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Lunch at center for former sex workers in Korea

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Jin-Yang Kim, the coordinator of pilgrim teams for justice and peace of the World Council of Churches, helps serve lunch to women at the Sunlit Sisters Center in the Anjeong-ri neighborhood of Pyeongtaek, South Korea. The center, which is supported by United Methodist Women, provides accompaniment and services to elderly former sex workers still living around a giant U.S. military base.

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Former sex workers, South Korea
Jin-Yang Kim, the coordinator of pilgrim teams for justice and peace of the World Council of Churches, helps serve lunch to women at the Sunlit Sisters Center in the Anjeong-ri neighborhood of Pyeongtaek, South Korea. The center, which is supported by United Methodist Women, provides accompaniment and services to elderly former sex workers still living around a giant U.S. military base.