Social Justice and Anti- Racism Training Retreat Provided a Positive Learning Experience
On September 10th and 11th, a training retreat at Pine Lake Camp led by Lamarr Gibson, Grace Cajiuat, and Afi Dobbins-May guided participants on a training journey about discrimination and marginalizing behaviors and provided participants with tools and resources to eradicate those behaviors. This was an opportunity to learn from presenters and pastors who possess a wealth of knowledge; from their education, training, and own life experience.
A positive, accepting, spiritual and biblical focus provided the comfortable atmosphere to learn from these esteemed teachers. Their presentations included time to apply skills, along with PowerPoint, videos, handouts, and additional resources. Read More
Ministry Journey Takes CST Alumna the Rev. InSun Lee to Rural Wisconsin
After InSun Lee met a missionary at vacation Bible school when she was 9, she dreamed of becoming a missionary herself. Born in Korea, she went to the Philippines as a lay Methodist missionary in 1992. “During the five years in the Philippines,” InSun said, “I realized that my concern was church ministry, and the ordained ministry would be effective for it.
“I received my Master of Divinity in 1996 at Union Theological Seminary in the Philippines and my Bachelor of Arts (majored in education, minored in English) at Sungshin Women’s University in Korea,” InSun added.
Serving as Korean Methodist missionaries in Mozambique (2004-14), the Rev InSun Lee and her husband, the Rev. SunJung Hwang, trained lay leaders through Bible studies and seminars in Sofala and Manica. Their focus was church planting. Read Full Story
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