Heard of KCF before? It is part of the Intervarsity Christian Fellowship.

Daniel and Joseph interviews Preston, who is the leader of Korean Christian Fellowship at University of Toronto. 

Preston, as a non-Korean leader, shares his experience at KCF and his thoughts.

Have you been part of a university Christian fellowship? University years are very important as you will be formulating your thoughts, characters, habits, knowledge, values, philosophy and faith through this time period. Join our conversation on campus fellowship groups. 

Daniel and Joseph share their experience on Korean Christian experience on Campus. 

Daniel comes back from his honeymoon with a renewed sense of his Korean identity and shares about what he felt through his wedding ceremony and his honeymoon in Korea and Thailand. 

Daniel and Joseph explores the early half of Joseon dynastic period. Joseon, established in 1392, is one of the most influential nation that impacted the formation of modern Korea, as it is the last kingdom in the Korean peninsula. Sejong the Great, Korean Alphabet, Imjin War, Byungja Chinese Invasion, Yi Sun Shin, are all important figures and events that marked this period. 

This episode includes historical facts and many fun behind-the-scenes fun stories about Joseon Dynasty!

Daniel and Joseph explores Korean history. In this particular episode, they explore 3000 years of ancient Korean history from the famous Go-Joseon to the fall of Koryo dynasty. 

We hear so many stories about how religion is so outdated, and did terrible things to scientists of the past. But are those stories really true? Is the Bible really telling us the factual truth about the world that can be observed empirically?

Daniel and Joseph talks about how science is a valuable tool that we all can utilize to discover the beauty of this creation.

Studies show that the number one issue for young persons leaving the faith has to do with the conflict between science and religion. Is there a conflict? How does one understand issues such as evolution, creationism, etc. in a Korean Christian setting?

Hard to define and perhaps even harder to address.  What are some of the challenges of addressing the topic of mental health in churches, especially in a culture so prone to sweeping it under the rug?  Join us in conversation as we continue to wrestle with what will never be a simple issue with simple solutions.

‘What does the Bible have to say about mental illness?  As it turns out, quite a bit.  How can Christians understand mental illness in light of both revelation and modern psychology?  Moreover how can Korean Christians understand mental illness while operating under the canopy of both Church and culture?

This week’s episode promises to be a treat.  

Weeks ago we sat down with Father Frederick Chung, Professor of Biblical Theology of the Old Testament at St. Augustine’s Seminary in Toronto to discuss matters of faith, origins, the Toronto Korean Catholic community and how Catholics and Protestants can come together in Jesus.  

Pax Christi!