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"UNITED METHODIST DAILY NEWS" by SUSAN PEEK on Aug. 11, 1991 at 13:58 Eastern,
about FULL TEXT RELEASES FROM UNITED METHODIST NEWS SERVICE (3309 notes).

Note 3306 by UMNS on Nov. 26, 1996 at 15:52 Eastern (1806 characters).

SEARCH:  Sang Yean Cho, UMCom, United Methodist Family
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CONTACT: Thomas S. McAnally                    592(10-33-71){3306}
         Nashville, Tenn. (615) 742-5470             Nov. 26, 1996

Korean-American Sang Yean Cho joins
United Methodist Communications staff

     NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UMNS) -- The Rev. Sang Yean Cho, pastor of
Christ United Methodist Church, Oak Grove, Ky., and for three
years editor of the United Methodist Family magazine for Korean-
speaking members, has been named to the staff of United Methodist
Communications (UMCom) here, effective Jan. 1.
     In his position as Editor of Korean Language Resources, Cho
will edit the quarterly United Methodist Family magazine that was
launched by UMCom in 1990.  He also will edit other Korean-
language resources and produce a monthly summary of United
Methodist information for Korean-American news outlets.
     Cho earned his bachelor and master's degrees in theology from
Yonsei University in Seoul and his Master and Doctor of Ministry
degrees from Vanderbilt University Divinity School here.
     Ordained deacon and elder in the Tennessee Annual Conference,
he is a clergy member of the Kentucky Conference.  In 1996 he was
awarded the Denman Evangelism Award by the former Louisville
Annual Conference, now a part of the Kentucky Conference.  Under
his leadership, the Christ Church congregation became self-
supporting, purchased property and built a sanctuary and
fellowship hall.  The church is located in a community near the
Kentucky-Tennessee border and Fort Campbell Army Base.
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