Salt, Light, and a City | Online Book Launch

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Salt, Light, and a City: Ecclesiology for the Global Missional Community: Volume 2, Majority World Voices

I am so excited to join Graham Joseph Hill and other guest presenters for the book launch of his new book, Salt, Light, and a City. It is a great book, so please join us and order the book too.

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Indigenous peoples teach us about climate justice

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church, climate change, climate justice, indigenous, Indigenous People’s Reference Group, Presbyterian Church in Taiwan, Taiwan, World Council of Churches

Here is my latest, “Indigenous peoples teach us about climate justice” for the World Council of Churches blog on Climate Justice.

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23 October 2019

A Conversation with Grace Ji-Sun Kim, Part I

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bible, Colonialism Han and the Tranformative Spirit, Cynthia Holder Rich, Ecclesio.com, grace ji-sun kim, han, indigenous, spirituality

This is my interview with Dr. Cynthia Holder Rich for Ecclesio.com.  It is reposted here with permission.

Editor’s Note:  This week, we discuss Grace Ji-Sun Kim’s 2013 book Colonialism, Han, and the Transformative Spirit.  Here, Dr. Kim answers a few questions arising from my reading of her book.

You discuss the concept of han at some length.  You say that “a soul that has experienced han is not amenable to reason and even resists the consolations of faith”.  What is the ministry we can offer those who have experienced han?  How do we approach the reality of han theologically and ecclesiologically?