March 2026
Awake, O Church Living Faithfully in the Last Days
One hundred and seven years ago today, on March 1, 1919, students, religious leaders, and ordinary citizens raised the Korean flag and cried out, “Long live Korean independence!” in protest the brutality of Japanese colonial […]
February 2026
Toe-Moving Faith
Last week in Milan, Italy, during the Winter Olympics snowboarding event, a 17-year-old Korean athlete, Gaon Choi, won the gold medal.
Her victory did not come easily. She failed twice and suffered fractures in several bones. […]
With Those Who Waited and Endured — Toward a Ministry of Empathy and Walking Together
As I prepared for the Administrative Board meeting and the Class Meeting and Member Care Ministry meetings that took place this past Sunday and weekend, one thought continued to stay in my heart. I felt […]
Faithful Resistance: A Public Witness for Immigrant Justice
When we look at the world today, our hearts feel heavy. Economic uncertainty, political division, social fragmentation, and the survival anxiety felt by immigrant communities have filled many people’s hearts with fear. In areas where […]
Prosperity Is a Mission That Does Not Stop
In today’s sermon text from the book of Genesis, there is a sentence that appears repeatedly:
“The Lord was with Joseph, and he became a prosperous man.”
In the world’s understanding, to be “prosperous” usually means that […]
January 2026
Rehoboth of the Immigrant
Starting at 8 a.m. this morning, more than 12 inches of snow is expected to fall through tomorrow, and due to the severe cold, a Winter Hazard Warning has been issued for the New York […]