A grand Bible seminar was held at Shincheonji Naju Church...“Let us become one through the certain truth.”

About 150 pastors and 2,000 congregation members attended
A grand Bible seminar was held at Shincheonji Naju Church...
Pastors from Gwangju and Jeollanam-do stated, 
“Let us become one through the certain truth.”

On this past 29th, around 150 pastors and 2,000 congregation members attended the “2026 Shincheonji Bible Seminar A Testimony on the Fulfilled Realities of Revelation Ω,” which was held at the Naju Church in Jeollanam-do after touring major cities nationwide, including Seoul, Busan, Daegu, and Incheon. 

During a special video shown before the lecture, a letter from a pastor who signed an MOU with Shincheonji Church of Jesus was introduced. The pastor stated in the video, “I decided to sign the MOU out of a sense of duty to carry out faith according to the Word and properly teach the congregation.”

Chairman Lee Man-hee, who delivered the lecture that day, emphasized, “Now is the era in which Revelation is testified without addition or subtraction through Jesus’messenger (witness), who has directly seen and heard the physical realities of Revelation at the location of its fulfillment.” 

He continued by saying, “If one adds to or subtracts from Revelation, then one cannot enter heaven,” and urged the pastors by saying, “Put aside your pride and reputation; first learn and perceive the Word perfectly, and then teach your congregation. Let us become one through the word of truth and complete God’s final work together.” 

A pastor, who signed an MOU to exchange teachings with Shincheonji Church of Jesus, said, “I studied the Bible through various denominations, but there was nowhere that clearly explained even the physical entities. When I confirmed that there are definite physical entities rather than vague  interpretations, I gained great conviction.”

Moving forward, we will continue to share the word of truth, communicate with the local religious community, and broaden the path of cooperation so that many pastors and congregation members can come together to verify the Word and become one.