South Korea - Is non-violence possible?

Planting and Watering Seeds of Peace

Seminary students from four countries crowd around a tiny table in the Korea Anabaptist Center (KAC) library. A student from Myanmar (Burma) shares the current struggle of his church in finding a response to extreme violence and injustice. “Is non-violence really possible?” he asks.

The KAC, founded in 2000, is already reaching well beyond Korean borders with its message of peace and reconciliation. Korean people know all about armed conflict and political instability: their country has been invaded 900 times over its 5,000 year history and remains divided by conflict. A small but committed nucleus of believers is working through the Korea Anabaptist Center in Seoul to spread the gospel of peace, build a vision for what God’s Kingdom can become and challenge the Korean people in their walk of faithfulness.

You can help:

• $5 per month helps support KAC’s Korean language web site #6127001
• $50 helps train a local mission leader in Anabaptist theology. #6127002
• $150 provides a month support for a Korean intern #6127003
• $500 helps pay for the editing and preparation of a Korean language teaching resource #6127004

Learn more:

Explore the World of Witness page for South Korea

Giving is easy

• Click on the “Donate Now” button (specify the gift code in the box, “Would you like to send a message to Mennonite Church Canada?”)
• Call 1-866-888-6785 and tell us your preference.

Contributions over and above this need will go to support other life-giving ministries in South Korea.