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Jacob Yongseok Young was born in South Korea and graduated from the Korean Methodist Theological Seminary in 1992. In 1995, he immigrated to America and became a naturalized American citizen. He later graduated from Drew University in New Jersey and achieved a Ph.D. in psychology of religion. Young currently serves as an ordained elder pastor of the United Methodist Church. He has also been teaching as an adjunct professor at seminaries in Virginia and New Jersey.
Acknowledgment
Chapter I: Introduction
Chapter II: Identity Crisis of Second-Generation Korean Americans in the English-Speaking Ministry
Chapter III: Korean American Identity Formation through Illusionary Reconstruction of Autobiography
Chapter IV: The English-Speaking Ministry Based on Collective Korean American Autobiography
Chapter V: Conclusion
Appendix
Bibliography
About the Author