Substack: Loving Life

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climate change, subscribe, substack, WCC

Friends, this past July, I started Substack: Loving Life.

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Civil Society Summit on Substantive Issues

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climate change, food drives, future, Making Peace with the Earth, NGO, Planetary Solidarity, rainbow PUSH, refugee, United Nations, WCC

WHY A CIVIL SOCIETY SUMMIT ON SUBSTANTVE ISSUES?

Gender Justice must be part of Climate Justice

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ACT Alliance, climate justice, COP25, Fortress Press, gender justice, Hilda P. Koster, Planetary Solidarity, video, WCC

My contribution to a video put together by ACT Alliance on why gender justice must be part of climate justice. This video was made at #COP25 in Madrid, Spain.

Day 1: Making Peace with the Earth by Grace Ji-Sun Kim

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church, climate change, climate justice, Day 1, Guillermo Kerber, madang, Making Peace with the Earth, Peter Wallace, WCC

Day 1 with host Peter Wallace is the voice of the mainline churches. Through sermons, blogs, and video & audio resources, Day 1 proclaims a positive, passionate faith for today. Formerly “The Protestant Hour.”

I am reposting this new post from Day 1 on my latest book, Making Peace with the Earth (WCC). Check out the rest of the website for other interesting posts, podcasts, broadcasts etc.,

Hanshin Graduate School of Theology: Doing Theology with Indigenous Peoples Spirituality

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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)

Religious Leaders at COP21 Issue Urgent Plea for Care of Creation

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COP21, Notre Dame, Paris, Sojourners, WCC

I am attending COP21 in Paris. Here is my latest post for Sojourners, “Religious Leaders at COP21 Issue Urgent Plea for Care of Creation”.

Check out Sojourners site for other interesting posts.

COP21 Is Coming. What Will World Leaders Talk About?

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bottled water, COP21, eco-justice, ecology, Paris, Sojourners, WCC

I am scheduled to attend COP21 in Paris in 2 weeks with the World Council of Churches and Sojourners.

Here is my latest for Sojourner’s blog, “COP21 Is Coming. What Will World Leaders Talk About?” Please do share it. It is posted here.

World Council of Churches and the Urgency of Climate Change

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climate change, Colonialism Han and the Tranformative Spirit, earth, grace ji-sun kim, sustainability, The Huffington Post, WCC

Tomorrow I leave for a World Council of Churches Meeting on Climate Change.  This is an urgent matter for the churches world-wide.  I hope that everyone can feel the urgency and do something about saving our earth. 

This is my latest piece for The Huffington Post.  I welcome any suggestions/comments you may have on working toward eco-justice.

I will be attending a World Council of Churches’ Working Group meeting on Climate Change in Germany.  This is my Huffington Post regarding the meeting and the urgency of Climate Change.

Joshua B. Lee: Things I saw in Switzerland

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church, Geneva, grace ji-sun kim, joshua b. lee, London, meeting, Nyon, switzerland, United Nations, WCC, Westminister Abbey

After we returned from our trip to WCC (Geneva), my son voluntarily wrote this blog about his trip.  It is unbelievable that he wrote this blog on his own initiative.  I hope you enjoy it.  I inserted a few pictures for your interest.

My mom was speaking and attending a WCC meeting in Geneva, May 17, 2013.  She took me with her.  It was a very exciting trip.

WCC Assembly in Korea to Urge Pursuit of Peace, Justice

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Assembly, church, economic issues, economic justice, environment, ethicsdaily.com, Geneva, Global South, god, grace ji-sun kim, human rights, korea, Pentecostalism, Philip Jenkins, Pusan, social justice, WCC, World Council of Churches

As we think about this divided country, we need to keep Korea in our prayers and to reflect upon what it means to have peace in this world, Kim writes.

This is my latest post for Ethicsdaily.com.  It is a reflection of my recent participation at a World Council of Churches Meeting in Geneva.

Many mainline denominational churches, such as the Lutherans, Presbyterians, Episcopalians and Methodists, are struggling to survive in North America.