No graduation is made complete without a cap and gown!

Attention has been drawn to the unique marks engraved on the graduation gown and square caps worn by the 111,628 graduates of the '110,000 Graduation of Class 115 of Zion Christian Mission Center' who completed the six-month Bible education course at the Zion Christian Mission Centre, the theological education institute of Shincheonji Church of Jesus. What is the significance of the graduation gown and cap?

With regards to the graduation gown, the Throne Mark of Shincheonji Church of Jesus (New Heaven New Earth), drawn on the back and chest, symbolises the Holy City New Jerusalem that comes down to the New Heaven and New Earth, which has been created according to the image of heaven as seen in Revelation 4 and Revelation 21. The two outer rings represent the heavens and the earth, and the square within the circle represents the kingdom of God, the Holy City New Jerusalem. The jasper and ruby coloured Bible in the centre symbolise God, who has the Word of eternal life (Jn 1:1, Rv 4:2-3), and the rainbow colours surrounding the throne symbolise God’s covenant. The cross in the centre symbolises the way of Jesus’ cross, and the well of living water flowing out symbolises the path through which God’s words come out. The tree with twelve kinds of fruit represents the twelve tribes of the new Israel who receive the words of eternal life and bear twelve kinds of fruit every month. The throne mark is officially registered with the Korean Intellectual Property Office (trademark number: 42-0001873). Wearing the graduation robe is evidence that one is a citizen of God’s holy city, New Jerusalem.

Now, the reason why the graduation cap is square is because the square in Revelation 21:16 represents the New Jerusalem, the holy city of the spiritual world, and it means that they were educated in front of the throne of the spiritual world. In the centre of the graduation cap is an open Bible made of jasper and ruby, which represents the theology of the revealed word, that is, the word of the fulfilled reality. Inside the book are engraved the Alpha and Omega, which signify that the kingdom of God will be completed as promised in the Bible. The fact that the graduation cap was made so that it could touch the forehead of the graduate means that the graduates have mastered the revealed word from beginning to end and have completed the theology promised in the Bible. At the graduation ceremony, the instructor moves the graduates’ graduation cap tassels from the left side where the A (alpha) is located to the right side where the Ω (omega) is located, symbolising that the graduates have been born again with the seed of God’s word and have been sealed by the revealed word, becoming complete children of God.

Since the first 86 graduates of the Zion Christian Mission Centre in 1991, Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony (Shincheonji Church of Jesus, Chairman ManHee Lee), has experienced exponential growth.

In 1998, the number of graduates was 1365, followed by 11,214 graduates in 2010, 25,099 graduates in 2014, 103,764 graduates in 2019, 106,186 graduates in 2022, and 108,084 graduates in 2023. This year, in 2024, 111,628 graduates from 153 countries, including a sizeable number of pastors, seminarians and religious leaders of other faiths, including Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism, graduated, having completed the curriculum of the Zion Christian Mission Centre, which is a free Bible education institution independent of Shincheonji Church of Jesus.

The entire process is done according to the Bible. In short, Shincheonji Church of Jesus is God’s kingdom that God established on this earth today as His will is fulfilled in heaven. It is a creation made as a result of God’s 6000 years of history and a holy temple where priests and people–who will be saved together in the Lord–belong. It is about harvesting those born of God’s seed as recorded in the Book of Revelation, sealing them, and creating the 12 tribes of God’s new nation and new people.

Shincheonji explains, “The 12 tribes were created by harvesting and sealing the ripened fruit of the seeds that Jesus sowed during his first coming.” It goes on to say, “The kingdom of God that appeared in each era was comprised of the 12 tribes. The 12 tribes that appeared in the Old Testament and the First Coming also appear at the Second Coming, that is, in the Book of Revelation.” It also emphasises, “Just as Moses built the tabernacle on this earth based on the layout of heaven that God showed him, today’s Shincheonji Church of Jesus was founded in 1984 on this earth by Chairman ManHee Lee, the pastor promised in the Book of Revelation, according to the image of heaven in the spiritual world that God showed him.” Despite being 94 years of age, Chairman Lee continues to fulfil his duty and testify to the prophecies and fulfilled realities of the Book of Revelation as the messenger of Jesus Christ sent to the churches (Revelation 22:8, 16).

In conclusion, it is no exaggeration to say that the 12 tribes of Shincheonji Church of Jesus are the true reality of the Bible's promises.

Pastor Myung-hoon Kang, who served as a pastor at the Presbyterian Church of Korea for 25 years and still runs a church, said this at the 110,000 Graduation of Class 115 of Zion Christian Mission Center held at the Cheongju Church of Shincheonji Church of Jesus on the 30th October.

Despite having persecuted Shincheonji Church of Jesus before hearing the revealed word from Shincheonji, he shared about how he came to hear the word from Shincheonji, saying, “Thanks to the service and love shown by the members of (Shincheonji) my heart was able to change little by little.”

Pastor Kang decided he had to learn the Word properly and nurture the congregation, and so signed an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) for biblical exchange with Shincheonji Church of Jesus. As a result, the church he runs grew day by day and found vitality, “as if coming out of darkness into light.”

Pastor Kang said that although there was persecution from those around him, he found strength by recalling Jesus’ words in Matthew 10, “A person’s enemies will be the members of his own household. I did not come to bring peace, but a sword.” As a result, all the church members became one and changed the church sign to Shincheonji Church of Jesus.

As this slogan, shouted in broken Korean by a Sikh religious leader from London, England, flowed out through the speakers, about 1000 religious leaders also chanted together, “We are One.” It was a symbolic moment showing that they wanted to become one only in the “truth” for a world of peace, transcending race, language, and religion. It was a scene that decorated the finale of the “2nd International Special Lecture on Revelation” hosted by Shincheonji Church of Jesus.

This is a testimonial of faith by Willie Brown III (27, male, Washington, D.C.), who is one of the 111,628 graduates of the '110,000 Graduation Ceremony of the 12 Tribes of Shincheonji in 2024' that was held on 30th October.

According to the results of a survey conducted by Shincheonji Church of Jesus on 1485 youth graduates (19-39 years old) of the Zion Christian Mission Centre on the 30th, 1477 people (99.46%) responded positively to the question of whether they felt the lecture content was Bible-based teaching and 1471 people (99.06%) responded that the lectures were helpful in understanding the Bible and forming a proper faith. The number of people who responded that they came to believe that the prophecy of the Book of Revelation had been fulfilled stood at 1461 (98.38%).

Furthermore, among the graduates who responded to the survey, 1433 (96.5%) responded that their life satisfaction improved through the Zion Christian Mission Centre education course, and the percentage of respondents who responded that they would recommend this education course to their acquaintances was very high at 1390 (93.6%).

Jada (27, female), a graduate from Washington, D.C., said, “Through the words of the Chairman, I have come to confirm the fact that Shincheonji is the temple of truth where God and Jesus are,” and “I attended the graduation ceremony held in Korea because I wanted to see the Chairman in person, who saw and heard all the events in the Book of Revelation.”

Bi (42, female) from Thailand said, “More than 10 churches I went to could not explain the meaning of the Bible. After coming to Shincheonji, I was able to perfectly understand everything from Genesis to Revelation.”

During the COVID-19 pandemic, no other religious group was hit as hard as Shincheonji Church of Jesus. However, Shincheonji Church of Jesus used this as an opportunity to spread the revealed word globally, and as a result, the church grew by nearly 500,000 graduates within just five years.

This year alone, Shincheonji Church of Jesus produced an unprecedented 111,628 graduates, marking the largest such growth within one year by any religious organisation in modern history and sparking a wave of reformation in the religious world.

The growth of Shincheonji is reminiscent of the early days of the church when Christians were rapidly increasing. At that time, Judaism regarded the growth of Christianity as a threat and believed that persecuting them was serving God. Gamaliel, a respected rabbi at the time, warned that persecuting Christians could actually be opposing God, saying, “For if their purpose or activity is of human origin, it will fail. But if it is from God, you will not be able to stop these men; you will only find yourselves fighting against God” (Acts 5). These are words that Protestants who persecute Shincheonji today should take to heart.

This year's graduation ceremony was held in the face of unprecedented administrative tyranny by the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization. Shincheonji planned to hold the graduation ceremony at the Imjingak Peace Nuri Park in Paju on the 30th, but the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization suddenly cancelled the venue on the 29th. The Gyeonggi Tourism Organization cited the designation of the Paju area as a danger zone and cited a security threat related to the North, but this is an action that violates the Constitution that guarantees religious freedom. This act will go down in history as an example of a public institution succumbing to the pressure of a specific religion and violating constitutional rights.

Nevertheless, Shincheonji did not give in to this and quickly changed the location of the graduation ceremony to Cheongju Church and held the event as scheduled. It was Shincheonji’s extraordinary organisational power and unity that allowed them to prepare and successfully hold an event with tens of thousands of people in half a day.

A pastor who presented a graduation speech as a representative of this year's graduates appealed, “Even if dogs bark, the Shincheonji Express Train to Heaven will not stop,” and “Come and see.” Shincheonji Church of Jesus says, “Shincheonji is the kingdom of God created according to the Book of Revelation in the New Testament and is the ark of salvation.” Rather than trying to stop today's ark of salvation, it would be a wise choice to board on that train as soon as possible.

Source: https://www.newscj.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=3194484

Shincheonji Church of Jesus held the world's first 110,000 Graduation Ceremony on October 30th. This year, a staggering 111,628 people from 153 countries completed the introductory, intermediate, and advanced courses at the Zion Christian Mission Centre, the Bible education institute of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, and passed the graduation exam. This is an unprecedented number among domestic and international theological education institutions.

Shincheonji Church of Jesus continues to grow consistently, having held its fourth 100,000-person graduation ceremony despite religious oppression and discrimination. Following the initial 100,000 graduation ceremony of 103,764 graduates in 2019, graduations were held in 2022 and 2023 for 106,186 and 108,084 graduates, respectively.

Pastors from established denominations who persecuted Shincheonji Church of Jesus are also amazed by the excellence of Shincheonji’s word and are experiencing a ‘wind of repentance.’ Among the graduates this year, 3377 are pastors, and 6203 are currently studying at the Zion Christian Mission Centre.

This year's graduation ceremony was held under the theme of 'The Wind of Peace with the First Fruits'. The location was Shincheonji Cheongju Church.

In his sermon, Chairman ManHee Lee of Shincheonji Church of Jesus spoke for an hour about the significance and value of the kingdom and people of Shincheonji, who have become the reality of the firstfruits recorded in James 1:18 of the New Testament and the reality of the Tree of Life that reappears in Revelation 22. 

This graduation ceremony was originally scheduled to be held at the Imjingak Peace Nuri Park in Paju. However, the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization notified the venue of the cancellation on the day of the event, and the venue was hastily changed. Shincheonji Church of Jesus demonstrated outstanding organisational skills by successfully holding the graduation ceremony despite this unfair treatment.

Regarding the persecution of Shincheonji, Chairman Lee appealed, “Please stop the religious oppression” and, “Let’s work together to make our country a better place by God's grace. I earnestly hope that there will be no religious oppression.”

It is expected that Shincheonji Church of Jesus will hold an even larger graduation next year.

Shincheonji Church of Jesus held the world's first 110,000 Graduation Ceremony on October 30th. This marks the fourth 100,000 graduation ceremony of Shincheonji Church of Jesus held within the last five years. A staggering 111,628 graduates took part in yesterday's celebration, making it the largest graduation by any single religious denomination in modern history.

In short, the 100,000 graduation ceremony means more than 100,000 students studied Shincheonji Church’s Bible course this year. These dedicated individuals have mastered the profound truths of the Bible through an 8-9 month programme that spans the entire 66 books of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation inclusive. Achieving scores of over 90% on their final exams showcases their hard work and commitment to understanding God’s word.

This year, many graduates from outside of Korea visited Korea to participate in the event.

Celebrating their graduation, Chairman ManHee Lee of Shincheonji Church gave them warm advice in his congratulatory message.

Chairman Lee started the address by mentioning how God’s holy world turned into a sinful world during the era of Adam. God has been working to recover the world for 6000 years.

Explaining that, Chairman Lee also mentioned the tree of life that bears twelve crops of fruit every month, whose leaves heal all nations. Finally, after 6000 years, the tree of life re-appears in Rev 22. He explained that the tree of life is a parable which refers to an organisation of people. God hid this secret from Satan to protect and prevent it from being stolen by the opposer. Chairman Lee explained, “You are the reality of it. You are very precious trees.”

He then explained God’s plan of recovering the world. Jesus came and sowed God’s seed, then came back to harvest the ripened crops. Then, the crops are sealed and registered to the twelve tribes. This is how God’s kingdom of heaven on earth is made, God’s deepest wish – to live with people on earth. Explaining this, Chairman Lee emphasised the importance of fulfilment by saying, “As Rev 22:18-19 says, if you add or take away from Revelation, you cannot enter the kingdom of heaven and will be cursed. If you’re a Christian, you must pay attention to this word. How many people who haven't added to or taken away from Revelation exist in Christianity? You must not ignore God’s word.” He then explained why Revelation shouldn’t be added to or taken away from the scripture. It’s because the prophecy is being fulfilled exactly according to what the scripture records, like how a stamp and the stamped shape are alike.

Chairman Lee explained more about the promised twelve tribes, “Revelation was recorded for the sealed twelve tribes. (…) You can’t break the scripture (Jn 10:35) and you can’t add or take away from the scripture (Rev 22:18-19). Who is God? He is the creator of the world. God has worked for the twelve tribes for 6000 years. Thanking God, we must become confident believers. Since we have received the word as a free gift, we must deliver it as a free gift (Rev 22:17).”

Chairman ManHee Lee also confidently declared, “There’s no other place that masters Revelation aside from Shincheonji Church!” He explained the reason. Shincheonji Church masters Revelation because there is a person who ate the scroll (Rev 10) and saw and heard all the events of Revelation (Rev 22:8).

Explaining God’s plan to recover the world, Chairman Lee also mentioned Rev 6 and Rev 7. It’s about ending the era before Jesus’ Second Coming (Rev 6) and establishing a new era, the twelve tribes (Rev 7). According to Rev 7, 14, and 15, God and God’s throne are with the twelve tribes. He said, “Where God is, the truth is.”

Graduates were touched by the Chairman’s congratulatory message, giving applause and answering with loud Amens.

The congratulatory performance, which is one of the most anticipated parts of Shincheonji Church’s graduation ceremony, was given by Shincheonji Church members in the form of a Korean traditional drum performance. It was powerful and majestic!

To watch a replay of the graduation, please click here 👉🏻 https://vo.la/jQOzgF

In his lecture, the tribe leader emphasised, “The Book of Revelation is a book of prophecy, but it will be fulfilled when the time comes. When it is fulfilled, we must clearly testify that fact. Shincheonji Church of Jesus clearly conveys this, which is why we hold seminars.” He continued, “If you do not know this word, you cannot know God and His will. That is why we must clearly know the Book of Revelation.”

These are the words of Ki-hyun Yoon (73, male), who has been a believer for about 30 years, after attending the 'Shincheonji John Tribe Bible Seminar' held at the Shincheonji Seongnam Church in Seongnam City on the 26th October. Yoon said he was deeply impressed by the lecture that day and applied for follow-up Bible education straight after the conference.

On that day, the leader of the John Tribe delivered a lecture on the topic of 'Prophecy and Fulfilment of the Book of Revelation' to an audience of 20,000 people, including 60 pastors.

The tribe leader explained the meaning of the prophecy of Revelation and the fulfilment of the prophecy that has appeared in reality. He opened the lecture saying, “We may have different religious backgrounds, but the Bible says that you must know the contents of the Book of Revelation to enter heaven.” He emphasised, “The Book of Revelation is a blueprint that shows you the path to heaven, so if you do not know it, you must learn it.” He emphasised, “I hope that we can all have the correct faith based on the Bible.”

Menawhile, the John Tribe of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, recently made headlines when it was announced that 438 churches in Africa, Central and South America, and Asia have changed their signboards to Shincheonji Church of Jesus in 2 years. Changing the signboard means moving to a new denomination.

Following the '2024 Shincheonji Bible Seminar: Testimony on the Fulfilled Realities of Revelation' led by Chairman ManHee Lee of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, which was recently attended by 130,000 people, including over 1500 pastors from all over South Korea and live-streamed on YouTube, the 'Revelation Saturday Special Lecture' was held in Incheon on the 19th October. A pastor in attendance said the above.

The theme of the lecture, held at Shincheonji Incheon Church of the Matthew Tribe was, ‘Why You Should Know the Book of Revelation.’

The leader of the Matthew Tribe, who delivered the lecture said, “It is written in the Bible that those who keep the prophetic words of this book (the Book of Revelation) are blessed,” and added, “I hope that you will listen and learn directly at this time when the secrets of the Book of Revelation, which you could not understand even after reading it, are being fulfilled.”

The tribe leader then explained in detail why we need to know and believe in the Book of Revelation.

A pastor who attended this special lecture said, “I realised that it is not enough to simply know something, but it is important to know it, believe it, and keep it.”

An official from Shincheonji’s Incheon Church said, “We plan to continue to hold various lectures to help people understand the Bible in the future and become one in the Word and correctly understand the prophecies and fulfilment of the Bible.”

Meanwhile, the 'Revelation Saturday Special Lecture' is held every Saturday for four weeks for pastors and attendees who wish to learn about the Book of Revelation.

Pastors who were unable to attend the recent nationwide Shincheonji Bible Seminar on Revelation, which drew in 130,000 attendees (including 1500 pastors), were invited to attend another seminar that clearly explains the Book of Revelation on the 23rd October.

The seminar was held at Shincheonji Seosan Church in Seosan City, which holds a deep history of Christianity as the first place in Korea where the Bible was introduced.

On that day, the leader of the Matthias Tribe of Shincheonji Church of Jesus lectured on the theme of 'Revelation, The Path to Heaven'.

The tribe leader explained, “The Book of Revelation is the path that leads believers who believe in God, the Bible, and hope for heaven to their destination, heaven.”

He continued, “It is important to know the words of Revelation and the reality that has appeared according to those words, and you must become that reality.”

He also urged the pastors in attendance, “It is written that if you add to or take away from the words of the Book of Revelation, you cannot inherit the kingdom of heaven, and this word will definitely come true.”

Lastly, the tribe leader said, “Admitting that you don’t know what you don’t know is also a teacher’s courage,” and asked the pastors to “not consider what is mine or yours, but let’s all become one in the Bible.”

These are the words of a pastor from the Full Gospel Church in Chungju, who attended the Shincheonji Bible Seminar on the Testimony of Revelation held at Shincheonji Chuncheon Church in the Republic of Korea on the 20th October. 

On that day, the lecture, which was held on the theme of “The Purpose of the Book of Revelation”, was a great success, with many believers, including pastors from established denominations and leaders of other religions, in attendance.

The leader of the Philip tribe, who came forward as the main lecturer, emphasised a faith centred on the word of the Bible, saying, “The Bible can be broadly divided into four parts: history, instruction, prophecy, and fulfilment. Believers should not only know the past history, but also understand the prophecies and reality of the New Testament that have been promised for today.”

He also explained, “Jesus’ messenger must be able to prove everything he saw and heard regarding the prophecies and fulfilled realities of the Book of Revelation, and the person who can prove this is Chairman Lee of Shincheonji Church of Jesus.”

A representative of Shincheonji Church said, “We will continue to work to help people correctly understand the prophecies and fulfilment of the Bible.”

These are the words of Pastor Young-jun Lee of Nanum Church, who has served as a pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Korea for 13 years, who signed an MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) with the Gwangju Church of Shincheonji Church of Jesus on the 4th October.

After coming to understand the entire Bible accurately through the MOU previously signed with Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the number of believers who responded that they had been 'blessed' by this pastor's confident sermons increased, and the atmosphere of the church also began to change. The number of members of Nanum Church has also increased from 6 to 20.

In this regard, Pastor Lee said, “The congregation has become freer as they share and communicate more with each other.”

Pastor Lee emphasised, “Even though I had prejudice and misunderstandings about Shincheonji Church of Jesus, one of the biggest reasons I considered interacting with them was because I grew greatly through the words of the Book of Revelation.”

Revealing his future plans at the unveiling ceremony, Pastor Lee said, “I plan to invite pastors who have not given up on their ministry and actively encourage them to sign an MOU with Shincheonji Church of Jesus.”

A significant reason for the growing interest in MOU agreements and sign changes is pastors and churches witnessing the growth of Shincheonji Church of Jesus through the three 100,000 graduation ceremonies. 

Meanwhile, Shincheonji Church of Jesus is preparing to hold the fourth 100,000 graduation ceremony with over 110,000 graduates by the end of this year.

This determination of faith was expressed by Pastor Park, who has 30 years of experience in ministry, following the 'Shincheonji Busan-Gyeongnam Encore Bible Seminar' held by the Busan James Tribe of Shincheonji Church of Jesus on the 20th October in the Republic of Korea. Over 10,000 people, including 100 pastors and believers from the region, attended in person.

The lecture, delivered by the leader of the Busan James Tribe, was held under the theme of ‘When and where will God and Heaven come?’

The tribe leader said, “There are many religions in the world, including Christianity, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Islam,” and “The goals of these religions are slightly different, but they share the same goal, which is, in Christian terms, ‘heaven and eternal life.’”

He continued, “Anyone who hopes for God and eternal life must know the Book of Revelation. However, no one knew it for 6000 years.” He continued, “Shincheonji (Church of Jesus) is testifying to the prophecies of the Book of Revelation and their realities. The reason is that there is a witness who has directly seen and heard firsthand the prophecies and realities of the Book of Revelation.”

He urged, “Think about who 'I' am according to who the Bible says I am, and whether I have been created according to the Bible and the Book of Revelation, and then let’s make sure we can send ourselves to heaven.”

He also emphasised, “When God and heaven come, a nation of true peace, true love, and true freedom without tears, death, or pain will be created.”

There is a growing desire for change among pastors domestically, with comments such as, “I feel relieved that I can testify to the word so clearly,” and “I want to spread the true word of the Bible to my congregation.” Pastor Oh of the Presbyterian Church of Korea said, “Through today’s seminar, I looked back and reflected on whether I had added or subtracted from the words I preached to my congregation. I will choose the right path from now on.”

Pastors and churches outside Korea are also thirsty for the revealed words of the Bible. As of the end of September, the number of churches that have signed an MOU (Memorandums of Understanding) for biblical exchange with Shincheonji Church of Jesus has reached 13,174 in 85 countries. Moreover, 1671 churches in 43 countries have become one with Shincheonji and changed their church signs to Shincheonji Church of Jesus.

This is the confession of faith made by pastors who attended the '2024 Shincheonji Daegu Bible Convention' hosted by the Thaddeus Tribe of Shincheonji Church of Jesus on 20th October in Daegu, Republic of Korea. The Bible Convention was attended by 10,000 people, including 50 pastors.

Daegu, which has been called the 'Jerusalem' of Korea since the Japanese colonial period, has been active in missionary work and has a strong conservative Protestant presence, but the outlook for the religious community is not very bright, due in no small part to de-religionisation within Korean society.

The main lecture, delivered by the leader of the Thaddeus Tribe, explained the overall history of the Bible under the topic of “Testimony on the Fulfilment of Revelation.” The tribe leader said, “The Book of Revelation is a promise that completes God’s purpose, so believers should never overlook it,” and explained the need to understand and confirm the word of the fulfilment of the Book of Revelation.

He continued, “As seen in Chapter 1 of Revelation, the Book of Revelation is the word that Jesus gave with love for believers while bearing the cross,” and added, “I hope that everyone from pastors to believers will learn and understand the prophecies of the Book of Revelation and their fulfilment with joy and be blessed.”

Pastors and believers in attendance responded with honest confessions.

Pastor Gung-bon Koo, who has served as pastor for six years under the Presbyterian Church of Korea, said, “I reflected on how I've taught the congregation based off of my own feelings and didactic words until now. This time, I was able to hear the teaching based on the Bible rather than my feelings or personal interpretation, and it was a time of hope.” He continued, “I will cooperate with Shincheonji Church of Jesus and promote this word to other churches.”

Meanwhile, the Thaddeus Tribe of Shincheonji Church of Jesus has signed MOUs with approximately 400 overseas churches and 34 domestic churches for the mutual growth of the Church.

Source: https://www.newscj.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=3190604

The atmosphere in the religious community is changing around the world, as the number of churches that have signed MOUs for biblical exchange with Shincheonji Church of Jesus has reached 13,174 in 85 countries. In addition, 1671 churches in 43 countries have become one with Shincheonji Church of Jesus and changed their church signs.

In countries including the UK, South Africa and New Zealand, which are overseen by the Philip Tribe of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the number of MOUs signed is 194 in 10 countries, and the number of church sign changes to Shincheonji Church of Jesus is 102 churches in 6 countries.

The purpose behind the MOU signing is for the mutual cooperation and development of all churches, and includes the teaching of the Bible.

Among the pastors learning the words of Shincheonji Church of Jesus through the MOU, Pastor Faith Chikanda, who is currently studying the Bible from the Zion Mission Centre of Shincheonji Church of Jesus in Cape Town, South Africa, said, “Shincheonji Church of Jesus accurately explains the complexities of the Bible,” and “I learned about Jesus and the New Testament in detail and understood it clearly, realised how I should live my life today, and gained more reverence for God.”

Fellow Pastor Clemence Kangetsambo, who is also studying at the Zion Mission Centre in South Africa, said, “The promised pastor, who testifies to the word of truth, is here. If you are hesitant, please come and listen and check for yourself with the Bible as the standard.”

A representative of the Philip Tribe of Shincheonji Church of Jesus in Korea repeatedly emphasised, “The reason why domestic and foreign pastors are signing MOUs with Shincheonji Church of Jesus and replacing their church signs is because the reality of the prophecy of the Book of Revelation promised in the New Testament can be shown and testified here according to the 5W1H principle.”

Source: https://www.newscj.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=3183289

Following the overwhelming success of the recent Revelation seminars, Shincheonji Church of Jesus is holding additional seminars in major cities across South Korea. Due to high demand from pastors and believers eager to understand the true meaning of Revelation, Shincheonji's 12 Tribe Leaders, personally taught by Chairman ManHee Lee, will lead these impactful sessions. These additional seminars are scheduled to be held until mid-November.

If you’re interested in watching the recent Bible seminars, please check out the videos below.

[Masan] https://youtube.com/live/xw5UefCW_l4

[Seoul Yeongdeungpo] https://youtube.com/live/J1LWcUwnOKQ