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Hi I'm KC
I'm a graduate student at MIT. I'm a systems architect, technology consultant, and sporadic inventor. I'm a Mormon.
About Me
I served as a missionary in South Korea, did my undergrad in Information Systems at BYU, worked in tech consulting for a few years in San Francisco, and now I'm back at school getting a business administration degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. I enjoy travel, music, running, cycling, boxing, and the occasional tennis match.
Why I am a Mormon
I find great power, support, and strength in the pages of the Book of Mormon. It sustains me through my life, and provides guidance and illumination when I seek it. I also value the community of believers of which I am a part, and feel that bearing one another's burdens is an essential means towards living a happy, balanced, and fulfilled life.
How I live my faith
I center my personal religious activity around the Book of Mormon. Reading it, studying it, analyzing its message and absorbing its teachings are all activities that I find to be fruitful and rewarding as I seek to come to a knowledge of God. For nearly 3 years, I served as the mission leader in my congregation for young single adults. I often accompanied the full-time missionaries on teaching appointments and meet with the people that are being taught the gospel. I also worked with those that have recently been baptized. I ensured that they are being fed the good word of God in Sunday School lessons and helped them develop a personal gospel study program that worked for them. In addition to working with recent converts to the church, I spend efforts ministering to those who are sometimes termed "lost sheep": those who feel unwelcome, marginalized, or who otherwise find it difficult to hit a stride among the saints.