Grace Ji-Sun Kim, a professor of theology at the Earlham School of Religion, has been invited to speak at a panel during the Civil Society Summit on Substantive Issues. The event is organized by the Conference of Non-Governmental Organizations in Consultative Relationship with the United Nations.
The panel begins at 12:20 p.m. Monday, Oct. 25 and is called “Peace and Threats to Security of People and the Planet.”
The panel is free and open to the public. Click here to register.
The professor also recently launched a new “Madang” podcast and will release her 20th book, Invisible, next month.
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2026 ESR’s QLC Pastors Conference
Time: 12:00 amThis pastors conference is uniquely 2 days (both offered onsite or virtually):
Friday, 9-18 ~ Ministry Transitions: Leading through the Liminal is geared toward pastors.
Saturday, 9-19 ~ Navigating Pastoral Transitions with Faithfulness and Grace is for other spiritual leaders (such as Friends on search committees or other non-pastors leading through pastoral transitions.)
This event presented by the Quaker Leadership Center @ Earlham School of Religion is offered ON SITE @ Earlham School of Religion and ONLINE via Zoom.
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Heart of Peace 2026
Time: 7:00 pmThe 2026 HEART OF PEACE: A Speaker & Seminar Series The Quaker Leadership Center (QLC) invites the communities of Earlham School of Religion, Earlham College, Bethany Theological Seminary, Western Yearly…
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Was Quaker women’s ministry in the 1650s a foundation for the modern Quaker testimony of equality?
Time: 7:00 pmSteve Angell’s talk is based on his most recent publication, Martha Simmons: A Life that examines Martha Calvert Simmons (1624–1665), regarded as one of the foremost Quaker female ministers in…
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