Just this morning he met to talk with INS officials about ensuring decent treatment for the Eastern Shore's migrant workers. Last month found him on the streets of Baltimore talking to Korean storeowners. As chairman of the Maryland Advisory Committee to the U.S. Civil Rights Commission, he's been charged with looking at how Korean-Americans are treated by the police and the courts. I shouldn't be surprised that Rev. Wickwire is still making a difference. Over the decades, Chester Wickwire has had his critics.
Religion is social action.
The two form a joint enterprise. There is a certain Old Testament emphasis in which one relates to his neighbor. This is how to show the love of God.