While visiting Korea Anabaptist Center (KAC), Andi Santoso, Andi Santoso, Mennonite Mission Network Regional Director for Asia and the Middle East, experienced a simple yet profound lesson in hospitality he won’t soon forget.
Learning from our partners
The simple act of sharing a bowl of ice cream became a living example of trust, generosity and true hospitality. In a world that often emphasizes individual portions and personal space, our Korean Anabaptist friends invited their guests into a deeper experience of community — receiving from shared resources and welcoming one another as family.
Moments like these remind us that mission is not only about what we bring, but also about what we receive. Our global partners continually teach us new ways to follow Jesus through everyday practices of peace, sharing, and mutual welcome.
About the Korea Anabaptist Center
KAC is a long-time partner of Mennonite Mission Network. Located in Seoul, KAC provides education and training in the Anabaptist/Mennonite faith tradition. Through teaching, fellowship, and lived witness, the center equips believers to follow Jesus in the areas of peace, community, and discipleship.
Since 1996, Mennonite Mission Network has collaborated in supporting the work of KAC and related Anabaptist communities in South Korea.
