08/10/2025

Shincheonji Church's Andrew Tribe Marks One Year of Rest Station for Delivery Workers

 

Delivery man takes a drink from the refrigerator at a delivery checkpoint set up by the Shincheonji Andrew Church. Inside the checkpoint, a handwritten message of encouragement and a notice reading, "Thank you, delivery man, for your hard work" are posted
In today’s fast-paced society, delivery workers have become essential to everyday life - ensuring groceries, parcels, and necessities arrive at our doorsteps on time. In recognition of their hard work and challenges, the Andrew Tribe of Shincheonji Church of Jesus has been operating a dedicated rest station for delivery drivers for the past year in the Republic of Korea.

Located near the Andrew Tribe Training Centre, the small but thoughtful “delivery booth” was established in 2024. The space offers a refrigerator stocked with cold drinks year-round, and during this summer’s record heat, the church added cooling patches to help workers beat the sweltering temperatures.

One church representative explained:-
“Delivery workers are the ones who keep our daily lives running. If a small act of kindness can help them, that alone makes it worthwhile. We will continue to expand our support according to the seasons.”

The initiative has been warmly received. One driver shared, “Even a short break with a cold drink gives me strength to finish the day.”

Another added, “The cooling patches this summer were especially helpful. It’s nice to know someone thought of us.”

These voices highlight how thoughtful community care can have a lasting impact on those who are often overlooked yet essential.

Looking ahead, the Shincheonji Andrew Church plans to expand its contributions by organising plogging (litter collection while jogging), environmental campaigns, and other community service programmes. By combining care for essential workers with broader social engagement, the church hopes to strengthen its role as a trusted partner in the community.

For Shincheonji Andrew Church, this initiative is not just about supporting delivery workers - it’s about living out love in action and showing what it means to build a society where no one is left behind.

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