The 1976 reform movement in Korea UBF, led by Korean staff shepherds, is nothing short of a miracle. What happened? Seven Koreans; Koreans who obeyed absolutely for more than 10 years. Koreans who grew up in the same war-torn environment Continue reading 1976 UBF Reform Letter: Illegal Activity
The 1976 reform movement is acknowledged briefly in the official UBF history: “In 1976, a few shepherds caused a division and left our ministry. The next year Dr. Lee was sent to America as a missionary. We had time to Continue reading 1976 UBF Reform Letter: Human Rights Abuses
In 1976, Korean staff shepherds in UBF became so agitated by the condition of UBF ministry that they were compelled to begin a reform movement, even though UBF had just been founded only 15 years earlier in 1961. Their letter lists five Continue reading 1976 UBF Reform Letter: Offering Money Abuses
It is Good Friday, April 6th 2012. Historically, Easter is the time of reform movement in the organization called University Bible Fellowship (UBF). And this Easter, I am moved to reflect on the reform attempts in UBF in the past. Continue reading Easter 2012 Reflection: Reform?
One of the “blue book” topics is something called “business mission”, which describes new ways to do “business mission”. This is something beyond tent-making, self-supporting business for mission. “Business mission” is something to be obeyed, and something commanded by Jesus, Continue reading UBF: Business Mission