By Grace Lee | Chief Administrator
2019 marked new beginnings for Minyeal and Byung Kyung, two young adults who grew up at Samsungwon Orphanage. They just completed their first semester at a Divinity school in Daegu, both studying Applied Music. As KKOOM College Scholars, we asked them to answer a few questions towards the end of their semester to get a better understanding of their progress. You’ll see below their answers which were translated to English.
MINYEAL
1. "Have you been able to achieve your goal yet from the beginning of the semester?"
2. "What is your favorite thing about this semester?"
3. "How do you spend your free time?"
4. "What is your favorite class and why?"
5. "Do you have anything you would like to say to your KKOOM supporters who provide the scholarship?"
BYUNG KYUNG
1. "What is your favorite thing about spring semester?"
2. "How do you spend your free time?"
3. "What is your favorite class and why?"
4. "How has the scholarship helped you this semester?"
5. "Do you have anything you would like to say to your KKOOM supporters who provide the scholarship?"
Gratefulness exudes out of each of these individuals, in everything they say and do. They always lend a helping hand, like being photographers for our Children’s Day Luncheon KKOOM hosted in May. The special occasion was for 80 children to feel extra love at Aemangwon Children’s Home who have physical or cognitive challenges. Minyeal is always driving the local church van, to pick up house mothers, pastors, or the younger children at Samsungwon so they can attend Sunday church services.
Minyeal and Byung Kyung find blessings in the everyday moments. Thank you for being a blessing to these young men to pursue their dreams as they attend college to get a higher education. You help them get one step closer to their goals because of one thing - your belief in them. We are grateful for your continued support as you encourage Minyeal and Byung Kyung to dream bigger through your generosity.
With gratitude,
-Grace Lee, Chief Administrator
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