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Written by Samuel Kim
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Thursday, 02 July 2009 |
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GRACE KOREAN CHURCH
Grace Korean Church was planted in 1982 in the Orange county of California in USA. Pastor Kwanshin David Kim began the church with only three families teaching them with Holy Spirit filled Bible studies. Since the beginning, the church allocated more than half of church finance for the missions visioning to fulfill the Great Commission of our Lord Jesus. The dream of the church receiving great rewards has been progressively fulfilled as the church has been sending many missionaries and planting numerous churches around the world.
Tres Dias retreat started since 1985 now becoming much loved spiritual renewing program to believers in the world. Presently the church has grown with mission emphasis sending over 130 missionaries planting thousands of churches throughout the world. Grace Korean Church now has a new 21st century church vision discovering a new discipleship strategy called “Basket Operation.” This strategy is implemented to effectively lead nonbelievers to the Lord then training them to become the disciples of Jesus Christ through step by step discipleship programs. The church is entirely committed to fulfill the Great Commission of the Lord.
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Young Nak Celebration Church of Los Angeles |
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Written by Samuel Kim
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Tuesday, 23 June 2009 |
Young Nak Celebration Church is a missional community that CONNECTS people to God and to one another, SERVES in ministry, and EXTENDS God's kingdom. The fullest expression of being a missional community is to “bring people in” and “send people out”. That is, we seek to bring those who are unchurched into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ through an experience of the gospel and, also, to send those who are churched out into the communities, both locally and around the world, that they may impact the world for Christ. Here are some other characteristics that we seek to achieve as a missional community!
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Young-Eun Presbyterian Church |
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Written by Veronica Han
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Tuesday, 03 March 2009 |
Finding ground in South Whittier and bordering La Mirada and La Habra, Young-Eun Presbyterian Church has been home to countless of families and individuals throughout the decades.
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Written by Julian Park
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Wednesday, 04 February 2009 |
 A day at DFC |
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