National Korean Presbyterian Women: Stitching a cloth of many colors by Jyungin Lee

As moderator of National Korean Presbyterian Women (NKPW), I am thrilled to be a part of this vibrant and progressive organization at a time when many exciting new patterns are emerging within and around it. We have just celebrated our twentieth anniversary in 2007. During the past 20 years, not only has our membership grown but also our mission boundary has expanded to Nicaragua, Kazakhstan, China and Korea, as well as to various other organizations within the United States.

Since its founding, NKPW has always focused on doing mission and educating women to nurture their ability to become leaders. To develop women’s leadership skills for the next generation, 10 years ago NKPW established a satellite organization that travels to different states three to four times a year offering educational seminars for laywomen.

Learn about the many ways the National Korean Presbyterian Women are giving vibrant and progressive contributions to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

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JyungIn (Jenny) Lee is moderator of NKPW and lives in Midlothian, Virginia. She formerly taught mathematics and statistics; she now devotes her time to home, PW and to wherever she is called..

Photo courtesy of JyungIn Lee

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Two Streams Unite
Witnessing to the Promise
¡Canto de Esperanza!
National Korean Presbyterian Women
This Far by Faith
Something to Celebrate!
Dispatch from Forbearance Presbyterian Church
Nurturing Our Faith
Working for Justice and Peace
Mosaic


Learn about the many ways the National Korean Presbyterian Women are giving vibrant and progressive contributions to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Call (800) 524-2612 or subscribe to Horizons or order the January/February 2008 issue (HZN-08-200; $4 plus shipping).	National Korean Presbyterian Women Stitching a Cloth of Many Colors by JyungIn Lee As moderator of National Korean Presbyterian Women (NKPW), I am thrilled to be a part of this vibrant and progressive organization at a time when many exciting new patterns are emerging within and around it. We have just celebrated our twentieth anniversary in 2007. During the past 20 years, not only has our membership grown but also our mission boundary has expanded to Nicaragua, Kazakhstan, China and Korea, as well as to various other organizations within the United States. Since its founding, NKPW has always focused on doing mission and educating women to nurture their ability to become leaders. To develop women’s leadership skills for the next generation, 10 years ago NKPW established a satellite organization that travels to different states three to four times a year offering educational seminars for laywomen. Learn about the many ways the National Korean Presbyterian Women are giving vibrant and progressive contributions to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Call (800) 524-2612 or subscribe to Horizons or order the January/February 2008 issue (HZN-08-200; $4 plus shipping). JyungIn (Jenny) Lee is moderator of NKPW and lives in Midlothian, Virginia. She formerly taught mathematics and statistics; she now devotes her time to home, PW and to wherever she is called.. Photo courtesy of JyungIn Lee Other Articles Online This Issue Two Streams Unite Witnessing to the Promise ¡Canto de Esperanza! National Korean Presbyterian Women This Far by Faith Something to Celebrate! Dispatch from Forbearance Presbyterian Church Nurturing Our Faith Working for Justice and Peace Mosaic	Current Issue JAN/FEB 2008 About This Issue Contents FREE Resource How to Use In Our Next Issue Items underlined can be seen in this Web site, all others appear in the January/February 2008 (HZN-08-200) issue of Horizons magazine. to Horizons, call (800) 524-2612 or this issue ($4 plus shipping/handling)

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