1,600 Gather in Busan for Shincheonji Bible Seminar, Signaling a Shift in Regional Religious Landscapes

 A Surge of Interest in the "Revealed Word"

On April 4, 2026, the Busan Andre Training Center became a focal point for religious discourse as the "2026 Shincheonji Bible Seminar" concluded with significant impact. Approximately 1,600 participants, including over 100 pastors, convened to witness the lecture titled "The Secrets of the Book of Revelation That Every Believer Seeking Heaven Must Know."



Evidence of Change: 1,000 Pastors and 78,000 Believers

According to recent reports, the Busan and Gyeongnam regions have seen a remarkable increase in theological engagement since the pandemic. Over the past few years, 15 Bible seminars and 39 open houses have attracted a cumulative total of 78,000 believers and more than 1,000 pastors. This trend suggests a growing openness toward Shincheonji’s teachings within the established religious community.

The Standard of Faith: The Scriptures

During his keynote address, Chairman Lee Man-hee emphasized that the Bible must remain the absolute standard of faith.

"To believe without knowing what one believes is not true faith," Chairman Lee stated. "It is crucial to understand the precise meaning and the physical realities of the prophecies in Revelation. Adding to or subtracting from these words forfeits one’s entry into the Kingdom of Heaven."

Ministerial Exchange in the AI Era

The seminar transcended a simple lecture by hosting a specialized session on "Ministerial Sharing and Exchange." Participants discussed practical applications of the Word in the AI era and explored possibilities for inter-denominational cooperation, moving beyond traditional sectarian boundaries.


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