A Gentle Footstep Toward Heroes: "Thank You for Remembering Us"

Between September 3 and 22, 2026, 202 Volunteers from 10 Shincheonji Volunteer Group Branches Nationwide Honored 2,498 National Veterans and Fallen Heroes Through Food Deliveries, Headstone Cleaning, and Personalized Care Ahead of Chuseok. In September, ahead of Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving), a warm greeting echoed through the home of a national veteran in Wonju. Volunteers arrived bearing gifts of handcrafted holiday food. "You made this yourself?" the elderly veteran asked, a smile spreading across his face as he received the songpyeon (half-moon rice cakes), jeon (fritters), and sikhye (rice punch). "Having young people visit and listen to my old stories brings great joy and gratitude." This small moment was just one instance from a massive nationwide outreach. From September 3 to 22, the Shincheonji Volunteer Group hosted 11 tailored patriotic volunteer events across 10 regions: Seosan, Cheongju, Asan, Dongjak, Daejeon, Tongyeong, East Busan, Sokcho, Won...
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Incheon Hosts “Testimony on the Fulfillment of Revelation” Bible Seminar

On September 13, 2025, Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, Matthew Tribe (led by Tribe Leader Lee Seok-gu), held a large-scale Bible seminar at Shincheonji Incheon Church. The event, titled “Testimony on the Fulfillment of Revelation,” drew the attention of local pastors, believers, and residents.

Strong Participation Onsite and Online

More than 300 pastors and believers attended in person, while an additional 1,000 participants joined via livestream, highlighting the growing interest in Shincheonji’s message of Revelation across the region.

Since January 2025, Matthew Tribe has been conducting monthly seminars for pastors. This Incheon seminar marked another milestone, offering an open space for dialogue on the meaning and fulfillment of the Book of Revelation.

A Message on the “Final Puzzle of the Bible”

Delivering the keynote lecture, Tribe Leader Lee Seok-gu spoke on the theme “The Meaning of the Final Puzzle of the Bible, Revelation.”

He emphasized:

“We all have the same Word of God — the Book of Revelation. I ask you to listen, test it against the Bible, and judge for yourselves.”

Lee explained that since “the Word is God and God is the Word,” true faith means understanding and keeping the Word to walk the path God has prepared and receive His promised blessings.

He went on to trace the flow of God’s covenant:

  • The Old Testament, broken when Adam disobeyed.

  • The New Covenant established by Jesus through His blood (Luke 22).

  • The ultimate New Covenant in Revelation, which must not be added to or taken away from.

Lee concluded with a call for open dialogue:

“God, Jesus, and the Word are one. Let us come together within the Word and reason together.”


Reactions from Pastors and Attendees

One pastor, who has been in ministry for 24 years, shared:

“I had long searched for understanding on Revelation, studying in many places. But after encountering Shincheonji’s teachings on YouTube, I was deeply moved by how they testify with clarity and logic. That is why I decided to attend today’s seminar.”

Moving Forward in Unity

A representative of Matthew Tribe remarked:

“Shincheonji Church of Jesus is committed to shining the light of faith through both words and deeds. We prepared this seminar with the hope that more pastors and believers would exchange the Word and come together in God.”

The Incheon seminar is part of Shincheonji’s nationwide series of Revelation seminars, continuing to draw pastors and congregations seeking biblical clarity and unity in faith.


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