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14 December 17 @ 02:40
Paul Jeffrey
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Under the supervision of Keang-hi Hen (left), young adults with intellectual disabilities craft pastries in a bakery of the Yum-kwang Presbyterian Church in Seoul, South Korea. The congregation, which has developed an extensive outreach ministry with persons with disabilities, was visited in December 2017 by participants in a consultation on ecumenical diakonia sponsored by the World Council of Churches.