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Consultation on Ecumenical Diakonia

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Seon Ah poses in a tea shop where she works in the Gangbuk neighborhood of Seoul, South Korea, on December 8, 2017. The tea shop is a community-initiated gathering place, part of a sustainable development in the poor area of South Korea's capital. The initiative receives support from Presbyterian-affiliated Hanshin University.

Ah met with church leaders who visited her shop while touring the neighborhood. They were in South Korea to participate in a World Council of Churches-sponsored consultation on ecumenical diakonia.

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Ecumenical Diakonia, South Korea
Seon Ah poses in a tea shop where she works in the Gangbuk neighborhood of Seoul, South Korea, on December 8, 2017. The tea shop is a community-initiated gathering place, part of a sustainable development in the poor area of South Korea's capital. The initiative receives support from Presbyterian-affiliated Hanshin University.<br /> <br /> Ah met with church leaders who visited her shop while touring the neighborhood. They were in South Korea to participate in a World Council of Churches-sponsored consultation on ecumenical diakonia.