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“Mugunghwa”
-The Rose of Sharon – The world receives a new flower of democracy—a single blossom that has bloomed amid a fierce storm. After December 3, 2024,*even as snow begins to fall again, one year has passed,and we sit once more … Continue reading
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“For the Sake of Survival” © Yoon Wan-Hee, (Faith Column #33, June 18, 2008)
“Are you responding to the collapse of 21st-century civilization?” Among a small group of Americans, a movement called “preparation for survival” is spreading like a wave. They store firewood, build greenhouses to grow vegetables, raise chickens and sheep, learn how … Continue reading
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One Who Leads
© Yoon, Wan-Hee, 1996 Last week, my youngest son told me he had a school assignment — an interview project about the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Among his questions was this one: “Why do we need to remember … Continue reading
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“Hope”
Story* buried in yellow dirt. A single drop of blood begins to gather—softly, silently. It was the day when two skulls stumbled,caught fleeing the wind. A heart stepped backward, then fell,shedding layer upon layer of ancient fear. And from the … Continue reading
Sound: City in the Dark
A small villagelabors toward sleep,restless—bodies turning like uneasy tides. From a rooftop,a scream splits the dark,shattering the heart. As if a single, burning starhad clenched its jawaround a mouthful of flame. The mountains hold their silence—not carved from stone,but swelled … Continue reading
The Church in a Multicultural Context, What Is the Transforming Praxis Toward Ecclesiogenesis? (Chapter One) New York, 1995
“THE TRANSFORMING PRAXIS TOWARD ECCLESIOGENESIS, Church Rebirth” (Chapter One) What Is the Transforming Praxis Toward Ecclesiogenesis? The title of this dissertation, The Transforming Praxis Toward Ecclesiogenesis, originates from two key sources: First, Once You Were No People, written by Dr. … Continue reading