Polity, Practice, and Mission of the United Methodist Church Korean

In a detailed exploration of the United Methodist Church, this edition focuses on the unique experiences and cultural contexts of the Korean congregation. Thomas E. Frank delves into the church's polity, practices, and overarching missions, shedding light on how these elements intertwine within the Korean diaspora. His nuanced approach reveals the complexities and adaptations made by Korean Methodists as they navigate their faith in a new cultural landscape.

The text offers readers a rich tapestry of insights, examining the ways in which tradition and contemporary issues converge within this community. Frank emphasizes the significance of community and collaboration, highlighting the church’s commitment to social justice, global outreach, and spiritual growth. The impact of Korean heritage on the church's identity is meticulously articulated, showcasing a blend of old and new that resonates deeply with its members.

Through his compelling narrative, Frank invites readers to understand not just the workings of the church but also the heartfelt missions that drive its community. This edition serves as a vital resource for anyone seeking to grasp the intricate dynamics of faith and culture within the United Methodist Church, particularly as experienced by Korean members. The balance of history, practice, and mission forms a poignant account of a church that is both rooted and evolving.