The issue of forced conversion and its severe consequences continue to draw attention. The 6th anniversary of the death of the late Ji-in Gu has recently this matter back into focus. she tragically lost her life at the young age of 27, falling into a brain-dead state due to assault by her family. This case starkly illustrates the grave outcomes of forced conversion, which has been carried out by forced conversion pastors greedily chasing after money in Korea. Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, Peter Tribe Gwangju Church, commemorated her by setting up a memorial booth, reflecting on her hope for the realization of 'freedom of religion' as stated in the Constitution of  South Korea and her advocacy against forced conversion pastors and for the enactment of a law prohibiting religious discrimination. According to the Human Rights Association for Victims of Coercive Conversion Programs, there were 77 cases of force conversion against Shinch...

In a world brimming with uncertainties, finding clarity about the end times as described in the Book of Revelation has never seemed more relevant. Shincheonji Church of Jesus, Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, is set to host its ambitious 2024 Continental Word Seminars, starting from Asia on April 20th. These seminars are not just another religious gathering; they are a beacon of hope for many seeking deeper understanding of biblical prophecies. A Global Spiritual the Word spread  Shincheonji's seminars are renowned for their meticulous approach to Scripture, particularly the Book of Revelation. The church's chairman, Lee Man-hee, is acclaimed as the only living witness to the events of Revelation, providing an unprecedented testimony to these seminars. What makes the 2024 seminars even more significant is their global scale-set to span continents from Asia to America throughout the year, each seminar promises to be a deep dive into the divine script that h...

 Hello, readers! Today, I’d like to share an inspiring story about the 2nd World Invitational Revelation Seminar, held in Cheongju, South Korea. This unique event was not merely a gathering of religious leaders but a meaningful initiative aimed at fostering dialogue and peace among faiths through scripture exchange. Over 1,000 religious leaders from 57 countries voluntarily traveled to South Korea to participate in this two-day seminar, where they engaged in profound discussions and shared a unified vision for peace. A Platform for Interfaith Harmony The seminar was founded on the principle of promoting understanding through scripture-based exchanges, aiming to eliminate disputes and contribute to a more peaceful global community. Chairman Lee Man-hee of Shincheonji Church of Jesus emphasized, “Heaven and God are one. To achieve unity, we must engage in dialogue and mutual understanding.” Notably, this year’s seminar was ten times larger than the inaugural event held in February, w...