(We meet weekly)
한국어 (Korean Language Quaker Web Site)
(We meet weekly)
한국어 (Korean Language Quaker Web Site)
Seoul Monthly Meeting hosted the 2005 Asia/Western Pacific Section Biannual
Gathering of Quakers - Opening Event, Nov. 3, Pocheon, Gyeonggi-do
Welcome!
Let the guest sojourning here know that in this meeting our life is simple. What we cannot afford we do not offer, but what good cheer we can give...we give gladly.
We make no strife for appearance sake.
Know also, friend, that we live a life of labor, therefore, if at times we separate ourselves from you, do you occupy yourself accordingly to your heart's desire.
We will not defer to you in opinion or ask you to defer to us. What you think you shall say, if you wish, without giving offense. What we think, we also say, believing that truth has many aspects, and that love is large enough to encompass them all.
So, while you tarry here with us we would have you enjoy the blessing of a home, health, love and freedom, and we pray that you may find the final blessing of life.
Peace.
We meet every Sunday at 11:00 am
- behind Ewha Women's University Engineering School at:2-87 Shinch'on-dong
Seodaemoon-ku
Seoul 120
Directions:
Take the Green Line(# 2) subway to Shinch'on Station (northern Seoul); Take Bus G7024 (fare is W900) at Sinchon RotaryGet off after about 6 minutes at Bongwon-dong Sageori (one stop past Ewha Woman's University Back Gate); walk about 25 meters, climbing up the sidewalk in front of Daeshin Methodist Church; from there turn right into the neighborhood, towards the gate to Ewha Woman's Engineering Campus. At the campus gate, follow the alley to the left - and then at neighborhood intersection, take the right turn. We are found at the end of the ally, on the right side after a 5-minute or less walk up hill.
To see how to reach us,
click on the above icon for bus and photographic mapsYear 2008 Meeting Clerk: Mr. Jang, Yeong-Ho
Seoul Monthly Meeting Year 2001 Mission Statement:
1. With an open mind and patience, we love, accept and consider others.
2. Through meditation, we empty ourselves and seek peace and happiness.
3. We practice a simple life with persistence.
4. We search for the historical facts and get actively involved in social reform.
Bilingual contact telephone numbers: x Tom Coyner and Yeri Choi: +82-2-764-8387 (outside of Korea) - Members (02) 764-8387 (within Korea)
This site was last updated on 11/28/09
Background song: Nicole's "A Little Peace," originally sung in 1982 as "Ein Bißchen Frieden." For English lyrics, click here!
