Author Archives: Kim

Alleluia Concert When I went to Korea last May, I visited my alma mater – Kyung Hee University. There I met with Professor Suh, the leader of the Alleluia Choir. She asked me if I could arrange their visit to … Continue reading →

I am in the process of moving my blogging tool from Blogspot to WordPress.  I have used Blogspot (http://comeandseeafrica.blogspot.com) since 2005, and I like it.  I resisted to getting my own domain, but finally I got my domain (kimforeman.com) and … Continue reading →

Many people pass by our church and admire this New-England-style building with its stain glass and high bell tower.  But how do we move people from admiration to entrance?  How do we let our neighbors know that a lively group of Christians … Continue reading →

I left Korea in 1974.  At that time, a family can take out $1000 from the country when they immigrate.  The country needed dollars.  My first month paycheck as a middle school teacher in 1973 was $100.  Now I was … Continue reading →

The Soul of Seoul Last week I returned from a visit. Korea has changed so much that I can hardly recognize the place, especially the capitol city of Seoul.   In fact, the shock I experienced in Seoul was similar to … Continue reading →

I have learned so much from my own children, here is a proof that children are great teachers if adults would let them.  A twelve year old girl is teaching us how to be good teachers and parents.  Here is … Continue reading →

Whenever we are in Africa, we visit our friends in Rwanda, Uganda, and Burundi.  On our way to Brundi, we spotted this little shop on the road side.  It takes about 2 hours from Butare, Rwanda to Buzumbra, Burundi, and … Continue reading →