The Church of God in Asia: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[file:몽골-하나님의-교회-성도들.jpg | | [[file:몽골-하나님의-교회-성도들.jpg |thumb|380px|Members of the Church of God in Mongolia]] | ||
The [[World Mission Society Church of God|Church of God]] has been established in most countries in '''Asia'''. The goal to establish churches in Asia began in 1997 and was accomplished 20 years later. More than 120 churches have been established in India alone, a predominantly Hindu country. There are also many members in Islamic and Buddhist countries as well. | The [[World Mission Society Church of God|Church of God]] has been established in most countries in '''Asia'''. The goal to establish churches in Asia began in 1997 and was accomplished 20 years later. More than 120 churches have been established in India alone, a predominantly Hindu country. There are also many members in Islamic and Buddhist countries as well. | ||
| Line 6: | Line 6: | ||
==Overview of the Church of God in Asia== | ==Overview of the Church of God in Asia== | ||
[[file:필리핀-라스피냐스-하나님의교회.jpg |320px | | [[file:필리핀-라스피냐스-하나님의교회.jpg |320px |thumb|View of the Church of God in Las Pinas, Philippines]] | ||
Asia was one of the first continents where the Church of God began its overseas mission in its early stages. Churches were established in Pakistan in 1997, Nepal in 1998, and gradually spread across the continent. | Asia was one of the first continents where the Church of God began its overseas mission in its early stages. Churches were established in Pakistan in 1997, Nepal in 1998, and gradually spread across the continent. | ||