Recovery for the Korean American broken community in Los Angeles through a community model...solutions for healing from a Korean American

Byeong-Yong Moon

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Recovery for the Korean American broken community in Los Angeles through a community model...solutions for healing from a Korean American

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Byeong-Yong Moon. Recovery for the Korean American Broken Community In Los Angeles Through a Community Model...solutions for Healing From a Korean American. Claremont School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/75681ffe-5891-49a2-bc1f-5439bf785a58?locale=es.

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B. Moon. Recovery for the Korean American broken community in Los Angeles through a community model...solutions for healing from a Korean American. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/75681ffe-5891-49a2-bc1f-5439bf785a58?locale=es

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Byeong-Yong Moon. Recovery for the Korean American Broken Community In Los Angeles Through a Community Model...solutions for Healing From a Korean American. Claremont School of Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/75681ffe-5891-49a2-bc1f-5439bf785a58?locale=es.

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Byeong-Yong Moon

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The thesis of this project is that of the Taize Community can be a community model through which the Korean American community can cope with its brokenness resulting from the 1992 riots, and that some religious programs are helpful for the recovery of the Korean American community. Brother Roger's thought and common life, and unity programs of the Taize Community practically help a Korean American church use some programs for healing its own community, understanding other races, improving the relationship among races, and constructing a sound multiracial community.

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