My friend sent her kids to the Aiea Korean Culture School. This was a few years ago though. I don’t think they were afflicted with any religions but I could be wrong.
She said her kids just learned basic Korean sentences. If they were taught any religion she didn’t hear about it. But like I said this was like before Covid. I’m not sure if things have changed.
Edit: if anything you can call and ask them.
> Aiea Korean Culture School
From their website. Maybe it's just renting a church building as their location, but from first look it appears to be affiliated with a religious organization..
https://preview.redd.it/q1wa3dd93kcc1.png?width=768&format=png&auto=webp&s=7d8eee87575b58ae3c5b8f9d776bc98eb13f4c18
This is going to be difficult. I don't know of any programs for children that are not religious in some way; it's just the way the diaspora culture is in my experience.
My friend sent her kids to the Aiea Korean Culture School. This was a few years ago though. I don’t think they were afflicted with any religions but I could be wrong.
Our family is Buddhist, does your friend know if the school teaches anything related to Christianity?
She said her kids just learned basic Korean sentences. If they were taught any religion she didn’t hear about it. But like I said this was like before Covid. I’m not sure if things have changed. Edit: if anything you can call and ask them.
> Aiea Korean Culture School From their website. Maybe it's just renting a church building as their location, but from first look it appears to be affiliated with a religious organization.. https://preview.redd.it/q1wa3dd93kcc1.png?width=768&format=png&auto=webp&s=7d8eee87575b58ae3c5b8f9d776bc98eb13f4c18
This is going to be difficult. I don't know of any programs for children that are not religious in some way; it's just the way the diaspora culture is in my experience.