글

라벨이 #DemographicAwareness인 게시물 표시

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...

Beyond the Numbers: Shincheonji Gwangmyeong Church Commemorated World Population Day

이미지
In an era marked by shifting global demographics and severe regional population declines—particularly in South Korea, which faces unprecedented low birth rates—discussions around population often revolve strictly around cold statistics. However, addressing long-term demographic challenges requires moving beyond aggregate charts. True sustainability begins when a society learns to value every single individual, recognizing that the future depends on cultivating environments where everyone feels respected and empowered. To champion this holistic perspective, the Gwangmyeong Church of the Bartholomew Tribe of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus launched a dynamic civic awareness campaign. Titled "One Earth, One Shared Future," the initiative was held in Gwangmyeong on July 10 to commemorate World Population Day , an international day established to increase awareness on global population issues. Operated entirely by church volunteers, the campaign eschewed passive, one-way informa...