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Shincheonji’s 2024 Graduation Ceremony: 110,000 Join the Global Family of the 12 Tribes!

Shincheonji’s 2024 Graduation Ceremony: 110,000 Join the Global Family of the 12 Tribes!



This year, Shincheonji Church of Jesus is set to host its largest graduation ceremony ever, welcoming over 110,000 graduates from around the world! In just one year, 111,628 people have completed the world’s most advanced course in revealed theology at Shincheonji’s Zion Christian Mission Center. That’s not only the highest annual count yet, but it’s also setting the stage for a global spiritual shift.



Why is This Graduation Historic?

Let’s put this incredible milestone in context. Shincheonji has maintained a steadily rising number of graduates year after year:

- 2019: 103,764 graduates

- 2022: 106,186 graduates

- 2023: 108,084 graduates

- 2024: A record-breaking 111,628 graduates!



Need Help to Imagine 110,000 Graduates?

To grasp the sheer size of 110,000 people:

- Imagine filling over 200 jumbo jets ✈️ with passengers.

- Picture this: 110,000 people would fill  Wembley Stadium in London 🏟️—with its 90,000 seats—nearly 10 times over!

- It’s like adding the entire population of Cambridge, England 🏙️ (with around 110,000 people) all at once!



The Journey to Graduation: A Path of Patience, Dedication, and Truth:

Graduation at Shincheonji isn’t merely about studying theology; it’s about mastering the essence of the Bible itself. Also, it is not an easy journey—it’s a meaningful process that requires resilience, patience, and a steadfast commitment to the power of truth. 


Each graduate has gone through an intensive 8 to 9 months of study, progressing through elementary, intermediate, and advanced courses designed to deepen their understanding of the Bible. Completing this course isn’t for the faint-hearted. To graduate, students must pass a rigorous final exam with a score of 90% or higher, reflecting their deep dedication to learning God’s word.


Many face challenges along the way, but it’s the profound power of the truth that fuels their journey, giving them the strength and conviction to persevere. This shared experience of dedication makes Shincheonji graduates part of a global movement, united by a commitment to God’s teachings and a passion for living in accordance with His word. Their journey is a testament to what faith, truth, and unity can achieve, inspiring all those who witness it.




A Global Movement: Churches Around the World Embrace Shincheonji

Did you know that over 1,400 churches worldwide have taken on the Shincheonji name? This isn’t just about a simple name change but symbolizes a deep commitment to shared beliefs and unity in God’s word. The numbers speak for themselves:

- 1,442 churches across 43 countries are now Shincheonji churches.

- 50 churches in Korea alone have joined hands with Shincheonji.

- 14,000+ MOUs signed globally for the exchange of God’s word, including 747 locations in South Korea and 13,195 more in 86 other countries.



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