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Author: Jinna Sil Lo Jin ,
Juan Francisco Martinez
Publisher: Pickwick Publications
Imprint: Pickwick Publications
Volume: 58
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 1.40cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.458kg
ISBN: 9781666709353
ISBN 10: 1666709352
Pages: 216
Publication Date: 11 March 2022
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General/trade
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
Research on immigrant churches tends to focus on the role of providing services for those arriving, and varied approaches to the English-speaking youth. Jinna Sil Lo Jin engages a group that gets missed--Korean-speaking young adults. Jin . . . imagines a contextual, intergenerational ecclesiology that emphasizes listening, belonging, mutual learning, and collaborative participation in God's continuing mission. Provocative and promising. --Mark Lau Branson, Fuller School of Mission and Theology Dr. Jin takes us on a deep dive into the complex and even painful reality that Korean-speaking young adults living in the US experience in the church. Her book, and her life's work, is a wake-up call to not only the Korean church in the Western world but to the church at large. . . . Ignored is a must-read for pastors and leaders. In God's household, no one should ever feel Ignored. --Chap Clark, Fuller Theological Seminary Research on immigrant churches tends to focus on the role of providing services for those arriving, and varied approaches to the English-speaking youth. Jinna Sil Lo Jin engages a group that gets missed--Korean-speaking young adults. Jin . . . imagines a contextual, intergenerational ecclesiology that emphasizes listening, belonging, mutual learning, and collaborative participation in God's continuing mission. Provocative and promising. --Mark Lau Branson, Fuller School of Mission and Theology Dr. Jin takes us on a deep dive into the complex and even painful reality that Korean-speaking young adults living in the US experience in the church. Her book, and her life's work, is a wake-up call to not only the Korean church in the Western world but to the church at large. . . . Ignored is a must-read for pastors and leaders. In God's household, no one should ever feel Ignored. --Chap Clark, Fuller Theological Seminary
Research on immigrant churches tends to focus on the role of providing services for those arriving, and varied approaches to the English-speaking youth. Jinna Sil Lo Jin engages a group that gets missed--Korean-speaking young adults. Jin . . . imagines a contextual, intergenerational ecclesiology that emphasizes listening, belonging, mutual learning, and collaborative participation in God's continuing mission. Provocative and promising. --Mark Lau Branson, Fuller School of Mission and Theology Dr. Jin takes us on a deep dive into the complex and even painful reality that Korean-speaking young adults living in the US experience in the church. Her book, and her life's work, is a wake-up call to not only the Korean church in the Western world but to the church at large. . . . Ignored is a must-read for pastors and leaders. In God's household, no one should ever feel Ignored. --Chap Clark, Fuller Theological Seminary
Author Information
Jinna Sil Lo Jin is Adjunct Professor of Practical Theology at Fuller Theological Seminary at Pasadena and Director of Leadership and Consultant at The Missional Network.
