May 15, 2020 by Daniel Maat
Benjamin Park

Benjamin Park lives in Roseville, Minnesota. In his own words, Benjamin is a “second-generation Korean-American, a child of immigrants, raised as an outsider who has traveled extensively within insider (White) circles.” He is a member of the pastoral teaching team for the Korean Presbyterian Church of Minnesota, and does strategic planning for the federal workforce. Benjamin has a MDiv from Princeton Theological Seminary.

Benjamin Park lives in Roseville, Minnesota. In his own words, Benjamin is a “second-generation Korean-American, a child of immigrants, raised as an outsider who has traveled extensively within insider (White) circles.” He is a member of the pastoral teaching team for the Korean Presbyterian Church of Minnesota, and does strategic planning for the federal workforce. Benjamin has a MDiv from Princeton Theological Seminary.

Benjamin Park lives in Roseville, Minnesota. In his own words, Benjamin is a “second-generation Korean-American, a child of immigrants, raised as an outsider who has traveled extensively within insider (White) circles.” He is a member of the pastoral teaching team for the Korean Presbyterian Church of Minnesota, and does strategic planning for the federal workforce. Benjamin has a MDiv from Princeton Theological Seminary.

Daniel Maat
Daniel Maat is a dynamic leader dedicated to fostering unity and growth in Christian communities. He works with various organizations, including Better Together, the Church Leadership Center, and mStudio, to empower church leaders, enhance communication, and promote transformative ministry training and impactful outreach initiatives.
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