Diversity Matters: My Endorsement

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I endorsed a new book, Diversity Matters edited by Karen A. Longman. It is a great book which deals with the important issue of diversity in higher education.

This is a helpful book for anyone in higher education as well as those concerned with diversity in school and workplace.

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Let the Holy Spirit Guide How We Talk about Race

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This is my latest article “Let the Holy Spirit Guide How We Talk about Race” for US Catholic Magazine.

My article appears in the October 2017 issue of U.S. Catholic (Vol. 82, No. 10, pages 25–26).

Intercultural Ministry – a review by Rev. Mark Koenig

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I am reposting a post, Intercultural Ministry-a review by Rev. Mark Koenig written for his blog site, Along the Graybeard Trail.

Please visit his blog site regularly to read other interesting blogs and pictures.

Keep Hope Alive Radio Show: Voting Rights

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It was a joy to be on Keep Hope Alive Radio Show with Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., and with producer Santita Jackson. We discussed voting rights, racism and the role of religion during the elections.

[Kosta 2017 Day 3] 코스탄의 ‘삶의 현장’ 2

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Asian American, calling, identity, KOSTA, life, racism, sexism, sojourning, worship

I am excited to speak at KOSTA July 3-7, 2017 on Asian American identity, marginality and sojourning.

I am reposting a column for KOSTA Voice. Please visit the site to read other columns and blogs.

Kosta 2017 새내기 강사 Rev. Grace Ji-Sun Kim

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Asian American, Christian theology, church, identity, KOSTA, marginality, ministry, racism, sojourning

I am excited to speak at KOSTA July 3-7, 2017 on Asian American identity, marginality and sojourning. I am reposting a column for KOSTA Voice. Please visit the site to read other columns and blogs.

2017 KOSTA/USA Conference

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I am honored to be invited to speak at 2017 KOSTA/USA Conference at North Central College, July 3-7, 2017.

There is a good list of seminar speakers and I am excited to be included in this list.  

I will be speaking on “Asian American Identity” and it will be presented bilingually.

I will also share my life journey Wednesday evening in Korean.

Intersectional Theology: A Prophetic Call for Change

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This is my latest Huffington Post co-authored with Dr. Susan Shaw, “Intersectional Theology: A Prophetic Call for Change.”

Susan M. Shaw is a professor of Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies at Oregon State University. She holds an MA and PhD in Religious Education from Southern Seminary and an MA in Interdisciplinary Studies in Women Studies and English from Oregon State University. 

Intercultural Ministry is Now Available

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My new co-edited book, Intercultural Ministry: Hope for a Changing World with Dr. Jann Aldredge-Clanton is now available through Judson Press.  

It will be available through Amazon on March 31, 2017. It has been #1 New Release in Christian Leadership for some time.

Please order your copy today!

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

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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.