🔑 Key Highlights Summary

• Over 100 established churches in Korea have voluntarily displayed Shincheonji Jesus Church signage 🎉
• Pastors made this decision after exchanging and confirming the Word 🪧
• Churches are seeing revival through increased members and voluntary evangelism ⛪
• A growing movement to prioritize the Bible over denomination 🤝
• Despite persecution, Shincheonji is spreading Word-centered faith 🔥

 

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A New Wave of Revival Begins with the Word and Shincheonji Jesus Church 🌱

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1. 🪧 100 Churches Changed Their Signage — Voluntarily!

Since October last year, the Shincheonji Cooperative Church Campaign has been gaining momentum.
And now? In just half a year, over 100 churches from established denominations — including Presbyterian, Holiness, and Full Gospel —
have replaced their existing signage with Shincheonji Jesus Church banners! 😲

Why?
Simply put: They confirmed the Word and realized it’s the truth 📖💬
This isn’t about converting to a new group — it's about recognizing the truth of the Bible and boldly proclaiming it.

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2. ⛪ From Doubt to Revival — Pastors and Members Are Changing

These aren’t churches being “taken over.” Quite the opposite!
Many pastors completed Shincheonji’s Bible education and were moved by how clearly the Book of Revelation was testified.
They began preaching this Word in their own churches, and the results?
🌟 Congregants are moved
🌟 Evangelism is happening naturally
🌟 Worship is being restored

One pastor said, “Shincheonji Jesus Church testified to the Revelation I had longed for all my life.”
Another said, “We tried many ways to revive the church, but what the people truly wanted was the Word.”

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3. ✝️ “Scripture Over Denomination” — Back to the Bible!

A growing number of pastors are realizing:
👉 Denominations don’t save — the Word does.
Just like Jesus wasn’t tied to a denomination in his time, today’s true faith is about returning to God’s Word as the ultimate standard.

They’re urging others to look beyond labels and let go of the fear of “losing” their churches.
Instead, they are discovering unity through the Word 💖📖

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4. 🌍 A New Movement of Faith — Comparable to the Reformation?

As of April, 858 churches have signed MOUs with Shincheonji for Word exchange.
This isn’t just a trend — it’s being described as a historic shift in modern Christianity.

An official from Shincheonji said:

“What began as Word exchange has now become a bold movement of preaching the Word — a restoration of true, Bible-centered faith.”

And until the day churches worldwide become one through the Word,
Shincheonji Jesus Church will continue to testify the Word of Revelation without change. 🙏🔥

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📌 In Summary

• Over 100 churches now display Shincheonji signage
• Revival sparked by Bible-based teaching
• Pastors and members deeply moved
• Denominational walls are coming down
• A new history of unity through Scripture is being written

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✨ Hashtags

#Shincheonji #WordCenteredFaith
#ChurchRevival #BibleOverDenomination
#ChairmanManHeeLee

✨ Key Highlights First!

• 🔥 Hundreds of pastors are attending events held by Shincheonji Church, seeking truth in Revelation.
• 🎥 YouTube sparked interest, but in-person experiences left them deeply moved.
• 🗣 Chairman Man-hee Lee is testifying to what he has seen and heard — not studied.
• 🌎 100M+ views and 800+ churches are connecting with this movement worldwide.
• 💡 The shift is undeniable: the Bible is no longer a mystery — it’s becoming real.

📍 Something Amazing Is Stirring in Korea...

Imagine you’re a seasoned pastor, having served decades in your denomination.

You’ve preached the Bible, taught Revelation (kind of), and led your flock faithfully.

Then one day… a 'YouTube video pops up' in your recommendations.

It’s from a group you’ve been warned about your whole life.

But out of curiosity, you click.

That one click becomes a turning point. 💥

Suddenly, what you thought you knew is turned upside down.

The Book of Revelation — long seen as too symbolic, too mysterious — now makes concrete sense.

This is exactly what happened to hundreds of pastors across Korea and beyond.

And it’s all centered around the [Shincheonji Peace Institute] 2025 Shincheonji’s Bible Seminar hosted by the Shincheonji Church of Jesus.

🙋 Pastors Are Going Where They Were Told Not to Go

Let’s be real — Shincheonji Church hasn’t exactly been welcomed with open arms in mainstream circles.

Words like “cult” and “controversial” have been thrown around for years.

And yet… pastors who dared to see for themselves are discovering a side of the Bible they never knew existed.

At a recent gathering held in mid-May, a crowd that was originally expected to be around 200 people ballooned to over 500.

They had to move the event outdoors because the venue just couldn’t contain the growing interest!

And the best part? It wasn’t just for those physically present — it was also broadcast live worldwide 🌍

The message didn’t stay in one place — it reached the homes and hearts of people across continents.

One official from Shincheonji noted that what draws people in is not pressure, but power — the power of the Word.

“Those who come say it’s on a different level,” he explained. “This isn’t about joining a group — it’s about discovering the truth of God’s Word.”

 🧭 The Message Isn't Theory — It’s Eyewitness Testimony

At the heart of all this is the Chairman Man-hee Lee, leader of Shincheonji Church.

He’s not your typical religious leader.

No seminary degree. No denominational background. No textbook training.

Just one man — who says he "saw and heard" what Revelation describes.

He shared how his journey didn’t begin in a church, but in the countryside, after returning from war.

He wasn’t taught the Bible — he was "shown it."

And from that moment, everything changed.

He boldly stated,

“I didn't know anything about God’s work. But when I saw the events of Revelation unfold before me, I knew it was real.”

He doesn’t claim authority from education.

He claims it from the scripture itself — pointing directly to Revelation 22:8 and 16,

which speaks of one who sees and hears the events of the prophecy.

To many who heard his testimony, it wasn’t about charisma — it was about truth.

One pastor who attended said, “I’ve read Revelation dozens of times, but never understood it. Now I do.”

🧠 Minds Are Changing, Hearts Are Stirring

Another evangelist, in her late 60s, said she’s been in the church most of her life.

But confessed that she'd never truly experienced the grace of the Word until she attended this event.

“At first, I didn’t even understand what was being preached,” she said.

“But the more I listened, the more it felt like God was speaking directly to me.”

And she’s not alone.

Many pastors — some still active, some retired — admitted that their understanding of the Bible was surface-level at best.

Revelation was something to avoid, spiritualize, or skim over.

Now? They see it as a living blueprint — one that’s unfolding in real time. 🔍

Some even confessed that they had used Shincheonji materials in their own sermons — albeit discreetly.

“It’s not about agreeing with a name,” one pastor said. “It’s about agreeing with the Bible.”

🌐 Numbers Don’t Lie: The Movement Is Growing

The impact is measurable.

As of May 2025:

• 📺 Over 100 million YouTube views on Revelation seminars.
• 🤝 858 domestic churches have signed MOUs with Shincheonji.
• 🏛 More than 100 churches have changed their signs and now identify with Shincheonji.
• 🌍 Global requests for follow-up lectures and Bible education are surging.

This isn’t hype. It’s a movement.

And it’s turning skeptics into seekers.

✋ “We’re Not Asking You to Join — Just Compare With the Bible”

Chairman Lee made it clear:

“This is about the Word. If what we testify is true, then preach it in your own church.”

It’s a challenge — not a command.

He urged listeners to verify everything through Scripture, not through bias.

Because the Bible is the standard — not human opinion.

He warned that Revelation 22:18-19 says if anyone adds or takes away from the prophecy, they’ll face judgment.

So the stakes are high — eternally high.

Yet, the invitation is open:

🕊 "Test everything. See if it's true. And if it is — share it."

⚠️ A Turning Point for the Korean Church?

Officials from Shincheonji say that 2025 is shaping up to be a milestone year.

Interest in the Word is no longer limited to fringe seekers — established leaders are asking deep questions.

And with more public events, online broadcasts, and regional seminars planned, the momentum isn’t slowing down.

There’s a clear shift.

It’s no longer about denominations.

It’s about the fulfillment of God’s promises — and who’s willing to recognize it.

 ✨ Final Thoughts

There are moments in history when something changes.

When people stop following tradition blindly and start seeking truth boldly.

That moment might be now.

And it’s happening not in Rome… not in Jerusalem… but in Korea

If you’ve ever felt like Revelation was too complicated…

If you’ve ever wanted to understand what God is really doing in our time…

Maybe it’s time to take a second look — and listen for yourself.

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Before we begin, here are the key points you should know:

• Shincheonji Church is known as the only church where "all members have mastered the Book of Revelation".  
• "Weekly Bible Tests" are conducted to ensure ongoing mastery and growth.  
• The average test scores are astonishingly high, with "97% of members passing" and "99.9% scoring over 90 points".  
• Former pastors who joined Shincheonji testify to its "unparalleled biblical knowledge and practice".  
• Shincheonji urges the global Christian community to "judge true orthodoxy through the Bible", not through prejudice or tradition.

📖 Engraving the Word in Heart and Mind, Not Just on Paper

In an era where many profess faith but few deeply understand the Scriptures,  

Shincheonji Church of Jesus stands as a unique and extraordinary example.  

Every believer at Shincheonji Church does not simply attend worship.  

They undergo a "systematic and structured biblical education" at the Zion Christian Mission Center, progressing through elementary, intermediate, and advanced levels.  

It is only after successfully passing a "rigorous final exam" — comprising around 100 detailed questions — that individuals are allowed to become full-fledged members of the church.

Chairman Man-hee Lee, leading the church with a spirit of devotion, continuously reminds members through his sermons,  

🙏 "If anyone adds to or subtracts from the Book of Revelation, they will not enter the kingdom of heaven." (Revelation 22:18-19)

He earnestly urges believers to "engrave the entire Word of Revelation into their hearts and minds", emphasizing that true faith is demonstrated through obedience to the Word, not merely external confession.

📝 Weekly Tests: Training to Become a “Walking Bible” 📚✨

To fulfill this calling, the Education Department of Shincheonji has established the "Seal Confirmation Test", a weekly examination given to all members worldwide.  

Originally initiated online during the pandemic, these tests are now held face-to-face at the churches, ensuring continuous engagement with the Scriptures.

The goal is clear:  

Not just to memorize the Bible, but to "become a living testimony of God’s Word".  

The recent results speak volumes:  

- The average score achieved from January to April of this year was an impressive 99 points.  

- 97% of participants successfully passed.  

- 99.9% scored over 90 points, reflecting not only academic understanding but also heartfelt devotion.

Through these weekly tests, the members are being molded into "walking Bibles" — believers who carry the New Covenant and the prophecies of Revelation with them every day.💖💕

🔥 Challenging the World to Discern True Faith Through the Bible

Despite criticism and misunderstanding from traditional denominations,  

Shincheonji Church boldly challenges:  

💪 "If we are wrong, show it through the Bible. If not, why persecute those who live by the Word?"

Many Christians today label Shincheonji Church as heretical without truly understanding its teachings.  

Yet, when asked to explain based on Scripture why it is considered heresy, few can provide a clear answer.  

Former pastors who converted to Shincheonji Church testify that no other church teaches the Bible from Genesis to Revelation as systematically and thoroughly as Shincheonji Church does.  

One pastor humbly shared,  

💙 "After joining Shincheonji Church, I realized how little I truly knew. I am now rebuilding my faith from the ground up."

Such testimonies remind us that "true faith must be evaluated not by tradition or prejudice, but solely through the standard of the Bible". 📖

🌱 A Thirst for Truth: Where the Word Flows Freely 💧

An official from Shincheonji Church expressed,  

"Just as a thirsty traveler seeks water, the true believers of this era are gathering where the Word of life is proclaimed clearly and purely."

Indeed, the Bible is clear:  

Those who know, keep, and fulfill God's Word are the ones who belong to Him.

Thus, Shincheonji Church invites all Christians around the world regardless of denomination to come, listen, and discern for themselves through the Word.  

Not through the rumors of men, but through the testimony of the Bible itself. 🌍

Now is the time not to rely on hearsay or old assumptions.  

It is time to open the Bible, read its promises, and witness with our own eyes and hearts who is truly carrying out the work of God according to the New Testament and Revelation.

#BibleMastery #RevelationFulfilled #WalkingBible #ShincheonjiChurch #TrueFaithChallenge

 🔹 Key Highlights:

🎉 41 years of faith and growth honored at Cheongju Church

🌍 5,000+ attendees with worldwide participation via live stream

📖 Chairman Man-hee Lee’s call to action: Strive for godly perfection

🎓 Record-breaking Zion Mission Center graduates: 111,628 in 2024

❤️ Church’s impact beyond faith: Blood donations, social contributions

🤝 MOUs signed with 13,835 churches in 88 countries for Bible exchange

🩸 World record: 71,215 blood donors in 24 hours (Guinness World Record 2022)

A Celebration of Faith & Expansion

The Shincheonji Church of Jesus recently celebrated its 41st anniversary, marking over four decades of faith, dedication, and rapid growth. Held on March 14th at Shincheonji Cheongju Church, the event gathered more than 5,000 members in person, while countless others participated through a live-stream broadcast. 🌏✨

The service was a time to reflect on the church’s history, celebrate its achievements, and discuss the future. It opened with a special video and a history report detailing Shincheonji’s remarkable progress.

 

Chairman Man-hee Lee: “Let’s Strive for God-like Perfection”

🔥 Taking the stage, Chairman Man-hee Lee delivered a powerful message, urging believers to grow in faith and live by the Word.

He emphasized:
📌 "God wants us to be completely created by the Word. I must become one with the Word and understand the reality of Revelation."
📌 "Instead of judging others, let’s focus on achieving godly perfection ourselves."

He also challenged all believers to base their faith on the Bible alone rather than engage in religious conflicts. 💡 “Let’s not persecute each other, but judge all things according to the Word.”

Unparalleled Growth Despite Global Christian Stagnation

📊 Despite the decline in many traditional Christian denominations, Shincheonji Church has thrived, drawing tens of thousands into biblical studies.

🔹 Graduation milestones from the Zion Christian Mission Center:
✔ 2019: 103,764 graduates 🎓
✔ 2022: 106,186 graduates 🌎
✔ 2023: 108,084 graduates 🚀
✔ 2024: 111,628 graduates – an all-time high! 🎉

This explosive growth has led to international partnerships, with:
📌 819 churches in Korea and 13,835 churches in 88 countries signing MOUs for Bible study exchange 📖
📌 87 Korean churches and 1,552 churches in 45 countries officially adopting Shincheonji Church's teachings 🌟

A Church That Gives Back to Society ❤️

Beyond spiritual growth, Shincheonji Church has made major contributions to society, practicing love and service:

🩸 Guinness World Record Blood Donation Drive (2022) – 71,215 donors in 24 hours!
💉 Plasma donations for COVID-19 patients – showing Christ’s love in action!

One long-time member shared, "Seeing the revival of Shincheonji, I realize that God's promise, 'Your beginning will be small, but your latter days will be great,' is being fulfilled!" 🙌

 

The Year of Love and Blessing 💖

As Shincheonji Church looks ahead, members are committed to living out its 2024 motto – “The Year of Love and Blessing”.

📌 "We will spread the light of Revelation to the world and become a beautiful church that fulfills God’s will!" 💡

With careful planning and consideration for others, attendees even minimized traffic congestion by using public transport 🚋 – a reflection of Shincheonji’s spirit of discipline and order.

The 41st anniversary wasn’t just a celebration – it was a declaration of continued faith, growth, and love for the world to see! 🌎💙

#Shincheonji41stAnniversary #FaithAndGrowth #BiblicalTruth #ZionMission #YearOfLoveAndBlessing

🔥 Key Takeaways

🔹 700+ pastors attended the Shincheonji Bible Seminar to learn about Revelation.
🔹 Growing recognition—many pastors say Shincheonji Church offers a unique perspective not found in traditional churches.
🔹 Chairman Man-Hee Lee calls for biblical accuracy—"We must see and believe in the reality of Revelation."
🔹 Global momentum—13,548 churches in 88 countries have signed MOUs with Shincheonji Church.

📖 Pastors Seeking Answers in Cheongju

On November 11, over 700 pastors from various denominations gathered in Cheongju, Chungcheongbuk-do, for the Fulfillment of Revelation at Shincheonji Bible Seminar. This massive turnout highlights a growing trend—Christian leaders are actively seeking new insights into the Book of Revelation.

Held at Shincheonji Cheongju Church, the event was part of a nationwide movement drawing increasing attention. Many pastors who had attended past conferences highly recommended it to their peers, citing the unique depth of teaching.

One common sentiment among attendees?

“This is a revelation I could never hear in my own denomination.”

This marks a shift in the Christian landscape, as more pastors question traditional teachings and seek alternative interpretations of Scripture.

🏛️ “Biblical Faith Over Church Traditions”

The Chairman Man-Hee Lee, the event’s key speaker, has spent years advocating for a correct understanding of the Revelation. He emphasized that faith should be rooted in biblical truth rather than denominational traditions.

“I have studied the Book of Revelation harder than any other passage and have seen the reality of its prophecies,” he stated.

Lee urged pastors to re-examine their teachings, warning against misinterpreting Revelation or adding personal opinions to Scripture.

🔹 "Now is the time of prophecy being fulfilled—see and believe in the reality.”
🔹 “Let’s not condemn but examine the Bible verse by verse."
🔹 “Truth cannot be bought with power or money—you must seek it with an open heart.”

Many pastors in attendance responded with applause and agreement, acknowledging the need for deeper biblical study.

📊 A Growing Movement—The Numbers Speak

This isn’t just a local phenomenon—Shincheonji’s influence is expanding globally:

✅ 779 Korean churches have signed MOUs with Shincheonji Church.
✅ 83 churches in Korea have changed their signboards to reflect their new direction.
✅ 13,548 churches in 88 countries have aligned with Shincheonji, totaling 1.1 million members.
✅ 1,535 churches in 44 countries have rebranded under Shincheonji Church.

These figures indicate a growing openness to Shincheonji’s teachings, especially among leaders looking for fresh insights into biblical prophecy.

🎤 Pastors Reflect: “We Need to Relearn”

The impact of the conference was profound. Many pastors admitted that the teachings challenged their previous beliefs and encouraged personal growth.

Pastor Kim, a repeat attendee, said:

“I always learn a lot when I come here. I feel embarrassed as a pastor because I realize how much more I need to learn.”

Pastor Lim echoed this sentiment, emphasizing:

“Seeing the Chairman Lee, at over 90 years old, preach with such passion makes me reflect on my own dedication.”

He added that he now wants to share this newfound truth with his congregation so that more believers can understand the fulfillment of Revelation.

🔮 What’s Next?

Due to overwhelming demand, Shincheonji will continue hosting Bible Seminar in Korea and abroad, with a focus on fostering unity through biblical study.

With more pastors engaging in discussions on Revelation, could this signal a shift in Christian teachings worldwide?

📌 What do you think? Should churches rethink their approach to Revelation? Drop your thoughts below! 👇

 Key Points:

• A church in Busan organized a "Share Love with Blood Donation" campaign to help those in need.
• Over 80 members participated, with more than 60 successfully donating blood.
• Participants felt joy and pride in contributing to saving lives.
• The campaign aims to create a culture of blood donation across all ages.
• Blood donation is crucial as there's no substitute, making every donation invaluable.

Hey everyone! 😊 Today, I want to tell you about something super amazing that happened at a church in Busan. It's all about love, hope, and saving lives! Let's dive in!

A Drop of Blood, A World of Hope 🌍💧

Did you know that just a small amount of your blood can bring so much hope to someone in need? Recently, a church in Busan decided to spread love by organizing a big blood donation campaign. They called it "Share Love with Blood Donation," and it was all about helping people who need blood to get better. Isn't that awesome?

Coming Together to Make a Difference 👫❤️

On the 26th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., a special blood donation bus parked right in front of the church. People of all ages, from young folks to the elderly, lined up to give their blood. Every hour, more than 10 kind-hearted people hopped on the bus to donate. In total, 80 wonderful people participated, and over 60 of them were able to donate blood! That's a whole lot of love!

Feeling the Joy of Giving 😃✨

One young man in his 20s shared how special it felt to donate blood at his church for the first time. He said, "I've donated blood before, but doing it here made it even more meaningful. I want to keep donating blood and make a good impact on the world." Another member couldn't hide their happiness, saying, "It felt so good knowing my blood could save lives! Plus, the donation voucher I got can help others too!" Stories like these warm my heart! 💖

Saving Lives Together 🩸🤝

An official from the Busan Blood Center explained how important blood donation is. "Even with all our science, there's no substitute for blood. If people don't donate, patients can't get transfusions and might lose their lives. Donating blood is the noblest way to save lives." The church representative added, "We're so grateful to be part of this meaningful work. We want to keep creating a culture where everyone, young and old, can share life through blood donation."

Spreading the Love Further 🌟

This amazing campaign is not just about solving the blood shortage. It's also about teaching everyone the precious value of sharing life. I hope more churches and groups join in this wonderful mission! Imagine how many lives we could save if we all participated! 🥰

Join the Movement! 🚀

So, what can we do? Let's spread the word! Tell your friends and family about how important blood donation is. Maybe suggest organizing a blood drive at your school, church, or community center. Every drop counts, and together, we can make a huge difference!

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7 Years Later... We Still Have Many 'Ji-in'

Key Points

1. Memorial Service for Gu Ji-in: Church members gather to remember the 7th anniversary of Gu Ji-in's death.

2. The Tragedy of Forced Conversion: The personal and societal impact of forced conversion.

3. Destruction of Families: The impact on families and the need to address forced conversion as a social issue.

4. Ongoing Fight for Religious Freedom: Efforts to raise awareness and eradicate forced conversions.

Memorial Service for the 7th Anniversary of Gu Ji-in's Death 🌸

On the 9th of this month, members of the Shincheonji Gwangju Church of the Peter Branch gathered to remember the memory of Gu Ji-in, who tragically lost her life due to forced conversion. Despite the freezing cold and heavy snow, church members of all ages came to the memorial booth to pay their respects. They offered chrysanthemum flowers and prayed, each person leaving heartfelt messages in memory of the late Gu Ji-in. The messages conveyed their deep longing and determination to never forget her story.

One message on the memorial booth poignantly read, "It's been a long time since I haven't seen our faces together. I always remember it in my heart, but I miss it every year. Let us be together again." This sentiment was shared by many attendees, including young believers who felt a personal connection to Gu Ji-in, as well as a father and daughter who had faced family opposition due to religious differences.

The Tragedy of Forced Conversion 💔

The memorial booth also displayed photos of Ms. Gu Ji-in, capturing her cheerful and playful smile. A young believer, who was the same age as Gu Ji-in, shared, "I think about her more because we are the same age. I remember that he must have had many difficult moments, but she always tried to keep her face bright. I think she's doing the same thing where she is now. I wrote a memorial message that said, ‘I will always pray for you until we meet again.’"

A father and daughter attending the service also shared their feelings. The father, with tears in his eyes, said, "I have a daughter of the same age, and I also had a hard time with my family's opposition when I moved from another church to this one, so I don't feel like it's anyone else's business." His words highlighted the personal impact of forced conversion on families and the importance of addressing this issue.

The leader of Gwangju Shincheonji Church, speaking at the memorial service, emphasized that forced conversion is not just a religious issue but a serious social problem that destroys families, violates human rights, and undermines the constitutional right to freedom of religion. He stressed that if we do not address the truth about illegal forced conversions, it is a tragedy that can happen to anyone.

Destruction of Families and Society 🏠

He further explained that forced conversion destroys the fundamental unit of society: the family. He stated, "Forced conversion destroys the 'family,' which is the most fundamental part of society. It is not just a religious issue, but a serious social issue that tramples on people's constitutional right to freedom of religion, violates human rights, and leads to the breakdown of families." His words underscored the need to protect human rights and religious freedom to prevent such tragedies from occurring.

The official from the Gwangju Jeonnam branch of the Human Rights Alliance for Victims of Forced Conversion also highlighted the ongoing issue of religious discrimination and forced conversions in Korea. He stated, "Although freedom of religion is guaranteed in the Constitution, there are still victims in Korea who are suffering from religious discrimination and forced conversions even after seven years." The organization is committed to raising awareness through photo exhibitions and media outreach to eradicate forced conversions.

The Continuing Fight for Religious Freedom ⚖️

The late Ms. Gu Ji-in's story serves as a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggle for religious freedom. She was imprisoned and forced to convert twice, once in July 2016 and again in December 2017, before tragically losing her life at the age of 27. Gu Ji-in's experience highlights the need for continued efforts to protect individuals' right to religious freedom and to stand against forced conversion practices.

The Human Rights Alliance for Victims of Forced Conversion is dedicated to continuing this fight. By organizing photo exhibitions and engaging in media outreach, they aim to shed light on the issue of forced conversion and advocate for the protection of human rights. Their efforts are crucial in ensuring that the tragic events experienced by Gu Ji-in are not repeated and that religious freedom is upheld for all.

Remembering Gu Ji-in 🕊️

The memory of Gu Ji-in lives on in the hearts of those who knew her and those who continue to fight for religious freedom. Her story serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of forced conversion and the importance of standing up for human rights. As church members and activists gather to honor her memory, they renew their commitment to advocating for a society where freedom of religion is truly respected and protected.

#RememberGu #ForcedConversion #HumanRightsViolations