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"""Research on immigrant churches tends to focus on the role of providing services for those arriving, and varied approaches to the English-speaking youth. Jinna Sil Lo Jin engages a group that gets missed--Korean-speaking young adults. Jin . . . imagines a contextual, intergenerational ecclesiology that emphasizes listening, belonging, mutual learning, and collaborative participation in God's continuing mission. Provocative and promising."" --Mark Lau Branson, Fuller School of Mission and Theology ""Dr. Jin takes us on a deep dive into the complex and even painful reality that Korean-speaking young adults living in the US experience in the church. Her book, and her life's work, is a wake-up call to not only the Korean church in the Western world but to the church at large. . . . Ignored is a must-read for pastors and leaders. In God's household, no one should ever feel Ignored."" --Chap Clark, Fuller Theological Seminary"

Research on immigrant churches tends to focus on the role of providing services for those arriving, and varied approaches to the English-speaking youth. Jinna Sil Lo Jin engages a group that gets missed--Korean-speaking young adults. Jin . . . imagines a contextual, intergenerational ecclesiology that emphasizes listening, belonging, mutual learning, and collaborative participation in God's continuing mission. Provocative and promising. --Mark Lau Branson, Fuller School of Mission and Theology Dr. Jin takes us on a deep dive into the complex and even painful reality that Korean-speaking young adults living in the US experience in the church. Her book, and her life's work, is a wake-up call to not only the Korean church in the Western world but to the church at large. . . . Ignored is a must-read for pastors and leaders. In God's household, no one should ever feel Ignored. --Chap Clark, Fuller Theological Seminary

"""Research on immigrant churches tends to focus on the role of providing services for those arriving, and varied approaches to the English-speaking youth. Jinna Sil Lo Jin engages a group that gets missed--Korean-speaking young adults. Jin . . . imagines a contextual, intergenerational ecclesiology that emphasizes listening, belonging, mutual learning, and collaborative participation in God's continuing mission. Provocative and promising."" --Mark Lau Branson, Fuller School of Mission and Theology ""Dr. Jin takes us on a deep dive into the complex and even painful reality that Korean-speaking young adults living in the US experience in the church. Her book, and her life's work, is a wake-up call to not only the Korean church in the Western world but to the church at large. . . . Ignored is a must-read for pastors and leaders. In God's household, no one should ever feel Ignored."" --Chap Clark, Fuller Theological Seminary"

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Jinna Sil Lo Jin is Adjunct Professor of Practical Theology at Fuller Theological Seminary at Pasadena and Director of Leadership and Consultant at The Missional Network.

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