Some readers may be interested in these links.
Here is the Dandelion Community's blog. It is in Korean and I am not sure how well Google translates it:
http://dandelion.or.kr/wordpress/
And the school where I will be teaching:
http://dandelionschool.net/default/
Although I will be serving with the Dandelion Community, which is established and run by locals in South Korea, I received this opportunity through Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) and am still under their umbrella. Here is a link to MCC's homepage:
https://mcccanada.ca/
And the specific program I am a part of, called SALT, which stands for Serving and Learning Together:
https://mcc.org/get-involved/serve/volunteer/salt
I have my own page on MCC's website, where I describe what I will be doing in more detail. This page also tracks the funds I raised to support my volunteer term. Thank you to everyone who supported me! As you can see, you went well above and beyond what was required.
https://donate.mcccanada.ca/registry/robert-thiesen-dandelion-community-south-korea
While I was considering the possibility of spending a year at the Dandelion Community, I came across a blog written by someone who had done this before. Rebekah Puddington's account of her year with the Dandelion Community is both profound and, in my opinion, high art.
What a privilege to have been able to get such an articulate view into life in the Dandelion Community before deciding to go there. I will try my best to imitate her in this blog:
https://rkinrok.wordpress.com/
And here is a link to the website, Thinking Through Christianity, that I contribute to on a monthly basis. It has some excellent pieces on theological and cultural topics.
/http://thinkingthroughchristianity.com/
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