Podcast appearances and mentions of Jin S Kim

Pastor and professor Jin S. Kim talks with us about the vital but difficult work of decolonizing Christian leadership and theological education, a prophetic task he embodies through his work with Church of All Nations and Underground Seminary in Minneapolis. Dr. Kim is the founding Pastor of Church of All Nations and chief cultural architect […] The post Jin S. Kim: Decolonizing Christian Leadership & Theological Education appeared first on Gravity Leadership.

Pastor Jin S. Kim preaches at our Sunday worship service, June 14, 2020.

Pastor Jin S. Kim preaches at our Sunday worship service on Trinity Sunday (Jun 7, 2020)

Pastor Jin S. Kim preaches at our Pentecost worship service, May 31, 2020.

Pastor Jin S. Kim preaches on Actrs 1:6-14 at our Sunday worship service, May 24, 2020.

Pastor JIn S. Kim preaches at our Sunday worship service streamed live in May 17, 2020

Pastor Jin S. Kim preaches on John 14:1-14 at our Sunday worship service, May 10, 2020.

Pastor Jin S. Kim preaches on Acts 2:42-47 at our Sunday worship service, May 3, 2020

Pastor Jin S. Kim preaches at our Easter Sunday worship

Pastor Jin S. Kim preaches at our 2020 Palm Sunday worship service ONLINE.

Pastor Jin S. Kim preaches on Ezekiel 37:1-14 at our Online Streaming of Sunday Worship Service, March 29, 2020.

On this podcast you will hear from Jin S. Kim. Jin is founding pastor of Church of All Nations and founder of Underground Seminary. He grew up in the deep South after emigrating from Korea with his family at age 7. He went to Georgia Tech, Princeton Seminary, has a DMin from Columbia Seminary, and has loved serving the local church as a pastor for 25 years. He's also a PCUSA coach for church planters and young pastors, adjunct professor at Dubuque Seminary, and speaks widely. Jin is passionate about justice, ecumenical unity, and living into a post-imperial church. During our time together Jin shares his story and explores the long history of racism in the church and how churches with diversity and ethnicity can empower each other to deconstruct the roots of racism. So sit back, listen, agree, disagree, and hopefully learn something along way.

Rev. Jin S. Kim is the founding pastor of Church of All Nations and co-founder of Underground Seminary. We traveled to Minneapolis, MN in late January to talk with him about what it means to resist the logic and impulse of empire, why we should consider grief as an expression of resistance and what it means to live into a post-imperial church.

In this episode, Mark interviews Jin Kim.   Jin is the founding pastor of Church of All Nations. Born in Korea in 1968, he came to the US with his family at age 7, and grew up in Columbia, SC & Atlanta, GA in multiethnic environments. He holds degrees from Georgia Tech, Princeton Seminary, and a Doctor of Ministry from Columbia Seminary. He serves on Minnesota Council of Churches' board, and formerly served as Presbyterian Church USA delegate to the National Council of Churches, as US delegate to the 3rd Lausanne Congress, as Moderator/Council Chair of Presbytery of Twin Cities Area, and as President of Presbyterians For Renewal. Jin has a passion for the ministry of reconciliation and a vision for the visible unity of the global church. His household includes his wife, Soon Pac, children Claire Nicea and Austin Athanasius, and Jin's parents. He is an avid golfer, enjoys volleyball, basketball, racquetball, table tennis & Monopoly, and will one day pick up ice fishing (?).

Pastor and professor Jin S. Kim talks with us about the vital but difficult work of decolonizing Christian leadership and theological education, a prophetic task he embodies through his work with Church of All Nations and Underground Seminary in Minneapolis. Dr. Kim is the founding Pastor of Church of All Nations and chief cultural architect […] The post Jin S. Kim: Decolonizing Christian Leadership & Theological Education appeared first on Gravity Leadership.