‘Minari’ Finds Faith in Fertile, Arkansas Soil

(REVIEW) “Minari” is the story of a Korean American family that moves from California to a stretch of farmland in the Ozarks to start over. What they encounter there grows their family through trial and brings them closer to the land they tend to.

North America, Film & TVJillian CheneyFebruary 11, 2021Jillian Cheney, Film & TV, faith-based film, Minari, Korean, Korean Christian, Korean American, Arkansas, A24, Sundance, Christianity, farming, Steven Yeun, Golden GlobesComment

For many South Korean Christians, reunification with the North is a religious goal

(OPINION) When Communists in the North banned Christianity, the faith surged in popularity in the South. Many South Koreans see parallels with Confucianism’s strong gender roles, support for traditional families and respect for authority and want what America has: wealth, freedom and “divine blessings.”

Asia, Analysis, Opinion, Politics, ReligionDiane WinstonSeptember 12, 2019North Korea, South Korea, Korean Christian, Moon jae-in, Kim Jong-un, Seoul, Asia, Diane Winston, Christianity, reunification

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