In addition to my Leeds Trinity responsibilities, I am working as Research Coordinator for Edinburgh 2010, which has a polycentric research process on Christian mission encompassing all Christian traditions in all regions of the world.
My current interests are:
Shifts in theology of mission, 1910-2010
Internationalization of Christian theology and its teaching
Korean Christian theologies
Theology of the Holy Spirit
Publications
Monographs
Sebastian Kim and Kirsteen Kim (forthcoming in 2012) A History of Korean Christianity. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Kirsteen Kim (2010) Joining in with the Spirit: Connecting world church and local mission. Peterborough: Epworth Publishing (supported by a grant from Methodist Formation in World Mission)
Sebastian Kim and Kirsteen Kim (2008) Christianity as a world religion. London: Continuum
Kirsteen Kim (2007) The Holy Spirit in the world: a global conversation. Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books / London: SPCK
Kirsteen Kim (2003) Mission in the Spirit: the Holy Spirit in Indian Christian theologies. Delhi: ISPCK
Edited works
Daryl Balia and Kirsteen Kim (eds) (2010), Edinburgh 2010: Witnessing to Christ Today. Oxford: Regnum
Kirsteen Kim (ed.) (2005) Reconciling mission: the ministry of healing and reconciliation in the church worldwide. Delhi: ISPCK (supported by a grant from the World Council of Churches)
Pamphlets and short books
Kirsteen Kim (2007) ‘Concepts of development in Christian traditions’. Birmingham: Religions and Development Project, University of Birmingham
Chapters in books
Kirsteen Kim (forthcoming in 2011) ‘Afterword from the perspective of world Christianity’, in Paul M Collins & Barry Ensign-George (eds), ‘Denomination’: between the church local and universal.
(forthcoming in 2010) ‘Theologies of religious pluralism: pneumatological foundations and conversion in India’, in Amos Yong & Clifton Clarke (eds), Religious pluralism and the Great Commission.
(forthcoming in 2010) ‘Gender issues in intercultural theological perspective’, in Mark J. Cartledge & David Cheetham (eds), Intercultural theology: a primer. London: SCM Press
(2009), ‘The Holy Spirit and spirituality’ in J. Ayodeji Adewuya (ed.), SPCK International Study Guide to Corinthians (London: SPCK), 94-98
Articles in journals
Kirsteen Kim (forthcoming in 2010) ‘Mission theology of the church’, International Review of Mission
(forthcoming in 2010) ‘Christianity’s role in the modernization and revitalization of Korean society in the twentieth-century’, International Journal of Public Theology
(2009) ‘Case study: How will we know when the Holy Spirit comes?’ Evangelical Review of Theology 33/1 (Jan), pp. 93-96
Conference contributions and guest lectures
2010
Colloquist at the Poullart Libermann Award in Pneumatology, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, USA, 17 Sep
'Edinburgh 1910-2010: From mission to world Christianity?’ United Reformed Church Annual History Lecture, Leeds, 11 Sep
‘Edinburgh 1910 and Edinburgh 2010: Different theological worldviews?’ guest lecture at the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies, 27 Jul
‘The past, present and future of Korean theology: Pneumatological perspectives', keynote lecture at the conference on ‘Asian Culture and Christian theology’, Presbyterian College and Theological Seminary, Seoul, South Korea, 11-12 May
‘Doing theology and ministry in a globalized world’, guest workshop with Sebastian C.H. Kim, Cumbria Theological Society, 24 Apr
‘Korean missionaries: Protestant churches and their global vision, 1987-92’, public lecture at the Korean Cultural Centre, London, 31 Mar
‘Theologies of religious pluralism: pneumatological foundations and conversion in India’, plenary guest presentation, Regent University, Virginia Beach, USA, 27 Feb
‘Edinburgh 1910 and Edinburgh 2010: Different Theological Worldviews?’ guest seminar paper at the Henry Martyn Centre, Cambridge, 27 Jan
2009
‘Mission theology’, guest presentation to the annual meeting of the Meissen Commission (CofE and EKD), Whalley Abbey, Blackburn, 17-21 Sep
‘Mission in Aufwind – Perspektiven aus Kirche, Theologie und ökumenische Netzwerken’, panel discussion at conference of Deutsche Gessellschaft für Missionswissenschaft, Evangelische Akademie, Loccum, Germany, 14-16 Sep.