"I want to know my identity as a Christian parent.
I want to be a parent who understands and helps with school education from a Christian perspective.
I want to raise my children by connecting their faith, character, and academics well."
An introductory guide to parenting education that helps Christian parents establish their identity and participate as active participants in Christian education.

The COVID-19 pandemic we all experienced together has made us realize once again the importance of parents in their children's education.
Due to social distancing, we sent our children to school but sent them back home, and we sent them to Sunday school but sent them back to their parents.
As we look upon our children returning to their parents' embrace, we are all reminded of Deuteronomy 6:7:
“Teach them diligently to your children.” Through the coronavirus, I was able to grasp the essence of God’s education.
'Oh, I see.
God has entrusted children to their parents.
"This is God's educational design." We, as parents, have been relegated to the role of "sending" our children away, rather than "teaching" them. However, the pain of COVID-19 has become an opportunity to rediscover the parental mission of educating them.

You may remember Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous speech, "I Have a Dream."
I have a dream too.
It is my dream that Christian parenting classes will be opened all over this land, awakening sleeping parents.
It is a dream that these parents will turn from being secular parents and return to their true identity as Christian parents.
It is our dream that the next generation will be raised as a generation of faith through Christian parents.
It is my dream that the Korean church will be revived again through the next generation of faith.
It is my dream that the Kingdom of God will expand as each child's unique gift from God burns brightly.
It is my dream that Christian parents in each region will form a community and transform even distorted education.
So, it is a dream in which God is glorified and God's will is done.
- From the author's words