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A Call for Water Justice During the Season of Creation

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By Grace Ji-Sun Kim
| Soul Connection (Podcast)
by | Sep 14, 2026 | Opinion (CnvStudio’s Images/Canva) We are now in the Season of Creation. This ecumenical liturgical season, from September 1 through the Feast Day of St. Francis on October 4, invites Christians around the world to reflect on God as Creator and ponder our place within the web of creation amid the climate crisis. It is a season to pray, reflect and advocate for God’s creation.
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Finding Belonging at Beer Camp

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By Grace Ji-Sun Kim
| Substack
I am so excited to see my friends at Theology Beer Camp! There is something special about gathering with people who are asking questions, exploring faith, wrestling with theology, and creating new possibilities for the church. I wrote about this for Good Faith Media in my new piece, “Finding Belonging at Beer Camp.” (Josh Applegate/Unsplash) I have felt out of place most of my life. I was the Korean immigrant child in the classroom who couldn’t speak English.
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Finding Belonging at Beer Camp

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By Grace Ji-Sun Kim
| Soul Connection (Podcast)
(Josh Applegate/Unsplash) I have felt out of place most of my life.I was the Korean immigrant child in the classroom who couldn’t speak English. I spent four years in ESL classes learning the language. I became fluent, but the fluency came much later.Even as a small child, I knew what it was to walk into a room and wonder whether I belonged. The church didn’t fix that.I was a girl in a Korean immigrant congregation. Like many immigrant churches, ours carried a heritage that preferred men over women.
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