Can you believe that one congregation could produce 100,000 theological graduates just for a year? We can see it to be possible through a 100,000 graduation ceremony from Shincheonji Church of Jesus. A 100,000 graduation of Shincheonji was held on November, 12th in Daegu, a city in South Korea. The number of graduates is 108,084, which is a tremendous number just in a year at one denomination. Significance of a 100,000 graduation of Shincheonji Zion Christian Mission Center Following a 100,000 graduation of Shincheonji last year, they achieved it again this year as well. (Graduates in 2019 were 103,764/ in 2022 were 106,186) Graduates were educated at Zion Christian Mission Center of Shincheonji in the contents of the entire 66 books of the Bible. and especially they mastered the prophecy and fulfillment of the book of Revelation. So they followed God's word and got not to add or subtract from the prophecy of the book of Revelation. They became God's sons who were born in God&

It was great that Shincheonji Bible seminars were held throughout South Korea last month. And it was finished with the encore lecture held on November 4th. Almost all of the attendees pastors applied to the theological education that Shincheonji church supplies. Shincheonji Bible Seminars were held in October, starting from in Seoul. (Seminar in Seoul , Dajeon , Daegu , Busan , Gwangju ) After that, the requests from pastors continued. That's why Shincheonji church got to hold the encore lecture in Seoul. All attendees are 12,000 people including 1650 pastors over the seminars. Lee Man Hee, Chairman of Shincheonji Church, clearly preached the entire chapters of the book of Revelation. Especially, It was paid attention for the core topics like  'Betrayal, Destroyer, and Savior', 'Fulfilled Reality of the Promised Pastor at the Second Coming', '144,000 and the Multitude in White That Will Be Saved' He encouraged them to think about What God promised in the Bib

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