words, spoken and written
once an award-winning preacher and pastoral care provider, Peace has traded the pulpit for the pen, dedicating herself fully to the craft of writing.
first and foremost an essayist, her work explores spirituality, diasporic identity, healing from religious trauma, and the sacred woven into the everyday. her essays have appeared in peer-reviewed journals, anthologies, and other publications, yet she finds the greatest joy in scribbling on social media, where her wonderings meet her wanderings.
she is currently working on new essays and long-form projects that continue to explore the rich tapestry of mysticism, miracles, and the unseen threads that bind us across time and space.
musings
“In the Dark, We Can All Be Free: Theopoetics of Alvin Baltrop,” for Theopoetics in Color: Embodied Approaches
In Theological Discourse by Eerdman Press. Forthcoming August 2024
Translator's foreword in I Have Come on a Lonely Path: Memoir of a Shaman. Alpha Sisters Publishing Press. 2024
Foreword of photography book “Return: Korea’s Rituals of Death, Spirits, & Ancestors” by Alpha Sisters
Publishing Press. 2022
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Podcast Conversation, Lament as a Sacred Act for Psalms for the Spirit. Dec 2021​​​
Peer-Reviewed Chapter with David Stark, “The Towering Sermon: Duke Chapel as Monument to White
Supremacy” in Unmasking Homiletical Whiteness. Lexington Books. 2021
Narrative Article: “A Word to Live By,” in ChristianityNext: Asian Americans And Evangelicals, ed.Young
Lee Hertig. Winter 2019