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Tag Archives: human rights
US and Korean Peacemakers Meet
“I didn’t hear … these kind of stories when I came to Korea last time,” remarked Carl E. Horton, director of the Presbyterian Peacemaking program, while our guide, Gayoon Baek, led our travel study seminar group toward a large hole in … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to PC (USA), US Visits
Tagged DMZ, human rights, Jeju 4.3 Massacre, NCCK, No Gun Ri, PCUSA, peace, peacemaking
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Healing after a Massacre
I sat down in a row of chairs with our Young Adult Volunteers (YAVs) waiting for the memorial service to begin. The sun was warm, but our chairs were covered by tent canopies so the several-hundred people gathered there could … Continue reading
Posted in Mission Connections Letters
Tagged human rights, justice, Korean history, Korean War, massacres, No Gun Ri, PCUSA, peace, reconciliation, YAVs
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Jeju Island Study Trip: Part 1
We take the YAVs on four big study trips/retreats during the one year they live with us in Daejeon. Our first trip was to Busan for the World Council of Churches Assembly. This time we went to Jeju Island. It … Continue reading
Posted in Reflection
Tagged advocacy, Han, human rights, Jeju, justice, Korean history, lament, peace, prayers, red scare, reflection, truth, US Military Government
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