목포 거리의 고아가 미국 우주항공 엔지니어가 되어 고아의 목소리가 되다 Orphaned Boy Develops GPS Satlite Advocte for the Fatherless

In this compelling episode of Take 1.5, Min Lee sits down with Steve Morrison, a trailblazer whose extraordinary journey began with heartbreak and resilience. Orphaned at 8 and adopted into the Morrison family at 14, Steve became an aerospace engineer, pivotal in developing the GPS satellite technology we rely on today. But his true mission lies far beyond engineering. As the founder of MPAK (Mission to Promote Adoption of Kids), Steve is a passionate advocate for orphans, working tirelessly to ensure every child can experience the love and stability of a family. Steve and his wife, parents to five children—two through adoption—now live in Orange County, CA, where he dedicates himself full-time to expanding orphan care and adoption advocacy in Korea and beyond. Join us as we explore Steve's remarkable life story, groundbreaking achievements, and heart-driven mission to transform the lives of children around the world. TO SUPPORT MPAK, visit MPAK.COM For questions, [email protected] *** Don't forget to subscribe, comment, like, and SHARE!