Teaching Gratitude on Police Day: How Shincheonji Sokcho Church Children Express Thanks to Local Officers

Ahead of South Korea’s Police Day (October 21) , the Children’s Department ( Yunyeonhoe ) of Shincheonji Church of Jesus, Philip Tribe (Sokcho Church) , held a special character-building activity during Sunday service on October 18, 2026, focused on learning gratitude for public safety officers. The initiative helped young children understand the daily sacrifices of police officers who protect local neighborhoods and taught them how to express sincere appreciation through heartfelt letters and colorful artwork. Eye-Level Education: Understanding Public Safety During the service, a guest instructor from the church PR department delivered an interactive lesson tailored to children. The lesson explained the daily duties of police officers—such as night patrols and community safety—and taught practical emergency responses, including how to call 112. Through the engaging session, the children gained a newfound respect for officers whose quiet hard work often goes unnoticed in daily life. Fo...
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Precision Healthcare and Nutrition Support: Shincheonji Volunteers Provide Targeted Summer Relief for Vulnerable Groups Across South Gyeonggi

Addressing Extreme Seasonal Heatwaves Through Tailored Regional Care

With summer heatwaves posing severe health risks to vulnerable populations, establishing targeted private-led safety nets is essential for community protection. Elderly individuals living with chronic conditions and single-living citizens face heightened physical vulnerabilities during extreme temperatures. To provide tailored relief, the Shincheonji Volunteer Group Seoul & South Gyeonggi Regional Alliance announced on July 20th that it has expanded its customized summer care campaign across its local branches, carrying forward a welfare tradition maintained continuously since 2022.


Osan & Hwaseong Branches: Freshly Prepared Oriental Samgyetang for Disabled Residents

On July 14th, the joint Osan and Hwaseong branches launched a targeted nutritional delivery project in collaboration with the Osan Branch of the Gyeonggi Association of Persons with Disabilities:

  • Target Households: The branches selected 20 local households with disabilities recommended by the association to receive direct home care.

  • Nutritional Support: Volunteers personally prepared and delivered freshly cooked Hanbang Samgyetang (oriental ginseng chicken soup) accompanied by freshly made cabbage kimchi (geotjeori).

  • Beneficiary Response: One recipient shared deep appreciation upon receiving the meal, stating, "Feeling that someone remembers and visits us with true sincerity offers great comfort during this harsh summer."

Pyeongtaek Branch: On-Site Health Diagnostics and Heat Wave Management for War Veterans

On July 16th, the Pyeongtaek Branch operated a specialized health and wellness consultation clinic at the Pyeongtaek Veterans Hall, catering directly to 6·25 Korean War veterans:

  • Medical Consultations: Professional nursing personnel accompanied the volunteer team to perform direct physical assessments, measuring blood pressure and blood sugar levels, followed by personalized health counseling.

  • Heatwave Safety Guidance: On-site medical personnel advised senior veterans on proper hydration, avoiding direct sunlight during peak hours, and managing chronic conditions such as hypertension and diabetes during extreme weather.

  • Hydration Relief: Following the health check-ups, fresh watermelons were served to help the attending veterans cool down and stay hydrated.

  • Participant Feedback: One participating veteran noted, "Living alone makes it easy to overlook small health issues, so having medical professionals check my condition directly was immensely helpful. I hope opportunities like this continue."

Extending Sustainable Private Safety Nets Across South Gyeonggi

A representative from the Seoul & South Gyeonggi Regional Alliance emphasized that extreme heat represents a direct disaster for social safety blind spots. The Alliance reaffirmed its commitment to expanding continuous health checks, nutrition support, and seasonal welfare operations, ensuring that vulnerable community members remain safe and well-supported throughout the summer season.

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