Meet the 2012 FTE Fellows!

Meet the 2012 FTE Fellows!

Congratulations to the Class of 2012 FTE Fellows! Exciting and innovative doctoral, seminary and undergraduate students from across North America.

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May 02, 2012 / Posted by Rev Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim

God, Women, and the Church

Sexism is present in our churches as well as in our society. However, it may be even more prominent in our Korean American churches due to Korea’s cultural history, religious background and societal values. As a result, churches will give every excuse not to call a woman as their pastor.  Rev. Unzu Lee states that “churches have to stop blaming culture” for how the Korean American Churches treat their women.  Churches continue to blame Korean cultural, historical and religious heritages as excuses and reasons for how women are treated in the church.  However, Korean American churches need to stop blaming culture and more correctly name this systematic subordination and subjugation of women as sexism.

Korean American churches cannot continue to blame their history, their Confucian roots and their cultural practices for the way they perceive and treat women. Korean American churches need to reimagine the way we speak, preach and teach about who God is.

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For those interested in furthering their work with VocationCARE. Deadline is May 1st!

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