• YWAM Korean Family Ministry involves both prevention and therapy. Prevention means teaching and demonstrating God's principles of marriage and family, before breakdown occurs. Family therapy comes in when breakdown has occurred and is a ministry of reconciliation.

• Mobilizing Korean families to be involved in the Great Commission.

• Reaching out to Korean families in need in Canada and North America

FMS(Family Ministries School)

The Family Ministries School is a second level school following the DTS. This course is to train leaders for ministry in the areas of marriage and family restoration and enrichment from a biblical perspective, in view of the completion of the Great Commission to "make disciples of all the nations." The six-month program includes a three-month lecture phase and a three-month field assignment phase. The first three months focuses on the biblical principles of family, marriage and parenting and family restoration. They are followed by three months in field application of these principles in family ministry and seminars.

Parenting Seminar

Enjoying Family, Understanding Family(Human development)

REAAP(Relationship Enrichment by Applying Preventive Principles)

MEW(Marriage Enrichment Workshop for couples)

REW(Relationship Enrichment Workshop for singles)

Recovery Group Workshop

8 weeks program for people who struggle with addiction & trauma.

Bibliotherapy Group

The family ministry in Vancouver for Koreans started in the year 2003 through Yoon-Ho and Jung-Hee Park, and in March of 2004, the FMS (Family Ministries School) was launched for the first time in Canada. There were a total of 21 students, 13 children, 15 staff and 5 volunteers. Near the end of 2004, a ministry called “Father House”, specificly for local Koreans, was started with currently 19 staff.