Korean
Youth and Cultural Center drummers bring life and energy to the event.
Fred Ross, District Director
for U.S. Representative Nancy Pelosi, speaks of the value of fasting for
understanding the situation faced by most North Koreans.
Rev. Shin Il Suh (speaking)
and Rev. Frank Jackson of the Coalition of Korean - African American Churches
of the East Bay, breaking the fast with words of prayer in Korean and English.
The Venerable Jin Wol urges
compassion.
Christine Hyon (HRFNK) and
Rev. Steven Lim (KASM) answer questions and collect donations.
Representatives from the Korean
American Sharing Movement, Hunger Relief Fund, and American Friends Service
Committee show relieved smiles after the end of the program.
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PROGRAM
5:40
- 5:50 |
Drum
performance: Korean Youth and Culture Center |
5:50
- 6:00 |
Welcome
Hunger
Relief Fund for North Korea: Laura Nelson
Korean
American Sharing Movement: Rev. Sai Kyoun Shin |
6:00
- 6:30 |
Invited
Speakers:
Willie
Brown, Mayor of San Francisco
Fred
Ross, District Director for U.S. Representative Nancy Pelosi
Hee
Jung Lee, Korean American Association of the San Francisco Bay Area
Wilson
Riles, Regional Director, American Friends Service Committee
Myung
Sun Chun, Northern California Council of Korean Americans from North Korea |
6:30
- 6:35 |
Fast-breaking
Blessings
offered in English and Korean by Rev. Frank Jackson and Rev. Shin Il Suh
of the Coalition of Korean - African American Churches of the East Bay |
6:35
- 6:45 |
Musical
Performance: Young Hee Kil |
6:45
- 6:50 |
Musical
Performance: "545"
545
includes: Chris McCooey, Chrissy McCooey, Allis Yang, Dylan Thede, and
Zhalie Nienu |
6:50
- 6:55 |
Poem:
"Roots and Leaves" by Nan Kim
Read
by: Clare You, Jun Lee, and Nan Kim |
6:55
- 7:00 |
Candle
lighting
Prayer
by Ven. Jin Wol |
7:00
- 7:05 |
Thanksgiving
remarks: David Malinowski |
Special
Thanks to:
-
Oakland's
Koryo Boarding House for making and providing the juk (corn porridge)
with which we broke our fast
For more information
Contact Hunger Relief Fund
for North Korea volunteers by phone (510-645-9678) or email. |