Books In Review: How Christians in Korea helped build American evangelicalism Helen Jin Kim exhumes the Korean roots of three major evangelical organizations, all present at a 1973 Billy Graham rally in Seoul. by J. Y. Lee June 23, 2022
People Cho Yong-gi, Korean founder of world's largest megachurch, dies at 85 by Bob Smietana October 4, 2021
Books In Review: How should the church respond to the colonialism that runs through its blood? Robert Heaney believes the first step is penance. by Samuel Wells December 30, 2019
Guest Post This Sunday, pray for the reunification of Korea National Liberation Day of Korea spurs us to celebrate the past and work for a united future. by Jesse Jackson and Grace Ji-Sun Kim August 9, 2019
Guest Post Seeing myself in the eyes of a North Korean As a child born in South Korea, I was taught that every North Korean is evil. As an adult, I found myself face to face with one. by Grace Ji-Sun Kim June 1, 2018
Books Take & Read: Global Christianity Philip Jenkins recommends the best recently published books in his field. selected by Philip Jenkins September 27, 2016
Books Global Christianity & American religious history selected by Philip Jenkins and Grant Wacker October 7, 2015
Notes from the Global Church Church growth, Korean style When the World Missionary Conference gathered in Edinburgh in 1910, it would have taken real optimism to identify Korea as a prospect for major Christian growth. Through the 20th century, though, Christian growth in Korea has been astonishing. by Philip Jenkins August 26, 2010
News Religious leaders urge release of remaining Korean hostages: WCC head visits families September 4, 2007
News Korean cloning feat stirs religious concern: First successfully cloned human embryo March 9, 2004