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새Saemaeul
Register as a new family새가족 등록
Home홈Worship예배Dawn prayer새벽기도New family새가족Next generation다음세대Our church교회 소개
새Saemaeul
Home홈Worship예배Dawn prayer새벽기도New family새가족Next generation다음세대Our church교회 소개

1460 Anderson Ave, Fort Lee, NJ 07024

(555) 014-6620

office@example.org

Register as a new family새가족 등록

Worship예배

Every service, in either language모든 예배, 어느 언어로든

Three services on Sunday morning, one on Wednesday night, dawn prayer five days a week. All of them are for you.주일 오전 세 번의 예배, 수요일 저녁 예배, 그리고 주 5일 새벽기도. 모두 여러분을 위한 자리입니다.

Large multigenerational choir singing on a church platform

The week at a glance한 주 일정

What happens when요일별 일정

Rooms are on the building map at the welcome table. Everything here is free and open.각 방의 위치는 안내 테이블의 건물 안내도를 참고하세요. 모든 모임은 무료이며 누구나 오실 수 있습니다.

Service or group예배 · 모임Sun주일Tue화Wed수Thu목Fri금Sat토
Dawn prayer새벽기도회Main sanctuary본당·5:30 AM5:30 AM5:30 AM5:30 AM6:00 AM
Korean worship, 1st & 2nd주일 1부 · 2부 예배Main sanctuary본당8:00 & 11:00 AM·····
English Ministry worshipEM 영어 예배Chapel, 2nd floor2층 채플9:30 AM·····
Children's Sunday school주일학교Rooms 201–206201–206호11:00 AM·····
Lunch for everyone친교 점심Fellowship hall친교실12:30 PM·····
Wednesday worship수요 예배Main sanctuary본당··8:00 PM···
EM Young AdultsEM 청년부Room 204204호···8:00 PM··
Home groups구역 모임In homes각 가정····7:30 PM·
Korean School한국학교Education wing교육관·····9:30 AM
  • Prayer
  • Worship
  • Kids
  • Fellowship
  • Groups

Your first Sunday처음 오시는 주일

What the 11:00 service is like2부 예배는 이렇게 진행됩니다

Nobody will ask you to stand and introduce yourself. You may be asked to stay for lunch, more than once.일어나서 자기소개를 하라고 하지 않습니다. 다만 점심 드시고 가시라는 말은 여러 번 들으실 겁니다.

Sunday morning, minute by minute주일 오전, 시간대별 안내

  1. 10:40

    Park and walk in주차 후 입장

    If the lot is full, the shuttle driver will wave you to the bank lot.주차장이 차면 셔틀 기사님이 은행 주차장으로 안내합니다.

    Crowds walking toward a tall church on a tree-lined street
  2. 10:50

    Kids to Sunday school아이들은 주일학교로

    Sign-in is in the education wing. Teachers speak English and Korean.교육관에서 등록합니다. 선생님들은 영어와 한국어를 모두 합니다.

  3. 11:00

    Worship begins예배 시작

    Choir, hymns, a prayer from an elder, Scripture and the sermon.성가대 찬양, 찬송, 장로님 대표기도, 성경 봉독, 설교.

  4. 12:30

    Lunch downstairs친교실에서 점심

    Rice, soup, kimchi and one main dish. Newcomers eat first.밥, 국, 김치, 그리고 반찬 하나. 새가족이 먼저 드십니다.

  • Arrival도착

    Use the main doors on Anderson Avenue. Greeters in navy name badges will walk you in.앤더슨 애비뉴 쪽 정문으로 들어오세요. 남색 명찰을 단 안내위원이 안내해 드립니다.

  • Parking주차

    Our lot fills by 10:40. Overflow parking is at the Palisade Terrace bank lot, with a shuttle van every ten minutes.교회 주차장은 10시 40분쯤 찹니다. 팰리세이드 테라스 은행 주차장을 이용하시면 10분마다 셔틀이 다닙니다.

  • Language언어

    Korean, with live English interpretation on channel 2. Hymn numbers are shown in both languages.한국어로 진행되며 2번 채널로 영어 통역이 제공됩니다. 찬송가 번호는 두 언어로 표시됩니다.

  • Length시간

    About 75 minutes, with a 35-minute sermon. Communion on the first Sunday of the month.약 75분, 설교는 35분 정도입니다. 매월 첫 주일에 성찬식이 있습니다.

  • Dress복장

    Many older members dress up. Many younger ones don't. Both are fine.어르신들은 정장을 많이 입으시고, 젊은 분들은 편하게 입습니다. 어느 쪽이든 괜찮습니다.

  • Access편의

    Step-free entrance on Palisade Terrace, an elevator to every floor and large-print hymnals at the back.팰리세이드 테라스 쪽 계단 없는 입구, 전 층 엘리베이터, 큰 글씨 찬송가가 준비되어 있습니다.

Anderson AvePalisade TerMain StSaemaeul Presbyterian ChurchN↑400 ft

Find us오시는 길

At the top of the hill, a block from the bridge조지 워싱턴 다리에서 한 블록, 언덕 위에

1460 Anderson Ave, Fort Lee, NJ 07024
Get directions길찾기
Parking주차
Church lot on Palisade Terrace, 60 spaces. Sunday overflow at the bank lot two doors down, with a shuttle van.팰리세이드 테라스 쪽 교회 주차장 60대. 주일에는 두 건물 옆 은행 주차장을 추가로 이용하며 셔틀이 운행됩니다.
Transit대중교통
NJ Transit buses from Port Authority stop at Anderson Ave and Main St, a four-minute walk.포트 오소리티에서 오는 NJ 트랜짓 버스가 앤더슨 애비뉴와 메인 스트리트 교차로에 정차합니다. 걸어서 4분.
Access편의시설
Step-free side entrance on Palisade Terrace, elevator to all three floors, accessible restrooms on each.팰리세이드 테라스 쪽 계단 없는 출입구, 3개 층 모두 엘리베이터와 장애인 화장실.

Questions자주 묻는 질문

Before your first Sunday처음 오시기 전에

I don't speak Korean. Should I just come to the EM?한국어를 못하는데 EM 예배에만 가야 하나요?

Come to whichever fits your family. Many couples split: one at 9:30, one at 11:00 with a headset, and everyone meets at lunch.가족에게 맞는 예배에 오시면 됩니다. 9시 30분과 11시 예배에 나눠 오시고 점심 때 만나는 부부도 많습니다.

How does the offering work?헌금은 어떻게 하나요?

Envelopes are in the pew racks and the box is at the back. Visitors are not expected to give. Members can also give online through the office.헌금 봉투는 좌석에 있고 헌금함은 뒤쪽에 있습니다. 처음 오신 분은 부담 갖지 않으셔도 됩니다. 온라인 헌금은 교회 사무실로 문의하세요.

Can I take communion?성찬에 참여할 수 있나요?

If you are a baptised Christian, yes, whatever church you come from. If you're not, simply let the tray pass. Nobody will notice.세례 받은 그리스도인이라면 어느 교회에서 오셨든 참여하실 수 있습니다. 그렇지 않으면 그냥 지나가시면 됩니다.

Is lunch really free?점심은 정말 무료인가요?

Yes. Each home group takes a turn cooking. Some weeks it's bibimbap, some weeks it's yukgaejang. There is always rice.네. 구역별로 돌아가며 준비합니다. 비빔밥일 때도, 육개장일 때도 있습니다. 밥은 늘 있습니다.

새Saemaeul

A Presbyterian congregation on the Palisades since 1983. Korean and English worship every Sunday, dawn prayer five mornings a week, and lunch for everyone at 12:30.1983년부터 팰리세이즈 언덕 위에 있는 장로교회입니다. 주일마다 한국어와 영어로 예배하고, 주 5일 새벽기도를 드리며, 12시 30분에는 모두 함께 점심을 먹습니다.

Find us오시는 길

  • 1460 Anderson Ave, Fort Lee, NJ 07024
  • (555) 014-6620
  • office@example.org
  • Sun 8:00 · 9:30 EM · 11:00주일 8:00 · 9:30 EM · 11:00
  • Wed 8:00 PM수요일 오후 8:00
  • Dawn prayer Tue–Sat 5:30 AM새벽기도 화–토 오전 5:30
  • Home홈
  • Worship예배
  • Dawn prayer새벽기도
  • New family새가족
  • Next generation다음세대
  • Our church교회 소개
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Design notes

Why Saemaeul looks the way it does

A site for a Korean-American Presbyterian church where the parents worship in Korean, their children in English, and everyone eats lunch together afterwards. Every important line exists in both languages, and the home page greets both congregations at once instead of making one of them click a flag.

Built for
First-generation Korean families and grandparents, second-generation young adults in the English Ministry, spouses who don't speak Korean, and Korean families new to Bergen County looking for a church and a Saturday school.
Navigation
Tabbed app bar. Pages behave like tabs in an app: a sticky segmented bar under a compact header.
Pages
Home, Worship, Dawn prayer, New family, Next generation, Our church
Hero
a mirrored bilingual opener: the same welcome written in two languages, each with its own service times, shown together on purpose so both congregations are greeted first. Variants: a = two columns that face each other across a centre rule, with a wide photo beneath; b = one headline set large with its translation directly beneath like an interlinear text, a shared timetable and a portrait photo; c = a full-height photo beside a printed-programme column where each language has a hanging label; a short action form as the hero: the one thing most visitors came to do (request a ride, ask for help, register a child) can be done before they scroll, with reassurance beside it. Variants: a = headline, reassurance and a photo on the left with the form as a raised card on the right; b = a tall photo carrying the headline, with the form and reassurance on a plain panel beside it; c = headline beside a photo, then the form laid out as one horizontal booking bar; livestream-first: the opening screen is the stream itself, with a live or next-stream badge and countdown, a play control, the service chapters and a route to past services, for churches whose online congregation is as real as the room. Variants: a = headline above a large screen with the chapter list in a side panel; b = a full-width cinematic screen with the headline over it and chapters running beneath as a strip; c = headline and a chapter timeline in a left column beside the screen

Typography

Gowun Batang is a Korean book face with brush-stroke terminals, and its Latin letters were drawn in the same hand, so an English headline and its Korean translation can sit on consecutive lines without looking like two websites. IBM Plex Sans KR handles the reading text in both scripts at the same weight. Line spacing is set generously at 1.72 because Hangul blocks are taller and denser than Latin lowercase.

Color

The green is celadon, the glaze on Goryeo pottery, taken darker so it passes contrast as a text color. The persimmon accent comes from dancheong, the painted eaves of Korean temples and palaces, used sparingly for times and live badges. The page color is a pale green-gray rather than a cream so it reads as paper without falling into the usual beige.

Layout and navigation

A tabbed app bar fits a congregation that already lives inside KakaoTalk and banking apps: six tabs, always visible, no menu to open. The language switch sits beside the logo, and every heading, button and table label changes with it. Pages are named for what people actually do here, such as Dawn prayer, New family and Next generation.

The hero

The opening sets one sentence large in English with its Korean translation directly beneath, the way a bilingual hymnal prints its verses. It says the true thing about this church in one breath: parents pray in Korean, children sing in English, and lunch is shared. Both service times sit in one timetable underneath so nobody has to switch language to find their hour.

Calls to action

The tab bar's button is "Register as a new family" (새가족 등록), because in Korean churches registration is the real next step and the welcome team acts on it the same week. Dawn prayer gets its own action, with a livestream, because many members pray along from their kitchens before driving into the city. Korean School enrollment is the third, and it is often what brings a family through the door the first time.

Photography

Photos favour hands, Bibles, tables, early light and the building over posed crowd shots. Portraits on the welcome team are Korean-American faces, and Mrs. Yoon's portrait appears both with her quote on the home page and on the team list, so she is recognisably the same person. The dawn prayer page opens on fog and first light instead of a worship stage: at 5:30 the room is half-dark and nobody is performing.

Accessibility

Each language is marked with its own lang attribute so screen readers switch pronunciation correctly. Body text is 17px with contrast above 4.5:1 in both themes. The interpretation headsets, step-free side entrance and large-print hymnals are mentioned where people plan their visit, not on a separate page.

Type system

  • DisplayGowun BatangA brush-informed Korean book face whose Latin was drawn alongside the Hangul, so a headline and its translation share one voice.
  • TextIBM Plex Sans KRPlex carries matching Hangul and Latin at the same color, and the extra leading gives Korean syllable blocks room to breathe.

Colour and contrast

Every text pairing is checked against WCAG 2.2 in both themes.

Light theme

PairingSampleRatioWCAG
Body text on pageAa14.53:1AAA
Body text on cardsAa16.07:1AAA
Secondary textAa5.78:1AA
LinksAa6.91:1AA
Button textAa7.88:1AAA
Accent label textAa5.35:1AA
Text on dark bandsAa14.53:1AAA
Muted text on dark bandsAa7.75:1AAA
Text on brand bandsAa7.88:1AAA
Muted text on brand bandsAa5.25:1AA

Dark theme

PairingSampleRatioWCAG
Body text on pageAa15.43:1AAA
Body text on cardsAa13.76:1AAA
Secondary textAa6.85:1AA
LinksAa9.52:1AAA
Button textAa9.77:1AAA
Accent label textAa8.63:1AAA
Text on dark bandsAa16.34:1AAA
Muted text on dark bandsAa8.22:1AAA
Text on brand bandsAa9.77:1AAA
Muted text on brand bandsAa5.79:1AA

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