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KOREAN CONGREGATIONS BOOM GROWING FAITH CHURCHES HELP IMMIGRANTS ADJUST
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Kim, Samuel
1994
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KOREAN CONGREGATIONS BOOM GROWING FAITH CHURCHES HELP IMMIGRANTS ADJUST
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KOREAN CONGREGATIONS BOOM GROWING FAITH CHURCHES HELP IMMIGRANTS ADJUST
1994
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That has led to a boom in America of Korean congregations of all Christian denominations, with Korean Presbyterians leading the way. Church officials estimate that in North Jersey alone, the number of Korean Christian congregations has nearly doubled from the 70 counted five years ago. The KPCA is one of two Korean Presbyterian denominations serving the nearly 800,000-strong Korean population in the United States. While Korean Presbyterians have adapted some of the liturgies to their culture, they remain heart and soul with their mother Presbyterian church, sharing their ecclesiastic structure and other traditions. As the number of Korean businesses on Broad Avenue multiplied, [Samuel Changkil Kim] asked shopkeepers in the congregation to place signs in English as well as Korean in order to be more welcoming, and he has cautioned those in the congregation about creating ill will by double parking.
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