The Zion Christian Mission Center of the Shincheonji Church of Jesus continues to make a notable impact on the lives and values of its students, drawing attention for its growing influence beyond traditional religious circles.
On November 4, Shincheonji Church of Jesus announced the results of a recent survey conducted from October 17 to 25 among 1,285 soon-to-be graduates. According to the data, 97.9% of respondents expressed satisfaction with the positive changes in their lives after completing the program.
When asked about the most significant personal transformations experienced through the Zion Christian Mission Center course (multiple responses allowed), 99% provided positive feedback. The most common change cited was “increased inner peace and emotional stability” (50.7%).
Many young participants in their 20s reported overcoming uncertainty and anxiety about life. One graduate, who grew up in a Christian family, shared,
“I always lived with fear of death, but through this course, my anxiety disappeared. I finally met the true God I had longed for.”
A 70-year-old male graduate added; “I’ve come to feel a sense of peace and newfound attachment to life.”
Another participant reflected, “I gained a sense of purpose and direction, and the emptiness I once felt is gone.”
Nearly half of the respondents (46.7%) reported “spiritual growth and a deepening of faith.”
A graduate in their 20s noted, “I had studied the Bible in various churches, but I never felt I truly understood it. Through this program, I finally came to grasp its true meaning.”
A man in his 60s added, “I used to struggle with belief, but through studying the Book of Revelation, my faith has become firm.”
Meanwhile, 42% said the greatest change was “finding a purpose in life.”
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One participant explained, “I used to live without clear goals, just going with the flow. This became a turning point — I now understand what true happiness means and have found purpose.”
Other positive outcomes included; Developing a more positive mindset (41.2%), Gaining tolerance through forgiveness and love (38.3%), Improved relationships (25.8%), Better stress management and problem-solving (20.4%), A new perspective on social life and career (16.5%).
Notably, 57% of graduates had no prior religious affiliation, indicating that the course appeals not only to existing believers but also to those without any religious background.
Some respondents commented, “At first, I thought it was just a Bible lecture, but it became a chance to reflect on my life and relationships,” and “It helped me establish life principles that transcend religion.”
In addition, 99.6% of participants said the program “helped them understand the Bible and build proper faith.”
Satisfaction with the curriculum and instructors was also high, with 94.5% satisfied overall, including 73.3% who said they were “very satisfied.”
A representative from Shincheonji Church of Jesus explained, “The Zion Christian Mission Center helps individuals gain accurate biblical understanding while discovering personal meaning and purpose in life.”
The 116th Graduation Ceremony was held on November 2 at the Cheongju Church under the theme “Love and Blessing, the Light That Shines on the World.”
During the ceremony, the church emphasized qualitative growth and the recovery of the essence of the Word as key values, expressing its commitment to continuing to spread positive influence within society.
