Spirit Life is Released

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Thrilled to be part of My Theology book series by DLT books.  Spirit Life is released today. Order your copy today.

20 years ago, my first book, #GraceofSophia came out….now my 21st book #SpiritLife is out. It has been a busy 20 years.

Thanks for your support and thanks for reading my books.

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Embracing the Holy Spirit for Non-Christians

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I wrote this article “Embracing the Holy Spirit for Non-Christians” for Spirituality & Health Magazine (Sept/Oct 2020) p. 78-79.

Hope for the Next Generation of Academic Leaders

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This is a repost of my column for The Fund for Theological Education website.  It was originally posted on June 11, 2013.

The Fund for Theological Education (FTE) held the 2013 Leaders in the Academy Conference at Chicago Theological Seminary from June 6-9, 2013 under the supervision of Matthew Williams who is one of the Directors of Strategic Partnerships, specializing in building relations with theological institutions.

Will Disregard for Environment Lead to Destruction?

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One concrete mission of the church is to model, endorse and promote life by revering the world and its entire people and by turning back the kind of uncritical exploitation, which arrived with the modern age, Kim writes.

This is my column for EthicsDaily.com to celebrate Earth Day (April 22, 2013).

Editor’s Note: The following is an excerpt from Grace Ji-Sun Kim’s book “Colonialism, Han and the Transformative Spirit.” Another excerpt appeared previously.

Contrary to our personal belief, it appears that money has little effect on happiness. Rather, conspicuous