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Recent events at Hyosarang Mission and Hyosarang Senior College.

August 2026
Senior College fall 2026 semester opens
The fall 2026 semester began with new hearts and joy. At the opening service, Rev. Young Chan Kim spoke on “What kind of person am I?”, inviting students to reflect on their identity and the meaning of life in God rather than by the world's standards.
We hope for a happy semester of learning, new friendships, and encouraging one another.
June 20, 2026
First Hyosarang Bible College graduation
By God's grace we held the first graduation of Hyosarang Bible College. Five students completed the two-year Bible Chronology Program.
Congratulations to every graduate who finished with a love of learning and faith. Family, friends, and Senior College members attended.
May 28, 2026
Senior College spring 2026 closing ceremony
The spring 2026 semester closed with a ceremony and a student showcase. We bless every senior who shared a semester of learning and fellowship.
April 25, 2026
13th Youth Identity Writing & Drawing Contest awards
Young people reflected on their dreams, values, and identity and expressed them in writing and drawing. Thirty-five students took part, and their honest, creative entries moved everyone who came.
Certificates were presented by U.S. Representative Young Kim, California State Senator Steven Choi, and Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva.
December 12–13, 2024
2nd Senior College art exhibition
Senior College students showed the paintings and crafts they prepared over a semester. The exhibition raised support for the nursing-home mission in Mexico.
The art instructors, members of the American Art Therapy Association, teach and lead art ministry for seniors in Fullerton.
2nd Year-End Music Festival
Our second year-end music festival raised support for building a nursing home in Mexico.
Honoring the sacrifice of U.S. veterans
For Veterans Day, Senior College students visited the Korean War memorial at Hillcrest Park in Fullerton, led by Dean Rev. Seong Woo Cho. Before the 36,591 names of American service members who died in the war, they paused in silence and prayer.
The student council president said her heart was moved thinking of the young soldiers who left their own country and gave their lives to defend Korea.