Subject: Korean Studies

From Proud Suffering Alone To Humble Suffering With

Eun Ah Cho, assistant professor of intercultural leadership, reflects on Korean concepts of suffering and encourages the Korean church to model suffering together rather than apart.

Eun Ah Cho

Shalom as the Dual Approach of Peacemaking and Justice-Seeking: The Case of South Korea

Korean Studies Center Director Sebastian Kim discusses the tension between peacebuilding and justice-seeking through a Korean lens

On Apples, Ecclesiology, and Hope: One View of the Korean American Church

Reflecting on the Korean American church and its patriarchal systems, cultural aesthetics, and claimed orthodoxy

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The Fruits of Egypt

Being on a mission radically transforms Jongjin Park’s understanding of calling

Toward a New Chapter of Korean Evangelicalism

The challenges may lead Korean churches to catastrophic failure, but crisis can open a window of opportunity

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Lessons from Martin Luther King Jr.

Professor Hak Joon Lee’s expertise on the life of Martin Luther King Jr. comes from a kinship deeper than race