Intersectional Theology: WATERtalks

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feminist, Fortress Press, Intersectional Theology, interview, Mary E. Hunt, podcast, Susan M. Shaw, water, WATERtalks

Notes from WATERtalks: Feminist Conversations in Religion Series

Susan Shaw and I had a wonderful time on WATERtalks discussing our co-written book Intersectional Theology: An Introductory Guide. The transcript of our talk is written up below. I hope you get a chance to read the book.

WATER Recommends: September 2019

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Fortress Press, Intersectional Theology, reading, Susan M. Shaw, water

 

 

 

 

So excited to see Intersectional Theology on WATER’s Recommended Reading list for September 2019.

God’s Gift of Water, by Grace Ji-Sun Kim

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climate justice, Dinesh Suna, eco-justice, Ecumenical Water Network, korea, Lutheran World Federation, Making Peace with the Earth, water, water justice, World Council of Churches

Here is my new piece for the World Council of Churches, “God’s Gift of Water”. The Ecumenical Water Network is doing a “Seven Weeks for Water 2019” and I am delighted to be part of this series.

Many thanks to Dinesh Suna who is the Coordinator of the Ecumenical Water Network at the World Council of Churches.

WATER Recommends: Nov 2016, “Making Peace with the Earth”

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climate change, climate justice, Making Peace with the Earth, water, World Council of Churches

It is an honor to have my latest edited book, Making Peace with the Earth on WATER Recommend’s book list. Thank you WATER!!

Please check out WATER website for interesting posts, blogs and updates. Below is a repost of WATER Recommends: Nov 2016.

WATER Recommends: May 2016–Here I Am

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Book Reviews, feminist theology, Here I Am, Judson Press, Korean American Clergy, water

I am so honored and thrilled to be included in WATER Recommends Book list for May 2015.  Please do check out my edited book, Here I Am.  It is a great resource for church, bible study group, seminary classes…..

Please visit WATER for other valuable and insightful information. Thank you WATER.

Please contact me for review copies.

Below is a repost of WATER Recommends.

WATER Voices: Women’s Alliance for Theology, Ethics and Ritual

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Colonialism Han and the Tranformative Spirit, grace ji-sun kim, palgrave macmillan, teleconference, water

Below are the notes from my WATER Teleconference which was held on July 10, 2013.  I am thankful to Dr. Mary Hunt and all the WATER staff for this opportunity to be part of this Teleconference.  I am also thankful to everyone that joined in and participated in the Teleconference.  This was originally posted on WATER blog site.  The audio can be heard by following this link.

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July 2013 Notes from Teleconference with Grace Ji-Sun Kim

“Colonialism, Han, and the Transformative Spirit” July 10, 2013

WATER: July 10 Teleconference with Grace Ji-Sun Kim

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book, colonialism, Colonialism Han and the Tranformative Spirit, ecology, grace ji-sun kim, han, Mary Hunt, Palgrave Pivot, teleconference, theology, water

WATER (Women’s Alliance for Theology, Ethics and Ritual) has invited me to participate in a Teleconference.  The Teleconference will be on my third book, “Colonialism, Han, and the Transformative Spirit” Wednesday, July 10th, 2013 1 pm – 2 pm EDT.  It is free but you must register (see below).  All are welcome.

Grace Ji-Sun Kim’s theological interest is in the area of Constructive Theology, Feminist Theology, and Asian Theology. Her teaching and research center on giving a voice to the marginalized and

How Your Plastic Water Bottles Hurt the Planet

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children, disposable, earth, Earth Day, ethicsdaily.com, god, grace ji-sun kim, oil, sustainability, waste, water, water bottles

As water bottles fill up our landfills, it will cause more hazardous waste and consume useable land, which will affect our quality of life for now and for the future generation, Kim writes. (PhotoBucket)

To gear up for Earth Day, April 22, 2013, I wrote a column about “Water Bottles”.  This is a repost of my latest column for EthicsDaily.com

Raising children means packing school lunches, including a drink. Water is always a safe and preferred choice, but our household dilemma is how to send water with them.