There is a strong, established Church in South Korea. But living alongside native Koreans are also a large and growing number of international residents. Some are migrant workers or refugees from other parts of Asia; others are international students attending South Korean universities. Most are economically disadvantaged, and most are also unreached.

We have a new and growing team with a vision to reach out to these distinct groups of internationals (students, migrant workers, and refugees) through a new ministry called Diaspora Ministry. We want to reach Asia and even the world by reaching diasporan groups residing in South Korea.