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Shincheonji Volunteers Are Doing Amazing Work🍀 I've been watching Shincheonji's volunteer work lately and honestly, they're doing amazing stuff.  Their recent Liberation Day campaign in Pohang really got to me, so I had to write about it. Honestly - Most People Don't Display Korean Flags Anymore I'll be honest, it's the same in my neighborhood. You can barely find houses displaying the Taegeukgi on Liberation Day or other national holidays. A lot of homes don't even own a Korean flag, and most people just think of these days as regular holidays. But Shincheonji's Pohang branch didn't just let this slide. They created this fun event at Yeongil Beach and got over 200 people to participate. They had mugunghwa drinks, speed flag-raising games, keychain making with independence fighter stories. Win the games and you get a Korean flag set to take home! This approach naturally got people interested, you know? What one participant said really stuck wi...

 Christianity is Changing: Insights from the Shincheonji Bible Seminar      On October 5, the "Testimony on the Fulfilled Realities of Revelation" seminar held by Shincheonji Church of Jesus in Yeongdeungpo, Seoul, marked a significant turning point in the relationship between traditional Christian leaders and the church. Attracting over 400 pastors and seminary students, the event showcased an intriguing phenomenon: many who had previously opposed Shincheonji were now eager to hear Chairman Lee Man-hee's teachings firsthand.  Chairman Lee’s address emphasized the "truth" found within Shincheonji’s doctrine, challenging the misconceptions often associated with the church. His passionate call for attendees to critically examine their beliefs and the teachings of Shincheonji resonated deeply. Many pastors, who once viewed the church as a cult, found themselves reflecting on their own practices and acknowledging the gaps in their understanding of biblical teachings...

 The Shicheonji Church of Jesus recently held a Bible exchange program, which was attended by 80 religious leaders. We live in a world with a diverse array of religions.   The word "religion" means "re-connect," as it allows humans to connect with God.  But why do people believe in religion? What is religion, and which scriptures hold the most truth?  Unfortunately, religion can also lead to conflicts and even wars in our global society. In light of this, one pastor is calling for unity among religions.  The Shincheonji Church of Jesus the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony recently held a bible interchanging program, called the "1st Revelation Special Lecture," from February 20th to 23rd in Seoul and Gyeonjji, Korea. This program brought together 80 religious leaders from 10 different religions and 27 countries, including Korea.  A Hindu religious leader stated, "Let's gather with open hearts and break down barriers to become one...

The Shincheonji Church of Jesus, having successfully completed two 100,000-member graduation ceremonies, held its third.  Notably, this ceremony has garnered attention due to the graduation of a significant number of pastors. One might wonder why so many people have chosen the teachings of Shincheonji. It's intriguing, especially considering Shincheonji has faced considerable opposition from established church denominations. The fact that so many believers flock to hear its teachings is certainly surprising. Shincheonji has been actively holding online seminars via YouTube and has formally signed MOUs with 9,593 churches across 80 countries. Shincheonji promises to collaborate with these churches, teaching not only the words of Revelation but also systematically teaching the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. Furthermore, 1,365 churches in 30 countries have changed their signs to Shincheonji Church of Jesus, showing unity through the word. Why are believers flocking to Shincheonj...

Shincheonji is asking us, "What era is it now?" and "Who am I according to the Bible?"   Shincheonji Church of Jesus is hosting a Bible seminar with a focus on the "fulfilled realities of the entire book of Revelation. " The seminar commenced in Seoul on October 7th and will continue to other cities in South Korea until October 21st. Chairman Lee Man-hee of Shincheonji Church is testifying to all the realities within the book of Revelation. During the seminar, many pastors and members of the media attended, and Chairman Lee Man-hee posed the questions, "What era is it now?" and "Who am I according to the Bible?" When I heard these questions, my curiosity was piqued, and I wondered, "What's the significance of these questions?" I've learned that those who believe in Jesus are eagerly awaiting His second coming, and Jesus has promised us that He will return to us soon.  However, no one has been able to tell us when and w...

 Shincheonji Church held a conference titled " The Path Forward for Korean Churches"  Shincheonji Church held a conference titled "The Path Forward for Korean Churches" on July 19th, in which approximately 200 pastors and journalists participated. Not only journalists but also many pastors attended and discussed the future of churches in Korea. According to a church official, Shincheonji Church is providing education and instruction for those who want to learn about the revealed word. They are also offering educational programs to enable every church member to become a pastor. Through this process, Shincheonji Church aims to achieve the universalization of the Book of Revelation across all churches worldwide. During the event, Chairman Man-Hee Lee introduced their new educational paradigm.  He emphasized, "Religions should love and understand each other beyond denominations and sects," explaining the reason behind Shincheonji's MOUs with other churches...