Korean Class Nanta (Korean Traditional Drum)

 

Our Korean Class Every Sunday

We started at 11:30am for lunch.

We sang Korean songs at 12nn and  Korean Language Class at 1pm.

 We finish class at 2pm and eat snacks together with my fellow students.

I would like to thank the Chuncheon Central Methodist Church for organizing this Korean Class Program for foreigners living in Chuncheon.

Working mode for my research paper

Korean Class Program Tour in Cheongwadae, Gyeongbukgong Palace and Gwanghamun Square in Seoul, South Korea

Korean Class Program Students and Teachers

At the gate of Cheongwadae

Its a rainy afternoon at Gwanghamun Square

At Cheongwadae Palace the Presidential Meeting place

Korean Class Program Students at Cheongwadae

Eating lunch at Gyeongbuk Resto

Continue doing GOOD ( Good Over Old Deeds)

Are you getting tired of doing good? Are you tempted to follow the majority? Do you feel alone in doing what is right and is influenced to join others just to fit in?

Paul in his letter to Galatians, said:

‭Galatians 6:9 NIV‬

[9] Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. 

https://bible.com/bible/111/gal.6.9.NIV

As Christians, we should never give up and get tired of doing what is good. Even if we are alone or people bully us for not following their practices or beliefs (which are immoral and not aligned to christian values), we should continue our journey. 

Keep the faith and always put God first in everything that we do.

Continue doing the GOOD things!

Good

Over

Old

Deeds