with guest Su Min Park of Korea Food for the Hungry International.
How can your church combat global poverty while sparking transformation closer to home? Su Min Park, Senior Associate at Korea Food for the Hungry International, has an answer for you.
Travel with Su Min as he recounts his recent trip to Toronto to connect with Korean churches. Alongside celebrated Korean artists Kim Jung Hwa and Yoo Eun Sung, they shared a captivating decade-long story. It begins with sponsoring a child in Uganda and unfolds into a transformative journey spanning childhood, adulthood, marriage, and happiness on all sides.
Raised in the Philippines as the son of Korean Christian missionaries, and with over a decade of experience within international development, Su Min’s passion for change is profound. Discover how your church’s support can change not just one life, but many lives in entire communities as they journey out of poverty.
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