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Nikole Lim

Biography

Nikole Lim earned a degree in film production from Loyola Marymount University and was pursuing a masters in global leadership at Fuller Theological Seminary. Lim has served as founder and international director of Freely In Hope, and has also worked as a speaker, educator, and consultant. Lim wrote Liberation Is Here (2020).

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Everyday Activism

Christian Living

“José Humphreys III, author of Seeing Jesus in East Harlem and cofounder of Metro Hope Church in East Harlem, NYC “Everyday Activism makes a case that justice must be at the heart of movement-building. Josh speaks with clear conviction—connecting theology with compelling visuals to bring new insights and perspectives into how we, as Christ followers, can influence our culture toward freedom and flourishing.”

God Speaks Through Wombs

Arts & Literature

“This book of poetry offers a beautifully nuanced perspective on themes of oppression, of liberation, of suffering, of hope for what has been promised. Drew weaves together biblical experiences with the language and perspectives of modern activists. His poetry allows us to experience the voice of God through words on the page. I will be using these poems for creative inspiration, as prayer, as a liturgy for all the things that are difficult to speak about in a dark and difficult world. This collection will offer you great solace, speaking life into your spirit.”

The Sacred Enneagram

Christian Living

“and spiritual formation. Learning about the Enneagram has expanded my heart’s capacity for compassion—toward those I fail to understand and especially toward myself.”

The Sacred Enneagram Workbook

Christian Living

“and spiritual formation. Learning about the Enneagram has expanded my heart’s capacity for compassion—toward those I fail to understand and especially toward myself.”

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