About Us
Life Challenge Korea exists to lead people out of the darkness of addiction and into the light of Jesus Christ. We believe addiction is more than a behavioral issue—it is a condition of obscurity, confusion, and bondage. As Scripture says, “The people dwelling in darkness have seen a great light” (Matthew 4:16). That light is Jesus, and in Him alone is true and lasting freedom.
We are here to help individuals, families, and communities break free from addiction and sin and begin a new life of hope, wholeness, and purpose through the transforming power of the Gospel.
Our Mission
Grounded in Ethical, Humanitarian, and Biblical principles, Life Challenge Korea serves by offering compassionate, Christ-centered support that addresses the whole person—spirit, soul, and body.
Our mission includes:
- Private counseling for those struggling with addiction, trauma, and spiritual brokenness.
- Training and certification in drug addiction counseling, equipping individuals to serve others with both clinical and biblical tools.
- Sober living accommodations, available on a case-by-case basis, for those in need of a structured, faith-based environment for recovery.
- Drug addiction seminars and educational workshops that address both the science and the spiritual nature of addiction.
- Pastoral care and intervention services for individuals and families facing urgent addiction-related crises.
- Creating and publishing educational materials—including books, curriculum, and discipleship tools—to support personal growth, recovery, and life skills.
- Launching community programs and social partnerships to foster spiritual growth, family restoration, and community transformation.
Vision: From Darkness to Light
We believe that addiction thrives in secrecy, shame, and darkness, but the light of Jesus exposes lies, breaks chains, and brings healing. “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it” (John 1:5).
Our vision is to see individuals say “no” to sin and addiction, and joyfully say “yes” to God—to step out of the shadows and into the light of Christ, where they can discover their true identity and purpose.