May 15, 2020 / Daniel Maat

Benjamin Park

Benjamin Park lives in Roseville, Minnesota. In his own words, Benjamin is a “first-generation Korean-American, a child of immigrants, raised as an outsider who has traveled extensively within insider (White) circles.” He is a Teaching Pastor for the Korean Presbyterian Church of Minnesota, as well as a Strategic Workforce Planner for the Office of Personnel Management. Benjamin has a MDiv from Princeton Theological Seminary.

Benjamin Park lives in Roseville, Minnesota. In his own words, Benjamin is a “first-generation Korean-American, a child of immigrants, raised as an outsider who has traveled extensively within insider (White) circles.” He is a Teaching Pastor for the Korean Presbyterian Church of Minnesota, as well as a Strategic Workforce Planner for the Office of Personnel Management. Benjamin has a MDiv from Princeton Theological Seminary.

Benjamin Park lives in Roseville, Minnesota. In his own words, Benjamin is a “first-generation Korean-American, a child of immigrants, raised as an outsider who has traveled extensively within insider (White) circles.” He is a Teaching Pastor for the Korean Presbyterian Church of Minnesota, as well as a Strategic Workforce Planner for the Office of Personnel Management. Benjamin has a MDiv from Princeton Theological Seminary.

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