From Home Insulation to AI Photo Restorations: How 183 Volunteers Honored 150 Veterans Nationwide

From October 20 to 29, 2026, 183 Volunteers Across 10 Regional Branches Provided Home Maintenance, Outings, and Historic Preservation for 150 National Veterans and Bereaved Families 💬 "Today was the happiest day of my life." — A Korean War Veteran Participating in the Seoul Eastern Branch Historical Site Visit Honoring those who sacrificed for their country goes beyond reflecting on history. As national veterans reach advanced ages, checking their daily comfort and helping them prepare for winter has become increasingly important. From October 20 to 29, 2026, 183 volunteers from 10 regional branches of the Shincheonji Volunteer Group carried out practical patriotic outreach across South Korea, expressing respect and gratitude to 150 national heroes, veterans, and bereaved families . Home Care & Winter Insulation (Yangpyeong, Mokpo, Haenam) Regional branches visited elderly veterans' homes to improve living conditions ahead of the cold season: Yangpyeong Branch: I...

The 550m Miracle: Revitalizing Cheonan’s Old Town with "Wall Stories"

From Grey Alleys to a Vibrant Landmark

In the old downtown of Seongjeong-dong, Cheonan, a remarkable transformation has been unfolding over the past four years. What used to be a series of cracked, faded, and neglected grey walls has now become a 550-meter-long canvas of hope. The Shincheonji Volunteer Group Cheonan Branch recently celebrated the completion of the 13th "Wall Story: Becoming One Through Color" project, marking a new chapter for the local community.


A 4-Year Journey of Consistency

This wasn't a one-time event. The "Wall Story" project in Seongjeong-dong has been a long-term commitment to urban regeneration:

  • 2023: 100m created

  • 2024: 150m added

  • 2025: 100m extended

  • 2026: The latest 200m section completed Total Reach: A staggering 550 meters of beautiful murals now breathe life into the neighborhood.

"Peace Blooming on the Wall"

Under the theme "Peace Blooming on the Wall," over 200 volunteers dedicated themselves from April 19th to May 8th. They repaired cracks, painted base coats, and meticulously illustrated scenes of blue rivers, lush fields, and smiling children. The once-stagnant atmosphere has been replaced with warmth and vitality.

Winning the Hearts of Residents

The most moving part of this project was the change in the residents' hearts.

  • From Refusal to Request: One resident, who initially declined to have their wall painted, saw the beauty of their neighbor’s home and eventually asked, "Could you do mine too?" * A Heartfelt Welcome: A new resident moving into the area shared, "I felt so moved, as if the entire village was welcoming me."

Restoring the Spirit of Community

"Wall Story" is more than just an art project; it is a communication tool that bridges neighbors. The Cheonan Branch is committed to ensuring that these colorful alleys remain a space where memories stay and the community continues to thrive.


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