Multitudes of people thirsty to understand the Bible are swarming to Shincheonji Church of Jesus, The Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony ('Shincheonji Church' for short). In Shincheonji Church's most recent publication (link provided below), the number of people who have completed the church's six-month Zion Mission Centre Bible study programme for the period January-June 2019 is five times higher than it was for the same period in 2018. In 2019 alone, Shincheonji Church is expected to bring in a staggering 100,000 new congregation members. This is an unprecedented achievement, both by its 36-year history and by any church's standard. Such growth only reflects peoples' longing to have their deepest questions answered and a clear understanding of God and His will. 

The difference between Shincheonji Church and any other church, or denomination, is as different as the heavens are from the earth. Most importantly, Shincheonji Church has appeared according to the promise of Revelation, not man's will. It is named the 'Tabernacle of the Covenant Law' or 'Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony' (Rv 15:5) because it has seen and heard (witnessed) all the events promised in Revelation and can, therefore, testify to them. The name 'Shincheonji' (full name Shin-cheon-shin-ji) translates from Korean to English as 'New Heaven New Earth' - God's promised dwelling in Rv 21. Shincheonji Church is 'Shincheonji Church of Jesus' because the head is Jesus Christ, not man. Moreover, Jesus promised to send a messenger on his behalf, who has seen and heard all the promised events of Revelation to make them known to the churches (Rv22:8,16). This person or 'pastor' is not ordained by man. 

The hope of believers at Shincheonji Church is heaven and eternal life with God, as God promised. What is more hopeful than this?