Foundation Laid for Christian Revival in Europe: Successful Conclusion of Bible Seminar in France
June 18th, 2024 7:00 AM
By: Advos Staff Reporter
The article discusses the successful conclusion of a Bible seminar in France organized by Shincheonji Church of Jesus, highlighting the importance of reviving Christian influence in Europe amidst declining church attendance and increasing secularization. The seminar aimed to educate pastors on the teachings of the Book of Revelation and inspire a revival within European churches.
The recent Bible Seminar organized by Shincheonji Church of Jesus in Paris, France has laid the foundation for a Christian revival in Europe. Pastor Delly Delphin Matondo of the Full Gospel denomination shared his profound experience at the seminar, expressing a strong desire to learn more about the Bible and prepare for a visit to Korea.
During the seminar, attended by over 7,000 participants, including 1,000 European pastors, the teachings on the Book of Revelation by Chairman Lee Man-hee garnered significant attention. The event was part of the '2024 Continental Bible Seminar' series initiated in the Philippines and organized in response to the declining Christian influence in Europe.
As Europe's Christian population is expected to decrease to 490 million by 2050, the seminar addressed the urgent need for measures to combat the secularization and decline of churches in the region. The rise of liberal theology, atheism, and religious pluralism has led to a loss of trust in Christianity, emphasizing the importance of reviving Bible-based teachings within churches.
Following the seminar, many European pastors expressed a desire to collaborate and learn more about the teachings of Revelation from Shincheonji Church. Plans are underway to activate Zion Christian Mission Centers across Europe to provide education and training for pastors seeking to revive their congregations.
The success of the seminar has led to increased interest from pastors worldwide, with plans for additional Bible Seminars to be held later this year in Korea. The goal is to create a platform where pastors from around the world can unite within God and His word.
As of June 5th this year, Shincheonji Church of Jesus has signed MOUs with over 12,000 churches in 83 countries overseas and witnessed a significant increase in pastors taking Bible education courses at Zion Christian Mission Centers. The church is committed to expanding its platforms for education and collaboration to further the revival of Christian teachings worldwide.
During the seminar, attended by over 7,000 participants, including 1,000 European pastors, the teachings on the Book of Revelation by Chairman Lee Man-hee garnered significant attention. The event was part of the '2024 Continental Bible Seminar' series initiated in the Philippines and organized in response to the declining Christian influence in Europe.
As Europe's Christian population is expected to decrease to 490 million by 2050, the seminar addressed the urgent need for measures to combat the secularization and decline of churches in the region. The rise of liberal theology, atheism, and religious pluralism has led to a loss of trust in Christianity, emphasizing the importance of reviving Bible-based teachings within churches.
Following the seminar, many European pastors expressed a desire to collaborate and learn more about the teachings of Revelation from Shincheonji Church. Plans are underway to activate Zion Christian Mission Centers across Europe to provide education and training for pastors seeking to revive their congregations.
The success of the seminar has led to increased interest from pastors worldwide, with plans for additional Bible Seminars to be held later this year in Korea. The goal is to create a platform where pastors from around the world can unite within God and His word.
As of June 5th this year, Shincheonji Church of Jesus has signed MOUs with over 12,000 churches in 83 countries overseas and witnessed a significant increase in pastors taking Bible education courses at Zion Christian Mission Centers. The church is committed to expanding its platforms for education and collaboration to further the revival of Christian teachings worldwide.
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