Equipping the Korean-American Families for Family Worship at Orange Canaan Presbyterian Church in Santa Ana, CA

WOO LEE LEE

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Equipping the Korean-American Families for Family Worship at Orange Canaan Presbyterian Church in Santa Ana, CA

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WOO LEE LEE. Equipping the Korean-american Families for Family Worship At Orange Canaan Presbyterian Church In Santa Ana, Ca. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cb164af3-3c12-4958-83dd-890f3e604b97.

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W. L. Lee. Equipping the Korean-American Families for Family Worship at Orange Canaan Presbyterian Church in Santa Ana, CA. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cb164af3-3c12-4958-83dd-890f3e604b97

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WOO LEE LEE. Equipping the Korean-American Families for Family Worship At Orange Canaan Presbyterian Church In Santa Ana, Ca. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/cb164af3-3c12-4958-83dd-890f3e604b97.

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In the 120 years of Korean immigration to the United States, there has been a history of much hardship and loneliness associated with settling down in a strange land and living life as an immigrant. For many immigrants adjusting to life in the United States, in which their children have had to adjust to life in a whole new culture, it is often the case that they have not been able to pay much attention to their children's lives. Now, these parents face the problem of communicating to and discipling children that have grown up in a completely different language and culture—having been assimilated to the culture and having been educated in the United States growing up with a completely different set of values from their parents' generation. As such, problems and conflicts within Korean immigrant families in the United States continue to grow. For Christians, the problems they face often find their children leaving their homes and leaving their churches. Unfortunately, this is the reality of the Korean church in the United States.

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