Korean American female pastors push back against patriarchy

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I was interviewed for this article “Korean American female pastors push back against patriarchy” BY DEEPA BHARATH ASSOCIATED PRESS APRIL 25, 2022 8:38 AM

The Rev. Kyunglim Shin Lee, Vice President for International Relations at the Wesley Theological Seminary, poses for a portrait, Thursday, March 10, 2022, in the chapel at the Seminary in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) JACQUELYN MARTIN AP

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Invisible with Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim

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I am so honored to be invited to speak at this wonderful event hosted by the Commission on Religion, Race and Provisional Leadership Academy on my new book, Invisible.

Please order your copy of Invisible and please do rate it on Amazon and other book sites. These are so helpful to authors.

Healing Spiritual Wounds: Reconnecting with a Loving God After Experiencing a Hurtful Church

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It was an honor to endorse a powerful and important book, Healing Spiritual Wounds by Carol Howard Merritt.

Please read it and share the book with your friends. It is an essential book for our time. It was released February 7, 2017.

 

Don McKim: The Name of Mercy

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I am reposting Rev. Dr. Don McKim’s blog called, “The Name of Mercy” which was originally posted in Gathering Voices .  “A while ago, I wrote on “Mercie” focusing on the seventeenth-century English theologian John Downame (1571-1652).  God’s “mercie” is sure, since mercy is one of the attributes of God, expressing God’s nature and being.” (For the full blog click here).

Gathering Voices is a blog for pastors, church educators, professors, lay leaders, book buyers or just anyone who is interested in religion in the contemporary world.

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Rev. Dr. Don McKim is executive editor for theology and reference at Westminister John Knox Press and editor of These Days.  He is a Presbyterian minister who has been a seminary theology professor and a seminary academic dean. He is the editor or author of over thirty books, including The Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms and Presbyterian Questions, Presbyterian Answers.