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CARIBPR, SEOUL, South Korea, Sun. Nov. 24, 2204: Shincheonji Church of Jesus The Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony’s Chairman Lee Man-hee held a moving Bible Seminar on November 23, 2024.

Chairman Lee Man-hee held a moving Bible Seminar on November 23, 2024.

As the seminar began, it was explained how rapidly Shincheonji Church is growing. Each year, Shincheonji Church holds a graduation ceremony for its international theology school, which consistently graduates more than 100,000 students each year. This is so groundbreaking, as no other theology school even comes close to having such a high rate of graduation. This year alone, a graduation ceremony was held for 111,628 students. These new graduates traveled to South Korea from all over the world to be able to attend this graduation ceremony in person, creating a truly amazing international event. One could clearly see the evidence that Shincheonji Church  is truly a people that God is with.

Further in the bible seminar, Chairman Lee spoke of his experiences with the atrocities of war that he saw as a veteran soldier from the front lines. He described how grateful he is that God saved him from a terrible fate and under the guidance of a star, he began a life of faith.

Because Chairman Lee himself said that he is not educated and comes from a very poor family, he felt he had nothing to give to repay God’s grace but his own life. Therefore, in blood and tears Chairman Lee promised to give his life to God. To fully offer oneself to be used for whatever purposes God desires – this is truly the sincerity of a humble man who wholeheartedly loves God and believes in His promises.

Chairman Lee shared how he felt that everything he experienced was of God and according to His promises. To understand the Bible was all Chairman Lee thought about, and he felt that there was really nothing else valuable about life or the life of a person beyond that.

Speaking to pastors in the audience, Chairman Lee called upon them to consider the prophecy and fulfillment within the Bible as seen in the Old and New Testament. Despite saying that he himself is nothing, he explained that he is compelled to testify to what he has experienced according to the book of Revelation.

Having been commanded to work after seeing and hearing many things from Jesus, Chairman Lee has done everything as he was instructed. One must consider what they would have done if faced with a similar situation. In this circumstance, one must accomplish what is asked of them, whether one lives or dies.

Each year, Shincheonji Church holds a graduation ceremony for its international theology school, which consistently graduates more than 100,000 students each year.

Chairman Lee entreated the audience to ask questions to confirm the truth if they do not understand the Bible, rather than blindly persecute Shincheonji Church. What is most important is the truth of God’s words, without any addition or subtraction. All people must verify the truth to understand who they are according to the Bible and what is fulfilling today. Chairman Lee said that he will clearly answer all questions asked of him, if only people do take the time to ask.

As Chairman Lee spoke of what has happened and what is yet to come, he asked the audience to genuinely seek after the truth instead of speaking slanderous words. After all, there is nothing more valuable than becoming someone who can correctly follow God’s word to the very end and receive eternal life.

Please see the full seminar recording here: https://youtu.be/1BVl2F08vTs

Shincheonji Seminar attendees 2024

Chairman Lee Man-hee speaks at the Shincheonji Seminar

CaribPR Wire, WASHINGTON, D.C., Weds. May 11, 2022: Blood shortages due to COVID-19 are prevalent across the world. In January, the American Red Cross declared “a national blood crisis”, calling for an increase in donation. This blood crisis was called the worst shortage in over a decade, and it posed a significant risk to patient care.

In South Korea, 18,000 donors from Heavenly Culture, World Peace and Restoration of Light (HWPL) and Shincheonji Church of Jesus collaboratively donated blood during a two-week blood drive beginning April 18th. This joint blood drive was recorded as the largest single group blood donation in the country.

Namsun Cho, head of the Korean Red Cross Blood Services, said: “When the impact of the Omicron reached its peak, Shincheonji Church of Jesus launched a large scale of blood donation. It was like rain during a drought. We are surprised that the number of donors exceeded 6,000 in 3 days and more people participated. We appreciate their life-saving dedication.”

A donation of this magnitude is particularly impactful, as even a single blood donation can save up to three lives.

“They did a really great job in the life-sharing movement. This scale is equivalent to one army corps donating blood for a year. The number of blood donors is nearly four times the number in a normal day, a great help in overcoming the current blood supply crisis,” said an official from the Blood Services.

“We also appreciate the members of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus who participated in the nationwide plasma donation for the development of a treatment for COVID-19 back in 2020,” he added.

In South Korea, blood donation certificates are issued to blood donors that can be used for a reduced fee when paying for a future blood transfusion. All the donors of Shincheonji and HWPL gave their personal certificates to alleviate the financial burden of patients in need of a blood transfusion.

Efforts to aid in replenishing and protecting the blood supply were not limited to just South Korea, however. In Washington, DC, members of Shincheonji organized a blood drive to donate plasma and help accelerate the development of a cure for COVID-19. The campaign organized and actively participated in by the DC congregation of Shincheonji Church of Jesus included four mass blood and plasma drives. Drawing hundreds of donors, two of the blood and plasma drives were held at Children’s National Hospital and two were held at INOVA Hospital.

The heart of Shincheonji Church of Jesus is clearly shown in their dedication to continuing to help their surrounding communities despite their members having also suffered greatly during the pandemic. Aligned with the ideals of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, HWPL is carrying out long-term peace projects based on solidarity with civil society and international organizations in 193 countries. The priorities of both organizations make an ideal partnership as their members donate blood together, and this is evidenced by the impact of their joint effort.

EDITOR’S NOTE: A picture for use with this press release is available HERE