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As part of its ongoing efforts to expand its mission network across Southeast Asia, Saint Luke Society (SLS) Myanmar has launched a short-term mission trip to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The mission team safely arrived in Ho Chi Minh City on May 26 and has begun a variety of evangelistic activities aimed at sharing the Gospel and strengthening ministry connections in the region. During the mission, the team will visit medical and nursing colleges

The medical volunteer organization Healing Hands participated in the “Figure Festival with Seoul Children’s Hospital and Comedian Lee Sang-hoon,” held around Seoul Metropolitan Children’s Hospital on May 3, sharing warmth and support with children. The event was organized as part of the annual charitable activities carried out by comedian Lee Sang-hoon, who serves as an ambassador for Healing Hands, to support children each year. Healing Hands joined the meaningful event to further contribute to its

The Saint Luke Society (SLS) in Latin America recently concluded its regional Way of the Cross devotional, a spiritual initiative held throughout March and April for young people and students in the health sciences. The program left a lasting impression on participants, fostering meaningful reflection and spiritual growth across the region. The devotional was promoted through digital posters and the “40-Day Challenge” WhatsApp group, which served as a dynamic space for communication, encouragement, and mutual

The Healing Hands, a medical volunteer club under the Saint Luke Society, held its 6th new member orientation on April 4 at the City Hall annex. The Saint Luke Society is a Christian medical mission organization affiliated with the Communion of Churches in Korea (CCIK) and the Evangelical Medical Association of Korea (EMAK), and since 2002, it has been consistently engaged in gospel outreach, missions, and medical service. On this day, Dr. Myungseop Shin emphasized

The Leadership Training concluded with abundant grace. The event took place at the All Nations Center on Jeju Island during the weekend of March 14-15. A total of 22 leaders from Korea and China participated in the training, including four new members. Among them was a newly committed member who serves as a cardiologist in Beijing. Saint Luke Society headquarters organized and launched this first training with the goal of strengthening unity and fellowship among

Dr. Kim Soo-jung of Saint Luke Society was appointed on February 23 as a Steering Committee Member of the Korea Christian Life Ethics Association (KCLEA). Since its founding in 2001, the Association has brought together pastors, legal professionals, medical practitioners, and others from diverse fields to advocate for the protection of life (pro-life) based on Christian faith. After completing a master’s degree in Christian bioethics, Dr. Kim had been actively engaged in academic work related

By the grace of God, Saint Luke Society (SLS) networks across multiple regions held local Christmas Retreats, coming together to meditate on the true meaning of Christmas and the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. SLS Korea, China, Myanmar, Brazil, Latin America, and the Dominican Republic each organized regional retreats, creating spaces for worship, fellowship, and deep reflection on Scripture. Across all regions, participants gathered to celebrate the birth of Jesus and to study biblical

On the 10th, a “Life Film Screening Event” hosted by SLS Healing Hands and sponsored by St. Luke Hospital and Evangelical Medical Association of Korea (EMAK) was held at the Seoul City Hall Seosomun Annex, and drew great success. The screening was attended by 66 people in total – medical professionals, aspiring healthcare workers, and regular citizens interested in bio-ethical topics. The film shown was Plan 75, which addresses issues of an aging society and

On October 17, 2025, the Saint Luke Society Brazil (SLS Brazil) held a Dedication Service in celebration of the inauguration and consecration of its first Mission Centre in Brazil. With worship, prayer and heartfelt recognition of God’s faithfulness, participants praised the Lord for guiding every step of the missionary work in the country. The service was led by Dr Thamara Durán, General Secretary of Saint Luke Society Latin, and the opening prayer was offered by