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Korean Church Community to Observe National Day of Prayer
The Korean church community in Southern California will once again participate in the observance of the National Day of Prayer (NDOP). The day is a national observance that occurs the first Thursday of May each year, during which Christians in the U.S. pray for America and its leaders. 
Hundreds in the South Bay Region Gather to Pray for North Korea
A prayer gathering on behalf of the North Korean people and reunification in the Korean peninsula took place in the South Bay region of Southern California. 
Open Stewardship Foundation to Award Over $300,000 to 45 Non-Profit Organizations Serving the Community
The organizations that would receive charitable funds from Open Stewardship Foundation have been selected and announced. Open Stewardship Foundation has been working to give back to the community by giving 10 percent of the profits of Open Bank to organizations that serve their local communities ... 
'Be the Newspaper that Shares Christ's Life and Joy'
As this newspaper celebrated its 13th anniversary on January 23, it committed to “become a newspaper that shares life and joy to the immigrant community and to a dark world.” 
How Would the Apostle Paul Respond to Those Who Oppose Pastors and Ministers?
The Christian Reformed Church in North America (CRC)’s Korean ministry held a preaching seminar from January 20 to 21 at Ttokamsa Mission Church in Los Angeles, during which Dr. Jeffrey Weima was featured as the main plenary speaker. 
'Channel Your Passion for Overseas Missions Through Teaching'
Those who dream of becoming the next Horace Underwood will be gathering together in one place in February of next year. PAUA (Pan Asia Africa & America Universities Association), an association of universities in Asia, Africa, and South America, will be hosting a conference in Southern California ... 
Milal Mission Gives $138,600 in Scholarships to 95 Students
As Milal Mission has awarded $138,600 in scholarships in 2017, the total amount that the ministry has given in scholarships since 2001 has exceeded $2 million, amounting to some $2,097,000. 
Salvation Army LA Korean Corps Raises $48,000 Through Red Kettle Campaign
The Korean Salvation Army’s red kettle campaign, which began in mid-November in Los Angeles, concluded on Christmas Eve. This year, the group was able to raise $48,000, almost as much as its goal of $50,000. To note, last year, the group raised $40,000. 
Revered Korean Pastor, Won Sang Lee, Passes Away at Age 79
Rev. Won Sang Lee, senior pastor emeritus of Korean Central Presbyterian Church who has been a revered pastor and missions leader, passed away on December 5, at 5 AM. 
In Skid Row, ‘We Experience the Miracle of Jesus Everyday’
A few blocks’ walk eastbound past the flashy area of downtown Los Angeles is Skid Row. Within the U.S., Los Angeles is home to the most individuals who are homeless, and within Los Angeles, most of those who are homeless call Skid Row their home. And in the middle of Skid Row is 5 Breads 2 Fish, a ...
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