Serving Orphans In
South Korea
Why We Serve in South Korea
POPULATION:
51,744,876
CAPITAL:
Seoul
LANGUAGE:
Korean
RELIGION:
No religion (51%), Protestant (11%),
Catholic (17%), Other (2%)
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What We Strive to Provide to Every Child We Serve
Key Areas of Ministry in South Korea
Because Your Money Should Go Where You Want It To Go
Lifesong administrative costs are already covered, so every penny of your received donation will go to help children in need.
Stories and Updates
See how your support is impacting the lives of children in South Korea.
- Nari Challenged Herself and Succeeded in South KoreaNari* is a dental hygienist today because of the support of her mentor and our team in South Korea. During the first few semesters […]
- Tae’s Journey to Receiving Medical Care as an Orphan in South KoreaAs a child, Tae* was left alone without food or protection. He was raised in South Korea by a single mother who lived promiscuously […]
- 7 Miracles, 1 AdoptionWhile going through the process of adopting their daughter in 2020, Corey and Holly made a point to list some of the many miracles. […]
- Orphans Are Loved in South Korea Because God First Loved UsIn South Korea, orphaned and vulnerable children are considered among the lowest of the low. The elderly are esteemed, while children, and especially orphans, […]
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“I had a lot of fear of sharing my thoughts and emotions but through my four years with my mentor I became more comfortable and confident. I didn’t feel alone while on Oak Tree Project because I knew I am accepted and loved no matter what. This program also helped me keep my relationship with God.”
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