Women in Christianity in the Age of Empire

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church, Gender, immigration, Janet Wootton, Routledge, spirituality, Women in Christianity in the Age of Empire

I wrote a chapter, “Korean American Women and the Church: Identity, Spirituality, and Gender Roles” in Women in Christianity in the Age of Empire (1800-1920) in the book series: Cultural History of Women in Christianity, ed. Janet Wootton, Abingdon: Routledge, 2022, p. 168-177.

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Invisible: Book Launch Day

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Anti-Asian Racism, Asian American, Asian American Theology, Asian American women, church, discrimination, Fortress Press, immigration, Invisible, love, new book, racism, Spirit, theology, women, xenophobia

So thrilled that my book, Invisible: Theology and the Experience of Asian American Women is released Nov 9th, 2021. I have been writing this book for several years and it is the most personal book to date. I hope you will find it useful, lifegiving and empowering. Let me know what you think and please review it or rate it on Amazon and other book sites.

Invisible: Secret Garden Podcast Interview

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Asian American, Asian American women, Diana Butler Bass, Fortress Press, Freeing Jesus, immigration, Invisible, madang, madang podcast, podcast, racism, Secret Garden Podcast, The Christian Century

I was so honored to be invited to speak about my new book Invisible on Diana Butler Bass’ podcast, Secret Garden. You can join her substack to hear the full interview. Below is an excerpt from the podcast.

You can listen to an excerpt on youtube

Korean American Women and the Church: Identity, Spirituality, and Gender Roles

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church, feminist, feminist theology, Gender, hybridity, identity, immigration, journal, Korean American, postcolonalism, spirituality, women

I wrote a new article “Korean American Women and the Church: Identity, Spirituality, and Gender Roles” for Feminist Theology Journal. Hope you get a chance to read it.

Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month by reading more work by the AAPI community.

Grace Ji-Sun Kim First Published September 11, 2020 

Research Article https://doi.org/10.1177/0966735020944893

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Gordon College: Faith in the Footsteps of a Friend

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AAPI, AAPI Heritage Month, Asian American, Asian Student Organization, calling, Gordon College, immigration, racism, StopAAPIHate, stories

I look forward to speaking at Gordon College at their Asian Student Organization on “Racial Identity”. With the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes, it is so important for young students to have time to share and listen to stories on anti-Asian racism.

Intercultural Church: Book Endorsement

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book endorsement, church, Fortress Press, immigration, intercultural, intercultural church, Safwat Adel Marzouk

I endorsed a new book, Intercultural Church: A Biblical Vision for an Age of Migration  written by Safwat Adel Marzouk.

It is wonderful new book for those searching for how to be church in today’s world.

Korean Americans’ Transnational Ties to the Homeland

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Asian, christianity, immigration, korea, Queen's College, Transnational

I look forward to presenting my paper, “Transnationalism and Korean Christianity” at the THE RESEARCH CENTER FOR KOREAN COMMUNITY’S (RCKC) 2019 ACADEMIC CONFERENCE.

The Theme for this conference is “Korean Americans’ Transnational Ties to the Homeland”. Hope to see some friends there.

Trump’s Disastrous Week of Presidency: The Chinese Exclusion Act and the Muslim Ban

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Chinese Exclusion Act, immigration, Japanese Internment, Muslim ban, President Trump, racism

Here is my latest Huffington Post on President Trump’s Disastrous Week.

We cannot forget the Chinese Exclusion Act which occurred in 1882. We need to remember our past so that it will not repeat itself.

“Beyond the Black White Binary” at The Center for Reconciliation at Duke Divinity School

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Center for Reconciliation, Duke Divinity School, immigration, lecture, racism

I am looking forward to giving a talk at the Center for Reconciliation at Duke Divinity School this Friday Oct 21, 2016. 

It is called, “Beyond the Black White Binary” which is a topic that I have been wrestling with for some time. I hope to see some friends at the event.

“Religious Experience Among Second Generation Korean Americans” by Mark Chung Hearn

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Asian American, Asian Christianity in Diaspora, church, immigration, Joseph Cheah, Mark Chung Hearn, palgrave macmillan, Religious Experience Among Second Generation Korean Americans

I am delighted to announce a new book in the “Asian Christianity in the Diaspora” Book Series (Palgrave Macmillan).

The new book by Dr. Mark Chung Hearn, Religious Experience Among Second Generation Korean Americans is a wonderful contribution to the important Christian discourse of how Korean Americans have added richness to the American religious experience. Please order a copy for your libraries, colleges and seminaries. I hope you can use it in your classes too.