Kim Yun-tae et al.: Village Ministry and Frontier Churches

The growth of the Korean church has generally been suspended at its peak in 1995. It's been since the beginning of the decline in social trust for the Church. This is the peak of Corona19 and, at last, the fall of the Korean Church. An anxiety about the face-to-face services of the Untask era by Corona19 and the open-ended faiths of the Ontat era have made the future of the Korean Church uncertain. And with the movement of certain missionary groups, including some church leaders, surrounding the Corona and the Centers for Disease Control, the church is left out of Korea's society. In other words, they are completely alienated from the village. We're all confused about what we should take the path. We have to figure out what to do, how to do it. At this point the feet of the village council and the Frantier churches are like cool rain stalks. The stories of churches that are spreading God's kingdom with the pioneer spirit opening new councils in a village where trust is earned for the church, give us hope. Now the churches of the land must realize God's mind, not in buildings, but in the world, the village. It's a time when we need Jesus not only in the church, but also in people outside the building, sharing and walking. There are images of the church following him in this book. A pastoral tour of the Curona era, a path we should choose. The book has gathered eight examples of the specific actions of the village pastoral council within the community. The cases differ. There are urban churches, rural churches, and churches near the industrial establishment.

Korean title: 마을목회와 프런티어 교회들

Korean author: 김윤태 외

Korean publisher: 동연

ISBN-13: 9788964476451