US EditionHow a Korean church in Brookline became a spiritual anchor and home away from home for Boston-area students
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How a Korean church in Brookline became a spiritual anchor and home away from home for Boston-area students
In the basement of the Korean Church of Boston on a recent Sunday afternoon, the congregants gathered after services to share plates of bulgogi, kimchi and other traditional Korean dishes. The scene is warm and inviting, with college students mingling alongside congregants of all ages, enjoying traditional delicacies. For many young attendees, this weekly fellowship… Read More »How a Korean church in Brookline became a spiritual anchor and home …
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