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Shincheonji Volunteer Group Gwangju Branch Completes 40th “DERAM” Home Repair Service for Vulnerable Households

Small repairs can make a meaningful difference in daily life—especially for seniors living alone. In Gwangju, a local volunteer initiative is focusing on exactly that. The Shincheonji Volunteer Group Gwangju Branch recently completed its 40th “DERAM” home repair volunteer activity , providing practical household support for vulnerable residents, including seniors living alone and families of national merit. A Volunteer Program Focused on Everyday Safety The “DERAM” home repair service was launched in August 2025 and has since supported 40 households across the Gwangju area. Rather than large-scale renovations, the program focuses on small but essential repairs that improve safety and comfort in daily living. During the most recent activity, volunteers assisted households by: Replacing lighting fixtures Repairing worn door handles Inspecting plumbing systems Installing safety handrails These services were provided to help reduce everyday inconvenience and improve household safety, p...
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From Forum to Fellowship: How the Winners Club Continues to Grow With Pastors

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This did not grow overnight. But it kept growing—because pastors kept coming back. Since its launch in 2023, the Winners Club has steadily developed into a platform where pastors from different denominations gather not for debate, but for dialogue centered on the Bible. As of early 2026, the Winners Club has reached its seventh forum, reflecting continuity rather than one-time interest. Recent developments show that the Winners Club is no longer defined only by individual events. Instead, it has begun to function as an ongoing exchange culture shaped by trust, repeated participation, and shared experiences. A Network That Grew Through Continuity The Winners Club was formed with a clear purpose: to create a space where pastors could communicate openly beyond denominational boundaries and return to Scripture as a common foundation. Early forums drew around 40 pastors. Over time, participation increased steadily, reaching more than 200 pastors by the sixth forum. According to survey data ...
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Shincheonji Seoul James Tribe Begins 2026 With Blood Donation Campaign, 126 Participants Give Blood

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On January 30, 2026, the Seoul Church of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus Seoul James Tribe held its first blood donation campaign of the new year at the Korean Red Cross Seoul Eastern Blood Center , continuing its long-standing commitment to life-saving volunteer service. Despite freezing winter temperatures, a total of 144 people visited the site , and 126 successfully donated blood , contributing directly to efforts to stabilize the local blood supply. A New Year Campaign Focused on Saving Lives The campaign was organized as a voluntary initiative led primarily by young members of the Seoul Church, reflecting a continued emphasis on youth-driven community service. Participants gathered throughout the day with the shared goal of practicing life-sharing through blood donation at the start of the year. Twelve visitors were unable to donate due to health-related factors such as low iron levels or cold symptoms, but many remained on site to participate in other activities and expressed t...
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Senior Health Promotion Campaign Held at Shincheonji Yeongdeungpo Church

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On January 28, 2026, Shincheonji Church of Jesus Yeongdeungpo Church carried out a health promotion campaign for senior members aged 70 and above , providing on-site medical checkups and personalized health consultations during the winter season. The campaign took place at Yeongdeungpo Church and was organized by the Welfare and Health Department of the Bartholomew Tribe . This marked the third session of the program, following similar initiatives held in August and September of the previous year. Providing Accessible Medical Support During Winter According to organizers, the campaign was designed to support elderly members who may face difficulties visiting hospitals during periods of cold weather. With winter conditions increasing health risks for seniors, the church aimed to provide accessible preventive care within a familiar environment. A total of 35 senior members participated in the program, which ran for approximately two hours. Professional medical staff conducted the ...
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Shincheonji Volunteer Group Daejeon–Chungcheong Association Records Over 5,000 Volunteers in 2025

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Community-Based Volunteering Across the Daejeon–Chungcheong Region In 2025, the Shincheonji Volunteer Group Daejeon–Chungcheong Association carried out extensive volunteer activities across the Daejeon and Chungcheong regions, with 5,067 volunteers participating and 10,069 residents receiving support , according to the association. Volunteer programs were conducted throughout Daejeon, Cheongju, Cheonan, Asan, Gongju, Gyeryong, Seosan, and Nonsan , addressing a wide range of local needs including senior care, support for vulnerable groups, disability inclusion, environmental protection, and community cooperation. Regular, Targeted Programs for Different Community Needs The association focused on customized, ongoing volunteer programs designed for specific groups rather than one-time events. For seniors, the long-running “Baekse Manse” program provided emotional engagement and assistance with everyday challenges. Another program, “Pink Bojagi,” delivered home-style meal boxes prepar...
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Shincheonji Volunteer Group Incheon Branch Conducts Snow Removal and Plogging in Bupyeong

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Improving Winter Pedestrian Safety Through Local Volunteer Action On January 24, 2026 , the Shincheonji Volunteer Group Incheon Branch carried out a combined snow-removal and plogging volunteer activity in Bupyeong District, Incheon , focusing on pedestrian safety following recent snowfall. The activity was organized in response to slippery conditions caused by accumulated and frozen snow, which posed risks to residents using sidewalks and narrow residential alleys. Clearing Snow and Collecting Waste Along Pedestrian Routes Volunteers worked in areas with high foot traffic, removing snow and ice from sidewalks and alleyways frequently used by local residents. In addition to snow removal, participants also collected litter along streets, integrating plogging —an activity that combines walking with trash collection—into the operation. By addressing both road conditions and cleanliness at the same time, the volunteers aimed to improve everyday safety and walking conditions during the wi...
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Peter Heaven Culture Academy Emerges as a Recognized Youth Education Model in Gwangju

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858 Students Participate Across One Year of Experiential Learning The Peter Heaven Culture Academy (PHCA) , a youth vacation education program operated by Shincheonji Gwangju Church , has established itself as a meaningful alternative education model for students during school breaks. Over the course of one year, a total of 858 students participated in the program, reflecting growing interest and positive responses from both students and parents. PHCA is designed for youth members of the church’s children and student groups and focuses on helping students take an active role in exploring culture, arts, sports, and practical skills during vacation periods. Participation Growth Across Winter and Summer Terms According to program organizers, PHCA was held in two main terms during 2025: Winter Term (1st session): 29 courses 471 student participants Summer Term (2nd session): 31 courses 387 student participants Together, these sessions allowed students to expe...
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