Religious Experience Among Second Generation Korean Americans

Mark Chung Hearn is a second-generation Korean American. He is Assistant Clinical Professor of Contextual Education and Ministry and the Director of Contextual Education at Seattle University School of Theology and Ministry, USA. In addition to serving as an educator, he has ministered as a pastor, athletic coach, and church consultant.

• Introduction.- 1. Situating Korean Men in Asian America.- 2. Listening to Korean American Men Tell Their Lives.- 3. Sports and Korean American Men.- 4. Korean American Spirituality.- 5. Forming Korean American Men: What Can We Do?.

“Mark Chung Hearn’s Religious Experience Among Second Generation Korean Americans is a valuable addition to the rapidly growing body of scholarly works in the field of Asian American theology and religious history. … The strength of this book springs from Hearn’s clever demonstration of the importance of interpreting Korean American men as ‘sociohistorical constructs’ in a cutting-edge interdisciplinary work. … Hearn’s book makes a vital contribution to the studies of Asian American practical theology.” (Eunil David Cho, Reading Religion, readingreligion.org, June, 2017)