Church
Ten congregants of Advent Lutheran Church in LaGrange, GA, will be going on a 10-day mission trip to South Korea with their senior pastor, Rev. Min Chan Park, in September.READ MORE
Mission
Mission Agape, which has carried out acts of love and service toward those who are homeless in downtown Atlanta, received a proclamation on February 6 from the Atlanta City Council, recognizing and honoring the work of the organization.READ MORE
Mission
Members of the Korean community in the greater Atlanta area joined hands to share the gospel and engage with prison inmates in Smith State Prison in late August.READ MORE
Church
A church for Korean American students in the University of Georgia (UGA), located in Athens, GA, will be launched this fall, called Campus Compass Mission Church (C2M). The first worship service will be August 14, and will take place in the Presbyterian Student Center.READ MORE
Teens can be found being involved in various activities and living out different experiences during their summer breaks. Among them, there are some who decided to spend their vacation meaningfully by serving the community.READ MORE
Mission
A door for missions has been opened at a public school located in the Southern Central region of Honduras. Young-Kap Kwon, a missionary sent by Bethany Presbyterian Church in Atlanta three years ago, has been able to raise up and invest in Christian teenagers at a public middle and high school through Taekwondo and the Bible.READ MORE
Mission
Stepping Stone Mission hosted a ‘Joy and Love Festival’ to celebrate Easter on April 3 at Hurt Park in Atlanta. Four barbers and hair stylists offered free hair services and nurses offered free health screenings to the homeless individuals, and shared Christ’s love with them.READ MORE
Church
Korean First Presbyterian Church (KFPC) in Atlanta held an outreach festival for the children’s ministry on April 3. The outreach festival began a few years ago, when it used to be called ‘street festival,’ after Pastor Bong-Sung Kim, who leads the children’s ministry at KFPC, visited a Wednesday night service at a church in New York City during which a Saturday street evangelism event was announced.READ MORE
Church
The children's ministry of Korean First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta took a field trip on Sunday at the Buford Corn Maze, at which a Bible mission awaited them.READ MORE
Church
A joint worship revival, hosted by the Korean Miami Education Association (KMEA), took place at Korean Presbyterian Church of Miami from October 5 to 7. Reverend Sung-Ki Ho, senior pastor of Antioch Church of Philadelphia, was featured as the main speaker.READ MORE
Mission
Korean Community Presbyterian Church of Atlanta (KCPC)'s youth group and English ministry (EM) members recently went to the Dominican Republic from June 23 to July 2 for a short-term mission trip. The trip consisted of VBS, street evangelism, orphanage visits, engaging with refugees from Haiti, as well as using skits and worship music to share the gospel.READ MORE
US
A gathering of some 30 people gathered in front of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China (PRC) in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday night, protesting "their brutal treatment of North Korean refugees." The candlelight protest was a scheduled part of the North Korea Freedom Week (NKFW), a week-long event taking place from April 26 to May 7 to spread greater awareness of the condition of North Korea hosted by the North Korea Freedom Coalition.READ MORE
Church
The Korean church community in Atlanta has been spreading the meaning of Easter through its service in the community. Organizations led by or partnered with Korean churches have led various service project over the weekend, including serving those experiencing homelessness, giving gifts, planting flowers, music performances, and worship.READ MORE
Ministries
Stepping Stone Mission carried out its ninth ‘Rehabilitation and Spiritual Training for the Homeless’ program. 18 homeless participated in the training, which took place from Feb. 9 to 13 at Daniel Prayer Mountain near Atlanta, Georgia.READ MORE
Korean Community Presbyterian Church of Atlanta paid a visit to the Hope Mission Center located in Nicaragua’s capital, Managua, from Feb. 2 to 7 for the 5th annual native pastors’ training program, and the church’s 9th annual short-term mission trip to the country.READ MORE
The Sunday Assembly, also known as the “Atheist Church”, based in the United Kingdom is scheduled to have its first global assembly. The “church” is also known to have a branch and ...
World May 06, 2014 02:34 AM EDTThe leaders of the DPRK have been making very strong statements regarding human rights. A representative from the North Korean government has stated in a speech that the U.S. is a ‘living ...
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