The Largest Graduation Ceremony of 110,000 will be Marking 4th Time the ZCMC Graduates over 100,000
Chicago, Illinois Sep 6, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - Next month, Shincheonji Church of Jesus, Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, will host its fourth 100,000+ graduation ceremony, a landmark event gathering 110,000 new graduates in a grand celebration of faith, education, and dedication. This event continues a remarkable tradition following previous graduations of 103,764 in 2019, 106,186 in 2022, and 108,084 in 2023, cementing Shincheonjis reputation as a transformative global movement.
The graduation ceremony will take place in an environment of organization and safety, featuring congratulatory messages from global leaders, performances that capture the essence of Shincheonjis bold and bible based teachings, and addresses from Chairman Man-hee Lee. Chairman Lee, renowned for his testimony and guidance on the profound teachings of the Book of Revelation, will encourage graduates which will include pastors from around the world to embrace their roles as leaders in spreading Gods word. The event will also highlight the bible based academic journey of the graduates through the Zion Christian Mission Center, Shincheonjis Bible education institution, which continues to educate and inspire thousands worldwide.
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2023 108,084 Graduation Ceremony
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