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The South Korean government has officially approved the admittance of North Korean athletes as well as supporters to enter their nation in order to participate in this year’s Incheon Asian Games which South Korea will be hosting in September. READ MORE
Ministries
A special seminar was provided for the 1st wave mission teams of KCCC (Korea Campus Crusade for Christ) USA who had just entered Korea after serving three weeks in their respective mission fields. The seminar focused on how to readjust to society after a mission trip and getting ready for a new beginning. It took place on July 1st at Phoenix Park Ski Resort, right after the 2014 CCC Summer Conference. READ MORE
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Perhaps one of the most important and talked about task of the Korean church and the Campus Crusade for Christ ministry in Korea is the gospelization of North Korea and eventually spreading the Gospel throughout the entire Korean peninsula as well as the rest of the world through reunification. Many spiritual leaders believe that God intends to eventually open the doors to North Korea. In response, CCC in Korea decided to take a step of faith by encouraging students to start what they called a “Reunification Bank Account”. READ MORE
Mission
Preparing to enter a foreign country to spread the Gospel is no easy task. Doing the actual ministry in the mission field can be even harder despite the blessings and rewards that God has in store for his obedient servants. However, perhaps the hardest part of any mission trip is realizing it is time to say goodbye. READ MORE
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The 2014 CCC Summer Conference, hosted every year by Campus Crusade for Christ in Korea, was held in Pyeongchang, Gangwondo province in South Korea, where over ten thousand college students, and student leaders gathered from all over Korea and even around the world to worship and praise the Lord. The theme for this year’s conference was Reset In Christ. READ MORE
Mission
For the last week of their mission trip, the KCCC LA team was sent out into the countryside of Mongolia to share the Gospel with two nomadic families they met as they drove through the plains. READ MORE
Mission
Every year, before KCCC (Korea Campus Crusade for Christ) in Los Angeles sends out its many short term mission teams to their respective fields, the younger students always get to hear stories and testimonies and stories about what makes each country unique and special. For Mongolia, it was leaving the city of Ulanbaataar to take the Gospel to the nomadic people living in the countryside. READ MORE
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The Friday on the 13th June, was the day all the members of the KCCC LA Mongolia mission team were waiting for. This was the day the missionaries were planning to officially share about the Gospel of Christ with the Mongolian college students with whom they have been having English class and fellowship for the previous two weeks. READ MORE
Mission
Perhaps the most important part of any short-term or long-term mission trip is getting to know the people of the country at a very intimate level before sharing the Gospel with them. The KCCC Mongolia mission team also put a heavy emphasis on fellowship with their Mongolian students who showed up to their English class. READ MORE
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On the last Friday of May before they started their campus ministry, the Mongolia mission team from KCCC was invited to join in MCCC’s last joint worship of the academic year. The worship was hosted at a local church behind the Ulanbaataar University campus, and students of seven college campuses were present. READ MORE
Mission
On June 2nd , after a few days to get adjusted to their new environment and overcoming jetlag, the KCCC Mongolia mission team began the first part of their campus ministry, which was to bring students that God had prepared for them to eventually share the Gospel with. READ MORE
Mission
After almost 15 hours in the air, and 12 hours in Korea, the KCCC Mongolia mission team finally landed in Chinggis Khan International Airport in Ulanbaataar, the capital city of Mongolia. The 11 Korean American missionaries were greeted by 4 Mongolian CCC key students and 2 full-time staff who will be living and serving with them for the next 3 weeks. READ MORE
Mission
On May 27th, KCCC (Korea Campus Crusade for Christ) sent out its very first of around 16 short term summer mission teams. Team #3, which composed of 6 male students, 4 female students and 1 full time KCCC staff, departed for Mongolia on schedule to start the campus ministry in the capital city of Ulanbaataar. READ MORE
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Abubakar Shekau, the leader of the Nigerian Islamic Terrorist group Boko Haram, has declared that the abduction of the almost 300 school girls was not merely an act to deny education to women, but also a proclamation of war on Christians and the damaging effects of Christianity on Nigeria. READ MORE
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Meriam Yahia Ibrahim, a Christian woman has been sentenced to 100 lashes and death for committing apostasy and adultery. She is currently pregnant with a second child. Her husband, who is currently bound to a wheelchair, expressed that all his hope lies in his prayers to God. Both the convicted mother and the husband have a long legal battle ahead. READ MORE
The Sunday Assembly, also known as the “Atheist Church”, based in the United Kingdom is scheduled to have its first global assembly. The “church” is also known to have a branch and ...
World May 06, 2014 02:34 AM EDTThe leaders of the DPRK have been making very strong statements regarding human rights. A representative from the North Korean government has stated in a speech that the U.S. is a ‘living ...
World May 08, 2014 03:08 AM EDT
