Earlhamite: Q & A WITH GRACE JI-SUN KIM

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Q & A WITH GRACE JI-SUN KIM 

ESR Professor Grace Ji-Sun Kim reflects on her most recent book and its theme of hope.

Grace Ji-Sun Kim, a professor of theology at Earlham School of Religion, is the author or editor of 19 books. Kim has also written articles for Time, The Nation, Christian Century, and Sojourners among many others. Her most recent book, Hope in Disarray, was published in December 2020. 

2021 ESR Virtual Spirituality Gathering and Visit Week

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“Spirituality & Activism”

I look forward to participating in ESR’s Spirituality Gathering.

Book Discussion: Hope in Disarray

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WEDNESDAY, January 27, 2021 AT 4 PM EST – 4:45 PM EST

Book Discussion: Hope in Disarray | Piecing Our Lives Together in Faith

Book Discussion: Hope in Disarray | Piecing Our Lives Together in Faith

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WEDNESDAY, January 27, 2021 AT 4 PM EST – 4:45 PM EST

Book Discussion: Hope in Disarray | Piecing Our Lives Together in Faith

Teaching During a Pandemic

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Read my latest piece for Wabash, “Teaching During a Pandemic”. 

We are not living in normal times and this requires us to rethink our classrooms, students, institutions, libraries etc.,

I would love to hear your responses to my piece.

Blog Series: Teaching with Digital Media
May 11, 2020
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Social Media in the Classroom

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Here is my latest for Wabash Center on “Social Media in the Classroom”.  I participated in a Digital Media Workshop at Wabash Center. So it is a joy to write a new post for Wabash Center.

I have written a few more. You can read them all here.

ESR Faculty Receive Promotions

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So thrilled to be promoted to Full Professor at Earlham School of Religion.

Three ESR teaching faculty members received promotions this spring with approval from the Earlham College Board of Trustees. I am so excited to finally be promoted to Full professor.

2017 ESR Ministry of Writing Colloquium

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Earlham School of Religion’s “Ministry of Writing Colloquium” Keynote speaker is Barbara Brown Taylor.

It is going to be a good colloquium with many practical workshops. I am excited to lead a workshop entitled, “How Do You Build a Faithful Presence Online?”  Please do register today. 

Embracing the Other: A Theology of Equality, Justice, and Response

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Read this wonderful reflection, “Embracing the Other: A Theology of Equality, Justice, and Response” by Angela Meyer. Meyer is an MA student at Earlham School of Religion. This is a beautiful reflection during a time of turmoil in the U.S.

Please read and share.

Embracing the Other: A Theology of Equality, Justice, and Response by Angela Meyer

2016 Spirituality Gathering “Justice Lives in Relationship”: The Poetry & Practice of Eco-Spirituality

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Please do register for the 2016 Spirituality Gathering “Justice Lives in Relationship” at Earlham School of Religion, April 27, 2016.

We have tried arguments for environmental concern, doctrines, and of course moralizing and guilt-trips. None seem to transform human action. So in our time together let’s explore a more fruitful route: ecospirituality.