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Alright, this week on the Righteous Remnant Podcast, I have a return appearance of June

Lee, the education pastor at GMI Ministries in Fullerton, California.

Last time, June and I talked a good amount about some of our agreements and disagreements

when it comes to the mixing of politics and Christianity, specifically with Republican

ism and whatnot.

This week, we're going to be talking about our Korean American identity and how that relates

to Christianity.

This is something that both June and I, I think have a real heart for.

Obviously, June, you've been serving in a predominantly Korean church for quite a while

now.

So why don't you tell us a little bit about your experience in the Korean church?

Yeah, how long have you been doing this?

I've been serving here at GMI for 15 years.

So a little funny story.

I did not grow up in a Christian family, but I started attending church when I was 10

years old, when I moved to Fullerton, just because it was a Korean thing to do.

And my parents got invited by their Korean friends.

And so I started going to church around that age.

I became actually the first Christian in my family back when I was a junior high student.

And a number of things happened in my junior high school years that really changed me.

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