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 leaders from the two nations. Most importantly, the training aimed to further raise relatively young leaders-especially in China-so that they may lead the mission and bring revival.
The training began on March 14 with four profound lectures delivered by Pastor Sophia Hong, exploring the themes of the cross, resurrection, and the Kingdom of God. Participants received abundant grace as they deepened their understanding of the cross and the love of Christ.
Following the lectures, the teams from Korea and China presented their quarterly mission reports, sharing their strategies and plans for the coming months while highlighting key achievements.
After the mission reports, a prayer meeting continued with specific prayer topics shared by each region. Participants united their hearts in earnest prayer before the Lord. In addition, the first day concluded with heartfelt testimonies shared by three young leaders who were visiting Korea for the first time.
The second day began with Sunday service at ANC. Afterward, participants toured Jeju Island, including a visit to Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak), a UNESCO-listed volcanic crater famous for its spectacular sunrise views over the ocean.
The leadership training concluded with great grace and joy in Christ. Participants expressed deep gratitude for the love and service they had received and shared their desire to attend the second training scheduled for July this year.
SLS gives thanks and glory to the Lord for His presence and love revealed during the training, and prays that the leaders will continue to excel in their ministry while remembering the grace they received.