Hyung Jin Park
Conversion of Chinese Students in Korea to Evangelical Christianity
Evangelism & Missions
“Dr. Kang, a missionary and a minister to the Chinese diasporas throughout his lifetime, has studied Chinese students, the largest foreign student group in South Korea, and their conversion process based on ‘grounded theory.’ This book will be a missiological contribution and stimulation for similar research. A strongly recommended book to missionaries in the field!”
Evangelism & Missions
“Dr. Keum has long held a deep compassion for North Korean defectors, dedicating herself to both their ministry and academic research. Her work focuses on the transformative power of the gospel in reshaping their worldview—guiding them from the depths of one of the darkest regimes on earth into the marvelous light of God’s kingdom. This insightful study not only sheds light on their journey but also serves as a valuable resource for future research and ministry. May this book illuminate the hearts of its readers and inspire deeper engagement with this crucial mission!”
Understanding Korean Christianity
Evangelism & Missions
“K. Kale Yu provides us with a historiography from the bottom-up, with local and native perspectives set with a thematic framework. The author unearths deeply rooted traditions, such as Confucianism and shamanism, and grasps the core of Korean culture, which works as cultural gravity and offers contact points for pulling and encountering the gospel. This book is a fresh example of historiography with a world Christianity approach. Recommended to those interested in the 'glocal' nature of Christianity!”
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