Grace Ji-Sun Kim, Professor of Theology at Earlham School of Religion, has made another significant contribution to the field of constructive theology with her book Invisible: Theology and the Experience of Asian American Women. All Kim’s works manifest her calling… Read More ›
1. Introduction Fr. Stan, Rest not in Peace! The intended humor apart, the above epitaph which featured in the JES-WIT section of JIVAN journal,[1] succinctly summarizes the life and the legacy of a Jesuit social activist, Fr. Stanislaus Swamy (henceforth,… Read More ›
When the novel Pachinko by Min Jin Lee came out, a friend of mine—a third-generation Japanese American—suggested I read the book. The first thought I had was, “I wish somebody would turn this into a drama.” I hoped someone would… Read More ›
Hear my prayer, O Lord, and give ear to my cry; do not hold your peace at my tears (Psalm 39: 12a) The Stammering Condition When Indonesia enacted Work from Home (WFH), and America Shelter in Place, our world suddenly began… Read More ›
Research Articles for the Routledge Handbook of Korean Religions Call for Proposals Editors: Sean Kim and Liora Sarfati Scholarship on Korea has recently proliferated, in part influenced by South Korea’s economic rise and the popularity of K-pop. The study of… Read More ›
Dr. David Chiwon Kwon Lecture at Boston College (In-person and Zoom) on April 4, 12pm EST RSVP for Zoom Link
Candler School of Theology’s Foundry presents a terrific course on Asian and Asian American Study of Christianity. For more information, visit: The Candler Foundry
Vol. 10 No. 1-2 Articles #deltaδmovement: Hong Kong’s Lay Theologies in the Making (Digitally) Ann Gillian Chu Hybridity: Retrieving the Real-life Messiness Erased by a Reified Concept Courtney Goto From Multiculturality to Interculturality: The Aim of Theological Education in the… Read More ›
Winner of Bishop Leslie R. Marston Book Prize of 2022, Lived Missiology by Shivraj K. Mahendra is a significant work that sheds light on the legacy of two great Free Methodist missionaries, Ernest Ward and Phebe Ward, their lives, contributions,… Read More ›
Grace Ji-Sun Kim, Professor of Theology at Earlham School of Religion, has made another significant contribution to the field of constructive theology with her book Invisible: Theology and the Experience of Asian American Women. All Kim’s works manifest her calling… Read More ›
Introduction When I wake up each morning, the first thing I do is scroll through social media feeds. Living in Hong Kong (GMT +8), I generally sleep during late afternoon in Europe (GMT +0/+1) and throughout the day in North… Read More ›
Within historic Japanese American churches, few members would speak in theoretical terms about how they belong to multiple cultures and traditions. However, there is not a single person who does not know from the inside the discomfiting, challenging, creative nature… Read More ›
“What exactly is interculturality?” It is important to acknowledge at the outset that this recently-coined terminology is still very unclear for many people. First and foremost, interculturality is not merely “internationality” or “multiculturality” whereby a community, which is comprised of… Read More ›
Asian American Theological Forum 