Jeong Jin: Lee Tae-seok and Schweitzer

The seed of love and devotion planted in Africa reveals the world and produces the fruits that illuminate our times! There are people who live life in a way that is just like each other, beyond the time. The story of a priest who burned his short and noble life in love in the village of Tonz in South Sudan, and Albert Schweitzer, who is still a saint in Africa. Dr. Schweitzer, who loved all living things, and Father Ittsuk, who was called ‘Sweeter in South Sudan, ’ had many similarities. They had a bright talent and devoted their lives to the darkest of their lives. The caststone, which would have been a peaceful and plentiful life as a doctor in Korea, suddenly left for the small town of Tonz in South Sudan, and Albert Schweitzer, a German musician and doctor of philosophy, spent his life as an expert in his favorite musicians, and he again took care of the sick in Langeine, Gabon, Africa. Two people who believed that it was God's will to help the poor and the weak in low places went to Africa and devoted their lives to it. Both of them had a great musical talent to teach tonz children and to fund the hospital in Langarene through concerts. The lives of two people who have stayed with those who suffer until the last time they close their eyes are like twins. The first of the "The Man Who Made It," a very good day's series of portraits, was told by Itatari and Schweitzer, about two people who had drawn their life course with service and consideration.

Korean title: 이태석과 슈바이처

Korean author: 정진

Korean publisher: 아주좋은날

ISBN-13: 9791192058160