Sojourners: New & Noteworthy

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NEW & NOTEWORTHY: THE FUNK APOSTLES, LAND THEOLOGIES, AND MORE

Three culture recommendations from our editors.BY THE EDITORS

Remembering the Korean War that Never Ended

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I am reposting a piece from ReconciliAsian, “Remembering the Korean War that Never Ended”.

Please visit their site to get more information on peace, reconciliation and justice work for Korean Americans. 

Pray for peace in the Korean Peninsula so that the war will finally come to an end.

 

 

Peace on the Korean Peninsula is Still Possible

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U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Panmunjom, South Korea, June 2019. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque

Here is my lastest article “Peace on the Korean Peninsula is Still Possible” co-written with Rev. Jesse Jackson for Sojourners. Let us all pray for peace during this Christmas season.

HOW TO HOPE WHEN THE WORLD IS BURNING

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Read my contribution to a new piece for Sojourners, How To Hope when the World is Burning.

BY REV. SUSAN HENDERSHOT, REV. DR. GRACE JI-SUN KIM, REV. DR. GERALD DURLEY

They’all Know We are Christians by Our “Jeong”

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Happy Lunar New Year. Read my latest article for Sojourner’s Magazine (Feb 2019), “They’all Know We are Christians by Our “Jeong”: Five Asian concepts that can deepen our understanding of the Holy Spirit.“

Removing the Burden of Shame: Sexual Assault in Asian-American Communities

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This is my latest for Sojourners on sexual assault and the Asian American community.

Why I Vote: Sojourners Magazine

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I contributed to an article, “Why I Vote” for Sojourners’ Magazine November 2018.

Please go out and vote this November.

Radically Rooted: #SummitforChange

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I am excited to lead a training session at the Radically Rooted: #SummitforChange by Sojourners. My session is called, “Intersectional Theology” and I will draw from my forthcoming book, Intersectional Theology co-written with Dr. Susan Shaw. 

Peace in Korea Requires Diplomacy, Not Provocation

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This is my latest piece for Sojourners‘ co-written with Rev. Jesse Jackson.

We need to continue to work for peace and pray that peace will come to the Korean Peninsula.

‘Koreans live in Hope’: What the Summit Could Mean for Reunification

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This is my latest piece for Sojourners. I hope and pray that the Summit will lead to peace and reunification of Korea.