News South Korea Religion: Israeli president invites Korean Christians to Jerusalem
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin thanked South Korean Christians for “praying for the peace of Jerusalem” and invited them all to the holy city during his visit to Yoido Full Gospel Church in Seoul, Wednesday evening. In an unprecedented move, the Jewish leader visited the Christian church, with the world's largest congregation of more than half a million members, to bring “blessings of brotherhood and love” to the crowd who packed the building. “Israel will welcome you with open arms,” Rivlin, who was on a five-day state visit to South Korea, said. “I can promise you that, if you come to see, feel and breathe the holiness of the land, it will open your heart and mind.”
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Just ask the South Korean students studying the Hebrew Bible bang in the ... “There are various kinds of people and various religions are coexisting,” he says. “Obviously there are conflicts because ...
News South Korea Religion: North Korean refugees speak out: 'My Hanawon experience'
Three religions would visit Hanawon to try to ... on the outside ready to help us if we had trouble. One month in South Korean society would be the best teacher, better than three months of ...
News South Korea Religion: South Korea's pride parade marks 20 years in blaze of colour
Activists say the difference is religion: South Korea has proven fertile ground for religious groups that offered comfort and salvation that appealed during times of deep uncertainty following the ...
News South Korea Religion: South Korea’s pride parade marks 20 years in blaze of color — and 70,000 attendees
Activists say the difference is religion: South Korea has proven fertile ground for religious groups that offered comfort and salvation that appealed during times of deep uncertainty following the ...
