Three places to begin
The first Bible & Korea articles examine the beginnings of the Korean New Testament, the relationship between Bible translation and Hangul, and the Christian histories connected with education, medicine, and service. Each article identifies its sources and makes room for complexity, Korean participation, and further research.
The articles do not claim that the Bible alone created modern Korea. They ask a narrower and more responsible question: how did translated Scripture, Christian communities, and Korean partners participate in particular historical changes?
Resources for growth
The Grow resources begin with a practical Observation–Interpretation–Application guide. It can be used individually or in discussion with others. It asks readers to notice what a passage says, interpret it in context, respond honestly, and remain open to the Spirit’s transforming work.
What comes next
These resources will grow through careful publication rather than volume alone. Future materials should identify authorship, review dates, sources, and current status. Historical claims will be revised when better evidence becomes available.