PROGRAMS

This ministry aims to help people in difficult situations, such as Korean communities, ethnic minorities like refugees, marginalized indigenous people, homeless individuals, the elderly, and people with disabilities, with both material and emotional support in the spirit of the Good Samaritan.

This ministry involves financial support and member participation in existing social charity organizations. Currently, they regularly assist three homeless ministries, a remote indigenous ministry, a youth disability care organization, a parolee care organization, and an Afghan refugee church.

This is a rewarding ministry that seeks out and selects youth struggling with insufficient tuition fees, providing them with scholarships and encouragement. The goal is to support 20 students annually, with plans to gradually expand.

This ministry introduces counselors to help those facing mental difficulties and supports part of the cost according to regulations. It focuses primarily on individuals with verified low incomes.