NAME IT! Podcast: Intersectional Theology, interview with Grace Ji-Sun Kim and Susan Shaw

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It was exciting to be on NAME It podcast to discuss our book Intersectional Theology co-written with Susan Shaw.

Download the podcast and enjoy. Buy the book and share it.

AAR: Emerging Scholars: Redefining Fields- Considering New Resources

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So excited to respond to a critique of our book IntersectionalTheology co-written with Susan Shaw at the women’s caucus panel at #AAR2019. 

Society of Race, Ethnicity, and Religion 2019

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I am excited to present a paper, “Postcolonial Theology and Intersectionality” at the Society of Race, Ethnicity and Religion which will be held at the American Academy of Religion Meeting (AAR) in San Diego, CA.

WATER Recommends: September 2019

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So excited to see Intersectional Theology on WATER’s Recommended Reading list for September 2019.

Review: Intersectional Theology

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I am grateful to Bob Trube for this wonderful review of Intersectional Theology co-written with Susan Shaw. I hope you all enjoy this new book too. 

For those who have read it, feel free to post a short review on Amazon. Any reviews are always helpful. Thank you.

Intercultural Theology Forum-Australia

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It was an honor to speak at The Intercultural Theology Forum: Hosted by Uniting Church. Uniting People.

I met so many people who are engaged in diverse forms of ministry, church and calling. I am grateful to Rev. Dr. Paul Goh for the invitation to speak and for organizing such an important event.  I also thank Mark Schultz and so many others who helped create a fabulous event to make the Intercultural Theology Forum a rich and informative night.

Racism and The Church w/ Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim: A Better Conversation

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I had alot of fun being interviewed on The Better Questions Podcast: Sometimes Life’s Answers Require Better Questions. 

You can listen to my interview here with excellent hosts Dan Drake, Chris Nelson and Andrew Drake. All three were wonderful and gracious hosts.

Intersectional Theology: A Review

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So thankful for this review of Intersectional Theology co-written with Dr. Susan Shaw in Christian Feminism Today. It is reviewed by Rev. Darcy Metcalfe who is a Presbyterian minister in Coggon, Iowa.

 

Get your copy of Intersectional Theology today.

25 Theologians to Follow on Twitter!

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So grateful and honored to be on this list of “25 Theologians to Follow on Twitter!”  Thank you always Englewood Review of Books for such an honor.

Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter are taking a fair bit of criticism these days, and much of it is warranted. But one of the more worthwhile uses I’ve found for Twitter is to follow theologians on Twitter and to engage in conversation with them.

Theology is a conversation, and these days the conversation isn’t just limited to books or the halls of the academy. Today, anyone with a Twitter account can engage online with some of the finest theologians of our day.

Intersectional Theology Lecture at Georgetown University Qatar

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I am looking forward to giving a lecture on Intersectional Theology at Georgetown University Qatar as part of their Spring Faculty Seminar.

The lecture will be based on new book, Intersectional Theology co-written with Susan Shaw.

I will also teach a class on “Asian American Theology”.