All Things New: Conversations from Across the New York Annual Conference and Beyond
All Things New: Conversations from Across the New York Annual Conference and Beyond
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Get news you can use from thought leaders from the New York Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church (NYAC) and beyond. The All Things New podcast is designed to help NYAC laity and clergy get the information education, inspiration, and deep understanding needed to live more fully into their ministries and the life as United Methodists. The series, hosted by Rev. Doris K. Dalton, our NYAC Director of Connectional Ministries, aims to introduce listeners to a range of thought leaders, both within the Annual Conference and across the General Church, through approachable and insightful conversations designed to stimulate thought and action. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This podcast series is made possible by the incredible work of New York Annual Conference Communications Ministry team, working behind the scenes to ensure an exceptional and well-crafted podcast experience for our listeners. We couldn't do this without our dedicated communications production team.Episodes are produced by Lisa Isom, NYAC Director of CommunicationsSPECIAL THANKS TO: Production Assistant and Communications Coordinator, Shamanta VargasAudio and Video Technicians (shoot and editing) with EPMG Video ProductionsProduction Graphics and Web Development by eOrigo Design & DevelopmentMusic: Particles of HarmonyWatch the video version of this podcast episode here: https://bit.ly/3F63LRU
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Topics covered include social justice, racial equity, immigration justice, and the role of women in ministry with episodes highlighting discussions on racial justice amendments and upcoming events like the Mid-Lenten Retreat for Faithful Leadership.
Get news you can use from thought leaders from the New York Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church (NYAC) and beyond.
The All Things New podcast is designed to help NYAC laity and clergy get the information education, inspiration, and deep understanding needed to live more fully into their ministries and the life as United Methodists.
The series, hosted by Rev. Doris K. Dalton, our NYAC Director of Connectional Ministries, aims to introduce listeners to a range of thought leaders, both within the Annual Conference and across the General Church, through approachable and insightful conversations designed to stimulate thought and action.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This podcast series is made possible by the incredible work of New York Annual Conference Communications Ministry team, working behind the scenes to ensure an exceptional and well-crafted podcast experience for our listeners. We couldn’t do this without our dedicated communications production team.
Episodes are produced by Lisa Isom, NYAC Director of Communications
SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Production Assistant and Communications Coordinator, Shamanta Vargas
Audio and Video Technicians (shoot and editing) with EPMG Video Productions
Production Graphics and Web Development by eOrigo Design & Development
Music: Particles of Harmony
Watch the video version of this podcast episode here: https://bit.ly/3F63LRU
ABOUT OUR GUEST(S)
Rev. Dr. Steve Young Dong Kim is an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church, a member of the New York Annual Conference (currently serving at Pound Ridge UMC in Westchester County), and Chair of the NYAC Asian Council.
Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim is a prominent Korean-American theologian, author, and pastor who has made significant contributions to Christian thought, particularly in the areas of theology, social justice, and women’s issues. She is known for her work in the intersection of theology, race, and gender, and for being a strong advocate for the inclusion of marginalized voices in theological discourse.
Dr. Kim holds a Ph.D. in theology and is an expert in feminist theology, postcolonial theology, and contextual theology. Dr. Kim has taught at various academic institutions and has published numerous articles and books. More about Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim:
- Dr. Kim has written 23 influential books, including, her latest work, When God Became White: Dismantling Whiteness for a More Just Christianity, The Grace of Sophia: A Korean North American Woman's Christology; and Healing Our Broken Humanity. Her works address important issues such as, the impact of colonialism on Christian thought, the role of women in theology, and amplifying the voices of marginalized communities.
- As a feminist theologian, Dr. Kim engages with issues related to gender, race, and power within Christian theology. Her work emphasizes the importance of including diverse voices in theological discussions and highlights the significance of Korean and Asian-American perspectives in the broader Christian narrative.
- In addition to her academic and theological work, Dr. Kim is also a passionate advocate for social justice, particularly with regard to racial and gender inequality. She speaks out on issues of immigration, racial justice, and the empowerment of women in the church and in society.
- Dr. Kim is also an ordained pastor in the Presbyterian Church (USA), which has allowed her to integrate her theological insights into her ministry and pastoral work.
Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim’s work continues to influence contemporary Christian thought, particularly in the areas of theology, social justice, and the role of women in the church and Society.
BACKGROUND
Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim will facilitate the New York Annual Conference's 2025 ”Mid-Lenten Retreat for Pastoral and Theological Reflection: Faithful Leadership in a Time Such as This” on March 20, 2025 at the Center at Mariandale in Ossining, New York.
During this one-day, highly interactive presentation, Dr. Kim will guide us through these pressing questions, and engage in meaningful conversation on the intersections of faith, race, and nationalism. Together, we will discern how our Christian witness can meet the challenges of this moment in history with courage and clarity.
There is an option to arrive on March 19 at the Center at Mariandale and stay overnight to take part in dinner and a pre-event conversation with Dr. Kim.
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