Christians In The U.S. Are Not Persecuted

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feminist, Huffington Post, Intersectional Theology, Intersectionality, Susan M. Shaw, theology

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”.

AAR Board Members 2015-2016

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AAR, At Large Director, board members, scholarship, theology

American Academy of Religion (AAR) holds elections every year to elect new members to the AAR Board.

I am so excited to be one of the newest At-Large Director at the AAR. I join a great team of other board members. I am very honored to be working with such a wonderful group of board members.

Always Being Reformed: Wrote one Chapter for this New Book

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Always Being Reformed, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, new book, reformed theology, theology, Wipf and Stock

I wrote a chapter “Land, Exile and the Spirit of God: Rebuilding Selves in a Globalized World” in a new book, Always Being Reformed  edited by David H. Jensen.

This book emerged from the Inaugural Clarence N. and Betty B. Frierson Distinguished Scholars’ Conference at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary held in April 2014. So honored to be invited to attend the conference and be part of this book project. Many thanks to Dean Jensen.

 

Here I Am: Book Review

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church, faith, Here I Am, Judson Press, Korean American Theology, Robert Cornwall, sermons, stories, theology, women

Here is a book review of Here I Am by Dr. Robert Cornwall. Check out the rest of his website, Ponderings on a Faith Journey for other interesting posts.

I am reposting Dr. Cornwall’s review:

HERE I AM: Faith Stories of Korean American Clergywomen.Edited by Grace Ji-Sun Kim. Foreword by Neal D. Presa. Valley Forge, PA: Judson Press, 2015. Xi + 162.

A Theology of Reconstruction: Thirty Seconds or Less

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Jurgen Moltmann: Homebrewed Christianity Podcast at AAR

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I am super excited to be part of the Homebrewed Christianity Live Podcast at AAR with Jurgen Moltmann. There will be other Homebrewed Christianity authors such as Adam Clark, Jeffrey C. Pugh….. 

There is still time to register…..

Live Podcast 11/20 in ATL with Jurgen Moltmann!

November 16, 2015 by Tripp Fuller

Embracing God’s Transgender People

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Trans Rights

I am reposting Dr. Susan Shaw’s beautiful post, Embracing God’s Transgender People for the Huffington Post (Oct 20, 2015).

I am so delighted that Dr. Shaw quotes my new book, “Embracing the Other“.  Read and share her post.

What Did Jesus Ask?-edited by Elizabeth Dias

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I am thrilled and honored to write a piece for the new book, What Did Jesus Ask? Christian Leaders Reflect on His Questions of Faith (TIME) edited by Elizabeth Dias.

This is such a wonderful collection of 65 different writers from around the world who tackle the questions that Jesus asked. I am honored to be in this collection.

Signs of Hope in the City: Endorsement

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church, endorsement, grace ji-sun kim, Graham Hill, interfaith, spirituality, theology, urban mission

I endorsed a new book, Signs of Hope in the City: Renewing Urban Mission, Embracing Radical Hope, edited by Dr. Graham Hill. Read this new book if you are interested in urban missions, church,  interfaith dynamics and more……

Dr. Graham Hill is an internationally recognised practical theologian, teacher, and speaker. He is an international leader in the fields of global theology, world Christianity, and missional theology and practice. Graham is Vice Principal of Morling Baptist Theological College, Sydney, Australia, and Director of the GlobalChurch Project.

The People’s Pope: Our Attraction and Fascination with the Pope

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Congress, Golden Rule, Pope Francis, Regis College, solidarity with the poor, The Huffington Post, theology

 

Pope Francis talks to journalists during a press conference he held while en route to Italy, Monday, Sept. 28, 2015. Pope Francis returned to the Vatican Monday at the end of a 10-day trip to Cuba and the United States. (Tony Gentile/Pool Photo via AP)

Here is my latest Huffington Post on the Pope. He had a whirlwind visit to the United States and drew crowds by the thousands.

Would love your response and feedback on my latest post on the Pope.