🔥 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! 👇