This author will claim that the discourse of the contemporary minjung theology must be operative at the very center of the social, economic and political arenas by intervening the conflicts of different powers and narratives to seek or create a right narrative that can be reached through dialogues and agreements among them in society. I think that minjung theology stands between political and public theologies when it comes to reflecting on the meaning of Christian mission in the face of socio-economic-political issues. Not only being critical but being public is necessary for minjung theology discourses. Minjung theology must raise its public voice so that it is reasonable and open enough to be heard by the public.