From South Korea-
On a warm spring Sunday morning, the rows of pews inside Seoul Cathedral Anglican Church were nearly full with congregants singing a traditional hymn accompanied by a blaring organ.
Among the attendees was Park Hyun-jung, a simply dressed woman in her early 30s, currently taking time away from her career to raise her children, aged two and six.
Park comes from a devout Anglican family and attended church regularly while growing up in Seoul. As she entered adulthood and the challenges of completing university, finding a job and marrying came to dominate her schedule, she started going to church less often. She now only goes two or three times a year.
"I'm so busy trying to raise kids and manage our household. I can't find time to do everything," Park said.
More here-
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2017/05/young-south-koreans-turning-religion-170524144746222.html
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