Gathered in my Name

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I contributed a chapter to a new book, Gathered in my Name: Ecumenism in the World Church (Studies in World Catholicism) edited by William T. Cavanaugh

Climate Justice talk at First Presbyterian Church Ann Arbor

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I am honored to be giving a talk on “Climate Justice: Why Should We Care?” at First Presbyterian Church of Ann Arbor on April 26, 2020.

It was supposed to be a live in person talk, but due to the pandemic, I will be doing it via Zoom. The presentation will be available later for the public.

Honoring Tradition Keepers and Change Agents as Earth Day Turns 50

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The “Women of Faith: Change Agents as Earth Day Turns 50”  March 17, 4:30 PM, at the CSW64 in NYC was cancelled due to the coronavirus.

The Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation has decided to put on virtual dialogue for April 6, 2020 830 am EST.

I hope you can join me.

COP 25 Press Conference: United in Faiths

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I was honored to be on a Press Conference Panel at COP25 in Madrid, Spain.

Tzu Chi Foundation put an Interfaith Faith Press Conference with Fr. Joshtrom Kureethadam from the Vatican, Nana Firman (Green Faith), Dr. Martin Kopp (via Video), Grace Ji-Sun Kim & Branda Huang ( moderator).

Panel on Climate Justice at COP25

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What a pleasure to be on this panel on “Climate Justice” at COP25 in Madrid, Spain.

I discussed how racism, colonialism, empire, white privilege, sexuality, ableism, classism all intersect and influence climate change.

I am inspired by those on the panel to share how #intersectionality can be used to address and demand for #climatejustice during this pivotal moment in time. #COP25 #WCC 

Indigenous peoples teach us about climate justice

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Here is my latest, “Indigenous peoples teach us about climate justice” for the World Council of Churches blog on Climate Justice.

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23 October 2019

This Sunday, pray for the reunification of Korea

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Read my latest, This Sunday, pray for the reunification of Korea,  for The Christian Century co-written with Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Please continue to pray for Korea.

National Liberation Day of Korea spurs us to celebrate the past and work for a united future

by Jesse Jackson and Grace Ji-Sun Kim

August 9, 2019

On Earth Day, people of faith need to take action on climate change

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School children in central London staged a sit down protest over climate change near Downing Street in February 2019. Photo by Ben Gingelge

Earth Day is April 22.

Below is a repost of my new piece, “On Earth Day, people of faith need to take action on climate change”, for Faith and Leadership Magazine for Duke Divinity School. 

Please do share it.

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

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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.

Religion News Service: A Multifaith Movement will Push to Address Climate Change

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Here is my latest 2019 Prediction for Religions Service News (RNS), “A Multifaith Movement will Push to Address Climate Change.” 

My 2018 Prediction for RSN was Women Rise Up.