Shincheonji Volunteer Group Presents 'Hero Portraits' to Veterans in Jecheon

Jecheon Branch Delivered Haircut Outreach and Framed Portraits to 50 National Veterans Ahead of Chuseok as Part of the Monthly 'Companion' Project 💬 "They trimmed my hair and even framed a photograph for me—it feels like receiving a truly special gift. I am so glad to have a memory I can keep forever." — Lee Sang-goo, President of the Jecheon Chapter of the Agent Orange Veterans Association On September 23, 2026, ahead of the Chuseok holiday, a warm atmosphere filled the Jecheon Veterans Hall in Chungcheongbuk-do. As part of their regular monthly outreach initiative titled "Companion" (Donghaeng), the Shincheonji Volunteer Group Jecheon Branch organized a special event combining professional grooming with a framed photography session for approximately 50 members of local veterans' organizations . Capturing Honor: Hair Styling and 'Hero Portrait' Photography The day’s activities focused on restoring personal neatness and creating lasting physic...
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United in Peace and Scripture: 10 Zambian Pastors Sign Landmark MOU with Shincheonji Church to Serve Local Communities

When religious leaders cross denominational boundaries to focus on shared values and community care, real transformation begins. On August 10, 2026, a inspiring chapter of interfaith harmony unfolded at the Zion Christian Mission Center in Lusaka, Zambia, as ten local pastors signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Shincheonji Church of Jesus, Bartholomew Tribe.

This MOU was not merely a symbolic gesture; it represented a firm, mutual commitment to fostering peace, deepening Biblical education, and advancing humanitarian efforts throughout local Zambian communities.


A Foundation Built on Scripture and Peace Education

The signing ceremony began with a warm welcome from Pastor Albert Colombo, who highlighted that true unity starts with the Word of God. The ten participating pastors had previously completed specialized peace education courses hosted by Shincheonji Church, establishing a solid foundation of mutual respect and trust.

Pastor Colombo reflected on the significance of the event: "We have taken the first step of trust and cooperation based on the shared value of Scripture. I look forward to working together through actions that bring real benefits to our local communities, rather than just words of unity."

Under the agreement, both parties will pursue joint initiatives rooted in religious freedom and respect for individual identity, leveraging faith to promote social integration and long-term peace.

Voices from the Field: Why Local Pastors Are Joining Hands

The event concluded with warm fellowship among the spiritual leaders, who shared their enthusiasm for this newfound alliance.

  • Pastor Harriet Tembo (Serving in Lusaka): "It is vital for leaders to gather together in peace. Through this MOU, I am thrilled that we can share the message of peace and Scripture-based teachings together."

  • Pastor Joseph Mutombo (Mount Sinai Pentecostal Church): "I am actively encouraging other pastors to join us and share in this beautiful mission of peace and unity."

  • Pastor Omali Sakala: "I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to collaborate in peace activities that uplift our people."

Translating Faith into Action Across Africa

A representative from Shincheonji Zambia Church emphasized that this MOU marks the beginning of turning shared trust into tangible community service. Moving forward, the church will continue working alongside Zambian faith leaders to introduce tailored peace programs and charitable initiatives.

By bringing pastors together under the light of Scripture, Shincheonji Church is proving that when faith leaders unite in truth and love, they create a powerful legacy of hope and harmony for generations to come.


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