Rev. Dr. Sang-bok Kim
Elder Pastor of Hallelujah Community Church
I pray that all young people of the Korean Church who desire to rise to prepare the return of our Lord will come to Campus Mission Camp, and pray and commit together for the revival of the Church and the restoration of the nations. I am confident that the Holy Spirit will work in this camp to bring restoration to each individual, as well as raise them up as workers of the harvest who will complete the rapid evangelization of the world. I pray that you will join together to share in God’s burning heart for the Korean Church and Global Church, and become his instruments for the work of the gospel and the kingdom of God.
Pastor Yongsil Kim
Yeonjeong Church, Founding Pastor
Presbyterian Church of Korea Denomination (Hapdong) Head Chief
CTS Christian TV Former Representative
“And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever and ever.”
As the times get darker and the end draws near, the message of the world is to love yourself, money and the pleasures of this world. Even Christians who are called to live as salt and light, set apart from this world, have lost discernment and are living recklessly, enslaved to the message of this world. In such a time as this, we must become like Daniel and not succumb to the powers of this world. We must be the young generation of Jesus and like the morning dew of youth, arise like a cloud and lead many back to the right way. We must not waste away on this earth but rise up courageously to proclaim the eternal Kingdom of God. To all the young men and women gathering at Campus Mission Camp, I have great hopes that God will anoint and raise you up as his disciples who will overcome the evil one as the young generation living for God’s eternal Kingdom.
Elder Joon Lee
Former Minister of Defense (37th)
Chairman, AMCF(Association of Military Christian Fellowship) Mission Support Organization
The world is facing unprecedented crisis. The uncertainty of the future of mankind is being intensified by growing global religious tension, environmental crisis and energy depletion. In addition to this, in the recent days, international order is being seriously challenged by the North Korea nuclear weapon crisis. Domestically, the challenges of homosexuality and anti-Christian sentiment are being amplified and the churches are not able to stand up and withstand. In such a time as this, faithful Christians must arise together. Young men and women of prayer must gather their hearts together and commit together for the revival of Korea. Now is a time where we must go before God together. I invite all who love the Church to the Campus Mission Camp.