with the World Council of Churches and Sojourners.

Here is my latest for Sojourner’s blog, “COP21 Is Coming. What Will World Leaders Talk About?” Please do share it. It is posted here.