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Since 1992, Ms. Kim has visited World Vision Korea-funded projects in Ethiopia, Somalia, Laos, Vietnam, Rwanda, China, Bangladesh, Bosnia, Cambodia, Uganda and India.
Ms Kim is the 1998 Winner of the first "Visible Difference" Award of Elizabeth Aden Cosmetics and the 1999 winner of the Presidential Award for Social Welfare Service.
In 1999 and 2000, she spoke to the Korean communities in US for a sponsorship campaign conducted in partnership with World Vision United States.
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| Mr. Park has visited World Vision Korea-funded projects in Rwanda, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Columbia since 1995. A television spokesperson for 24 Hour Famine from 1996 to 2001 |
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| Ms. Chung has visited World Vision Korea-funded projects in Somalia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Myanmar since 1993. |
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| The 1997 winner of the Korea Christian Broadcast Award, Mr. Han, visited World Vision Korea-funded project in Bangladesh in 1995. |
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Ms. Ae-Rie Chung, World Vision’s Goodwill Ambassador started her career in film industry in 1978.
Since then she has appeared in numerous drama series, plays, movies, and talk-shows.
In addition, she has won the MBC’s (Korean broadcasting company) acclaimed actress Award, along with Seoul’s best actress Award.
Since 1989, Ms. Ae-Rie Chung has stepped forward in helping underprivileged neighborhoods.
Ms. Ae-Rie Chung has also received the “Making our World a Brighter Future” President’s Award; she has contributed in the first steps toward human rights “Peace Campaign-humanity.” |
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He has joined mission work as a musician since early 1980’s.
His 1st album, “This world getting dark” became a cornerstone for Korean CCM Field.
He has shown very enthusiastic activities in his work for the Kingdom of God, releasing his many great albums including this year’s “The place that my Lord tells me”.
We can say that he is, what is called, a godfather of Korean CCM field.
Devotedly, he has took the initiative in helping starving children all over the world through his praise mission since he was appointed to Goodwill ambassador of World Vision Korea. |
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In 2002, Miss. Hye Jin Han made her debut through MBC (one of the major Korean.
Television Channel) and she has been noted for her impressive acting in famous television drama such as 'Jumong', 'Cheer up! Kuemson'.
Miss. Han was the Winner of MBC Drama Award for two consecutive years from 2005 to 2006.
She began her activity as a Goodwill ambassador of World Vision Korea in May 2007 and visited World Vision's filming tour to Laos. |
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Susie Koh has been serving World Vision as “Ambassador of Hope” since September 2008. She has opened a bank account for charity donations, titled “Hope Bankbook for World Vision-Susie Koh”, instead of receiving bouquet of flowers from audience at her musical performance,
“My music is just a vehicle to bring hope”, says Susie who brings hope to vulnerable children through World Vision.
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