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K-Spirits: How the US and Korea Create Evangelical Power uncovers the transpacific forces that transformed modern Christianity and continue to shape politics on both sides of the Pacific.
Historian Dr. Helen Jin Kim follows influencers, evangelists, translators, pastors, politicians, labor organizers, and overlooked women whose stories connect South Korea and the United States. From Billy Graham’s largest crusade and South Korea’s record-breaking “spiritual explosions,” to the hidden labor behind the world’s largest Pentecostal church, the series reveals how revival, war, migration, anti-communism, authoritarianism, race, gender, and digital media created powerful evangelical networks. But Korean Christianity has never spoken with one voice. Alongside those seeking political influence are Christians building alternative traditions of justice, resistance, belonging, and liberation.
Who created evangelical power - and who challenged it?
K-Spirits is a limited series from the Institute for Religion, Media, and Civic Engagement (IRMCE) in partnership with the Asian Pacific American Religions Research Initiative (APARRI). It is part of the Under Gods project, funded by the Henry Luce Foundation.
Host: Dr. Helen Jin Kim
Executive Producer: Dr. Leah Payne
Producer: Andrew Gill
Story Editor: Dr. Bradley Onishi
Original Score: David Bazan
Production Assistance: Kari Onishi
Cover Art: Eric Zwierzynski
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K-Spirits: How the US and Korea Create Evangelical Power uncovers the hidden history of how two countries, separated by a vast ocean, have transformed modern Christianity,…
and shaped politics around the world.
Historian Dr. Helen Kim follows influencers, evangelists, translators, pastors, politicians, labor organizers, and overlooked women whose stories connect South Korea and the United States. From Billy Graham’s largest crusade and South Korea’s record-breaking “spiritual explosions,” to the hidden labor behind the world’s largest Pentecostal church, the series reveals how revival, war, migration, anti-communism, authoritarianism, race, gender, and digital media created powerful evangelical networks. But Korean Christianity has never spoken with one voice. Alongside those seeking political influence are Christians building alternative traditions of justice, resistance, belonging, and liberation.
Who created evangelical power - and who challenged it?
K-Spirits is a limited series from the Institute for Religion, Media, and Civic Engagement (IRMCE) in partnership with the Asian Pacific American Religions Research Initiative (APARRI). It is part of the Under Gods project, funded by the Henry Luce Foundation.
Host: Dr. Helen Jin Kim
Executive Producer: Dr. Leah Payne
Producer: Andrew Gill
Story Editor: Dr. Bradley Onishi
Original Score: David Bazan
Production Assistance: Kari Onishi
Cover Art: Eric Zwierzynski