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.

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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.

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”.

Best Theology Books of 2018!

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So honored to have Intersectional Theology cowritten with Susan Shaw included in the Best Theology Books of 2018 by Englewood Review of Books.  Get your copy today. 

Ten Theology Books to Watch For – Nov. 2018

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So thankful and honored to be included in Englewood Review of Books’ Top Ten Theology Books to Watch For-Nov 2018

Intersectional Theology is Now Available

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So excited that Intersectional Theology co-written with Dr. Susan Shaw is now available. Order yours today.

We hope that churches will be able to use it in their Study Groups and that professors can adapt it for their courses. Please contact Fortress Press for review copies.

Embracing The Other: Oregon State University

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I look forward to speaking on Embracing the Other at Oregon State University on Friday November 2 from 11-1p.m. 

I am thankful to the Asian & Pacific Cultural Center – Oregon State University for hosting the book event. Please come by for my talk. Books will be available for signing.

Intersectional Theology: You can now Pre-order the Book

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You can now pre-order my new book, Intersectional Theology: An Introductory Guide co-written with Dr. Susan Shaw.

We use theories of intersectionality (drawn primarily from the work of black feminists) to challenge theologians, ministers, and laypeople to work toward justice by centering intersecting identities and interlocking systems of power in their theological thinking.

 

 

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. 

Christians In The U.S. Are Not Persecuted

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This is my second co-authored piece for the Huffington Post with Dr. Susan Shaw. Our first one is “Intersectional Theology: A Prophetic Call for Change”.