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Shincheonji Andre Church Holds Dedication Performance by Children and Youth

A day of praise, creativity, and faith-filled hearts — led by the next generation

On June 22, Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony – Andre Tribe (commonly known as Shincheonji Andre Church) held a heartfelt Children and Youth Dedication Performance at the Andre Training Center.

This special event was a beautiful display of dedication and faith, entirely prepared and performed by the church’s young members — including children (유년회) and students (학생회). Through praise, drama, and musical theater, these young believers expressed their sincere devotion and love for God.


Building Faith Through Creativity

Since last year, Shincheonji Andre Church has united the parents’ group, children’s group, and youth group into one faith-centered community. Their goal is to provide a holistic spiritual education, nurturing not only proper biblical knowledge but also character, creativity, and responsibility.

Professional mentors from within the church generously contribute their talents, offering guidance in areas such as musical arts, big band, orchestra, and even sports. These activities help children grow in both faith and everyday life, striking a healthy balance between schoolwork and spiritual development.

This dedication performance was one fruit of those efforts — prepared through twice-weekly rehearsals as part of the performing arts club.

More Than a Performance — A Movement

“This is not the end, but a new beginning,” said Lee Jeong-woo, the tribe leader of Andre Tribe.
“We believe this step will also bring fresh life and inspiration to the wider Busan community.”

Looking ahead, Shincheonji Andre Church plans to continue supporting the youth through meaningful cultural events and talent-sharing outreach programs rooted in faith and service. It’s all part of their vision to raise the next generation as lights of the world — grounded in the Word and shining in every area of life.


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