10 Wednesday Jul 2019
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Church Times, climate justice, Fortress Press, gender justice, Hilda P. Koster, planet, Planetary Solidarity, sustainability
I am so delighted to see my co-edited book, Planetary Solidarity on Church Time‘s list of 25 books to read this summer. Even more excited that my book follows Michelle Obama’s book, Becoming. I hope you get a chance to read Planetary Solidarity!
22 Sunday Apr 2018
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@table, earth, Earth Day, feminist, Feminist Studies in Religion, Fortress Press, Hilda P. Koster, planet, Planetary Solidarity, sustainability
Happy Earth Day 2018!
As we think about our earth and how we can live sustainably, feel free to reflect theologically what it means to be in “Planetary Solidarity”.
Below is an @Table for Feminist Studies in Religion Blog. I am resharing and reblogging it for Earth Day. Please do share it.
Click here to purchase Planetary Solidarity.
31 Tuesday Oct 2017
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AAR, book panel, doctrine, ecology, Fortress Press, Hilda P. Koster, Planetary Solidarity, SBL, sustainability
We are so excited to have an AAR/SBL book panel on our latest co-edited book, Planetary Solidarity (co-edited with Hilda P. Koster).
Christian Spirituality Unit and SBL Ecological Hermeneutics Unit
19 Saturday Aug 2017
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I am thrilled that our new co-edited book, Planetary Solidarity: Global Women’s Voices on Christian Doctrine and Climate Justice (Fortress Press) with Dr. Hilda P. Koster is now available. You can order the hard copy of the book now. It is now also available on kindle.
Climate change is one of the most important issues of our time. As people of faith, we all need to work towards climate justice and gender justice.
We will have an AAR/SBL book panel on Monday November 20, 1997 from 9-11:30 am. Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza and Karenna Gore will be the respondents. Continue reading
03 Saturday Dec 2016
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church, creation, ecotheology, Hanshin Graduate School of Theology, korea, Making Peace with the Earth, spirituality, sustainability, WCC
I am excited to go to Korea to teach and participate in a conference at Hanshin Graduate School of Theology.
I will participate in “Doing Theology with Indigenous Peoples Spirituality”:
Asian Contribution to Theology of Creation and Wider Ecumenism”
Time: December 7-10, 2016
Venue: Hanshin Graduate School of Theology, Seoul Korea
(159 Insubong-ro, Kangbuk-ku Seoul Korea) Continue reading
13 Friday May 2016
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church, climate change, climate justice, Guillermo Kerber, Michael West, sustainability, World Council of Churches
My new edited book, Making Peace with the Earth: Action and Advocacy for Climate Justice (WCC) is now available.
This project started 2 years at the World Council of Churches (WCC) working group on climate change in Germany. It appeared to be an easy enough project until I realize that having contributors around the world was going to be a challenge.
This difficult task of putting together a book with contributors from around the world was overcome by the wonderful help of the WCC editor, Michael West. To him I am greatly indebted. Continue reading
12 Thursday May 2016
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climate change, climate justice, Ilkka Sipiläinen, sustainability, United Nations, World Council of Churches
Albin Hillert, Communication Officer at the World Council of Churches (Photo credit)
Here is my latest co-written piece for The Huffington Post.
This piece is written with The Rev. Ilkka Sipiläinen who is a member of the World Council of Churches climate change working group. Both of us canceled our trip to our meeting. Read on to find out why.
22 Tuesday Dec 2015
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This is my latest Huffington Post on Climate Change and #COP21 co-written with my niece Naomi Faith Bu.
Rescuing our Planet needs to be a priority.
Below is the article: Continue reading
07 Tuesday Apr 2015
My new Huffington Post co-authored with my son by Theodore Andrew Lee. So proud of his work, writing and interests. Feel free to share and/or comment.
We often use household products without ever thinking where they come from, how they are produced, and who produces them. We live in a comfortable world where we simply go to the grocery store and buy things we need without thinking twice about their production or how they landed on our grocery store shelves. Our thoughts do not go beyond how everything is accessible, useable and available for consumption. Continue reading
17 Wednesday Dec 2014
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COP20, grace ji-sun kim, Guillermo Kerber, Jeffrey Sachs, sustainability, United Nations, World Council of Churches
I attended the COP20 in Lima as a World Council of Churches’ delegate. This is my latest Huffington Post about the COP20 meeting.
It felt like the world had descended upon Lima, Peru. Political leaders, scientists, activists, NGOs, world leaders and religious leaders Continue reading
