Grace Ji-Sun Kim: Rely on the Holy Spirit in the struggle for justice

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church, Duke Divinity School, Faith and Leadership, Korean, racism, sexism, social justice, Spirit

Below is my latest for Duke Divinity School’s Faith and Leadership Magazine. So excited to write this new piece on the Holy Spirit and the church.

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[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.

Intersectional Theology: A Prophetic Call for Change

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Huffington Post, Intersectional Theology, Intersectionality, oppression, Oregon State University, racism, sexism, Susan M. Shaw

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. 

“Embracing the Other,” presentation by Grace Ji-Sun Kim at Christian Feminism Today Gathering

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Christian Feminism Today, church, Embracing the Other, Jann Aldredge Clanton, racism, sexism

I was honored to be invited to speak at the 2016 Christian Feminism Gathering in Indianapolis. Below is a post written by Rev. Dr. Jann Aldredge-Clanton. It is reposted with permission.Please check out her website for other interesting posts.  

God Is a Neoliberal Centrist

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American Exceptionalism, Daniel Jose Camacho, DNC, elections, Hillary Clinton, imperialism, neoliberalism, racism, sexism, status quo, TIME, xenophobia

Hillary Clinton, 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, pauses while speaking during the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., on Thursday, July 28, 2016. Division among Democrats has been overcome through speeches from two presidents, another first lady and a vice-president, who raised the stakes for their candidate by warning that her opponent posed an unprecedented threat to American diplomacy. Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Here is my cowritten TIME piece with Daniel Jose Camacho, “God is a Neoliberal Centrist”. Daniel is a brilliant student at Duke Divinity School and a future PC (USA) minister.

Homebrewed Christianity: Gangnam Style & Theology

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Bo Sanders, grace ji-sun kim, Joseph Cheah, marginality, psy, racism, sexism, Theological Reflections on Gangnam Style, Tripp Fuller

So excited to be interviewed for “Homebrewed Christianity” about my new co-written book with Joseph Cheah, “Theological Reflections on Gangnam Style”.

 I am reposting the podcast from the Homebrewed Christianity Website.  Click here for the original post.

HuffPost: Theological Reflections on “Gangnam Style”

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gangnam style, Joseph Cheah, palgrave macmillan, psy, racism, sexism, The Huffington Post, Theological Reflection on Gangnam Style

Dr. Joseph Cheah and my new book, Theological Reflection on “Gangnam Style” will be released July 17, 2014.

This new book is the first one in the book series, “Asian Christianity in the Diaspora“(Palgrave Macmillan) for which Joseph Cheah and I are both serve as co-editors.  Special thanks to our editor Burke Gerstenschlager for his guidance, trust and encouragement.

This is our latest post for The Huffington Post.  Feel free to share and comment.