EM/KM is more than just a difference in services but the microcosm of the cultural, generational and linguistic divides within the community.  Where are the borderlines?  How can one navigate between them?

The difference between EM (English Ministry) and KM (Korean Ministry) is as our guest Rachel insightfully notes a conflict within ourselves.  How does one navigate between two cultures?  At which point does one cross the ‘divide?’  Challenging our presumptions on EM/KM issues, come join our conversation with Rachel as we look into our hearts both as Koreans, Canadians and Christians.

What started as reflection evolves into a major theological disagreement as Joseph and Daniel have their first live on-air debate.  What does it mean to be a human being?  What ought to define the relationship between the church and society?  Why is gender issues such a sensitive topic?

Never one to mince her words, Susie joins us in conversation as she takes on the taboos of all taboos: Sex education, female orgasms, masturbation, power struggles.  Here’s a side of gender issues you’ll never hear in a Korean church.

‘Like a voice of one crying out in the wilderness, Christine shares a story of beginnings, uprooting and the hope she has for all women (and men) in the Toronto Korean Christian community.’

‘A sensitive topic.  At times necessary, at times hurtful but never uneventful.  What impels us to leave church?  How do we come back?  Should we?’

‘Presbyterian.  Just what is it that my church affirms and believes?  Do I agree with it ... or not?’

Cool, Korean, Christian.  Dating. Relationships. Sex.  Ah, it’s that time of year again.

We all know someone who’s been on one.  Yet have we ever asked what the potential positive (and negative) impact of short-term missions might be?

Daniel takes us on a retelling of his journey from Korean-Christian beginnings in Toronto, forays into Orthodox Judaism, time spent as a vegan and his prodigal return to Jesus.