Putting Down Smartphones to Make Eye Contact: Shincheonji Gwacheon Church Hosts "Daddy, Let’s Play!" Family Picnic

In an age dominated by standardized toys and digital screens, a heartwarming scene unfolded at Chomakgol Ecological Park in Gyeonggi Province. On May 23rd, the Gwacheon Church of the John Tribe of Shincheonji successfully hosted "Daddy, Let’s Play!"—a special family picnic designed to strengthen the bonds between fathers and their children through raw, screen-free interaction. Screen-Free Joy in the Great Outdoors The event welcomed approximately 30 families , including preschoolers and elementary students, who stepped away from their busy routines to embrace nature. The program was carefully curated to encourage physical touch and teamwork: The Treasure Hunt: Children and fathers navigated forest paths and bushes hand-in-hand, fostering a shared sense of achievement as they uncovered hidden slips of paper. "Catch Daddy!": A high-energy game of tag across a wide lawn that left both fathers and children delightfully out of breath, resting side-by-side on the grass...

Shincheonji’s Groundbreaking Seminar Draws Hundreds of Pastors

On January 11th, Shincheonji Church of Jesus held a groundbreaking event in Cheongju, South Korea: the Shincheonji Word Seminar on the Fulfillment of Revelation. Over 700 pastors from various denominations attended, marking a significant moment in the Christian community.

This large turnout was influenced by positive feedback from pastors who had previously attended similar seminars. Many testified to the profound impact of the teachings, calling them revelations they had never encountered before in traditional churches.


Shincheonji’s leader, Chairman Man-Hee Lee, delivered an in-depth lecture on the book of Revelation. He emphasized the importance of understanding biblical prophecy and its fulfillment, urging pastors to guide their congregations with truth and clarity. His passionate message resonated with attendees, many of whom expressed a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to their faith.


The numbers speak for themselves. Shincheonji Church has signed MOUs with 779 churches in Korea, and 83 have changed their church signs to reflect this partnership. Globally, the church has collaborated with 13,448 churches across 88 countries, with over 110 million affiliated believers.

Pastors who attended shared their thoughts:

  • "Every time I attend these seminars, I realize how much more I need to learn as a pastor."
  • "Chairman Lee's unwavering dedication, even at his age, inspires me to reflect on my faith journey."

Shincheonji Church plans to continue these seminars, fostering global unity through the teachings of the Bible.

Stay tuned for more updates on their efforts to bring believers closer to the truth.




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