Serving Taejon Christian International School since c. 1977
Veronika Vlasova was 13 when she disappeared. One day, she was in her home in Kherson, Ukraine; the next, she was across the border in Russia, without her parents, without consent, and without a way back. Her family searched, called, and asked the same question over and over again: Where is my child? Veronika was […] Read More →
In a Christian school, prayer is something we encounter every day: In the classroom, during chapel, before meals and exams, and in quiet moments of joy or difficulty. Because it is so familiar, we may rarely stop to think about the deeper reason and meaning of prayer. When I started thinking about it and talking […] Read More →
In Sudan, the cries of the innocent rise louder than the sound of war. The streets of Khartoum, once filled with life and laughter, now echo with gunfire and the screaming of families searching for loved ones. Families run from their homes with nothing but faith to guide them. Children go to sleep hungry, not […] Read More →
Sometimes, courage doesn’t look like a heroic movie scene. Sometimes, it looks like choosing to speak the truth, even when it’s hard or even when it scares you. For me, courage has become real through two powerful sources: my faith in Christ and the story of Alexey Navalny. Alexey Navalny was a Russian activist and […] Read More →
Esther – A Voice of Courage in a Time of Silence Esther was a young Jewish woman living in exile in the vast Persian Empire. After losing her parents, she was raised by her cousin Mordechai, a faithful man who taught her to trust in God. Life changed suddenly when Esther was brought to the […] Read More →