of OMS in the early days in Japan, Korea,
and China). As a result of the Korean village
campaign, the KEHC experienced great re-
vival in the 1930s.
This evangelism movement in the early
days of OMS in Korea is similar to the
goals of the Billion.Global vision today …
to help souls who have not yet heard the
Gospel to hear it.
With that goal always in mind, the 113 th
general assembly of the KEHC seeks to
continue the spirit of the early revival of
the Korea Evangelical Holiness Church
with the slogan, “Changing Times With
the Gospel of Holiness.” No matter how
difficult the times may be (the evangelism
campaign hit a huge roadblock in 1940
when the Japanese expelled missionar-
ies from Korea), the Gospel will be pro-
claimed, and when the name of Jesus is
proclaimed, amazing power and hope for
life will be revealed.
With great enthusiasm, the KEHC plans to
continue to expand its evangelistic ministry
through the Church Multiplication Strategy
Committee (CMSC), using the Train & Multiply
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(T&M) materials provided by OMS’ Every
Community for Christ team. Through the
sending ministry of the CMSC, laypeople
are being trained and pastors are being
coached and encouraged in abundant
proclamation of the Gospel and are mak-
ing disciples to the next generation.
For example, in May 2018, the CMSC
held a T&M launch seminar for the first
time to train Korean church planters and
missionaries in the Church Planting Training
Center and the Missionary Training Center,
and we have plans to make the T&M launch
seminar a regular part of the training course
at both centers. In February 2019, the
CMSC provided training in using the T&M
app, which can be used anywhere in the
world. OMS missionaries helped lead this
training, and the KEHC plans to continue
expanding this training. To date, the KEHC
has a total of 556 missionaries in 62 coun-
tries. About 12 full-time career mission-
aries are trained each year in a 7-month
course at the Missionary Training Center.
Special assignment, tentmaking, and other
types of cooperating missionaries receive
additional training as well. Through this,
the KEHC will continue to participate in
sharing the Gospel so that at least a billion
people can hear, understand, and believe
the Gospel message.
photo page 16: An evangelistic crusade in Seoul, Korea,
circa the 1970s. photos page 17, above: Women of the
KEHC share the Gospel on the streets. below: KEHC’s
T&M launch seminar participants