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[Alphabet_Stew]

I heard that the US Army has a Church in Itaewon, and I have heard that Korean people can go to their worship services (Sunday services).

I am hoping to take my 8 y.o. son there on Sundays so he can chat in English and learn things there.

Does anybody else go? and what do I have to do if I am not a military person, but would like to attend their church?

Is any body allowed to attend, including Koreans and how would I find out the contact details or instructions on how to go there etc.

Any knowledgable people would be helpful. Thanks

[T-J]

Not sure if this is what you are talking about, but I hope it helps...


http://churchinseoul.net/korea/

[laguna]

I would prefer no church ever existed, we would be that much closer to world peace

[CentralCali]

The US Army has a chapel on the base and various services are held there for the military community. To attend one of those services, you'd need to have a member of the military community escort you onto the base.

laguna: Why don't you dial your trolling back some?

[elltotheoh]

You definitely need a serviceperson to sign you onto the base. However, there are plenty of English-language church services all around Seoul where you and your son would be able to attend without any problem. I go to the English mission of the Anglican church, which is right next to the English Embassy and Seoul City Hall. There's a small Sunday School program and a wonderfully diverse congregation of English-speaking Koreans and foreigners from all over the world. But like I said, there are plenty of English-speaking church services in/around Seoul, and I'm sure there is more information about them on this message board somewhere.