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Ŏgiyŏngcha, Morning Sunlight Beams in Splendour (Ŏgiyŏngcha, Achim haetsal nunbushigo)

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Ŏgiyŏngcha ŏgiyŏngcha tachŭl olyŏra norŭl jŏŏra (Ŏgiyŏngcha ŏgiyŏngcha Pull the anchor up, row with all your might)

Author: Seog Kyun Kim; Paraphraser (English): Marion Pope
Tune: ŎGIYŎNGCHA
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Author: Seog Kyun Kim

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Paraphraser (English): Marion Pope

Marion Pope was a Canadian United Church missionary who spent many years in Korea. She was highly influenced by the missiologist Katharine Hockin, also a United Church missionary who was one of the last western missionaries to leave China after the founding of the People's Republic. Marion was deeply dedicated to expressing the gospel in the cultural context in which it was immersed. She was a gentle but very strong woman who was ahead of her time in her thinking about mission partnership. Robert Faris (co-worker) Go to person page >

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First Line: Ŏgiyŏngcha ŏgiyŏngcha tachŭl olyŏra norŭl jŏŏra (Ŏgiyŏngcha ŏgiyŏngcha Pull the anchor up, row with all your might)
Title: Ŏgiyŏngcha, Morning Sunlight Beams in Splendour (Ŏgiyŏngcha, Achim haetsal nunbushigo)
Author: Seog Kyun Kim
Paraphraser (English): Marion Pope
Place of Origin: Korea
Language: English; Korean
Copyright: Para. © 1990, Marion Pope

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