Penang Manmin Deaf Church Celebrates 18th Anniversary in Malaysia
Penang Manmin Deaf Church in Malaysia marked its 18th anniversary with a special service on Nov. 8, bringing together local congregants and church representatives from several countries.
Manmin Central Church in Seoul, South Korea, led by Senior Pastor Dr. Soojin Lee, said the anniversary service commemorated the church’s founding and reflected on its history.
Pastor Hakyoung Lim, vice president of the Pastors’ Association at Manmin Central Church, delivered a sermon titled “God Who Is Faithful,” based on Numbers 23:19.
Local congregants and church representatives from several countries attended the service. An afternoon Holy Spirit-filled prayer meeting followed, with participants joining in prayer and praise and praying for the church and its members. An anniversary celebration featuring performances was held at a local hotel that evening.
The visit also included training sessions and meetings with church workers and congregants from Malaysia, Thailand, Europe and other regions.
On Nov. 7, training sessions were held for church workers from Malaysia, Thailand and Europe. Meetings were also arranged with representatives of the Penang Women’s Missionary Association and Youth Missionary Association. The delegation subsequently met congregants from Latvia, the United Kingdom and India to discuss their faith and local church activities.
On Nov. 9, the delegation met with congregants from Romania, Moldova, the Faroe Islands and France before concluding its schedule in Penang.
The delegation then traveled to Kuala Lumpur. On Nov. 10, it visited Kuala Lumpur Manmin Church and held consultations with church workers before leading a Holy Spirit-filled prayer meeting at SIBCC Church.
On Nov. 10 and 11, the delegation met with local pastors and congregants before leading a Holy Spirit-filled prayer meeting at Capital Manmin Church.
Manmin Central Church said the visit commemorated the 18th anniversary of Penang Manmin Deaf Church while strengthening ties among church workers and congregants in Malaysia, Europe and other regions.
Manmin Central Church was founded in Seoul, South Korea 1982. It is a Christian church that emphasizes faith based on the Bible and the preaching of the Gospel.
The church actively engages in domestic and international missionary work, sharing the Gospel with people around the world.
Through various media platforms, including GCN TV, the internet, and YouTube, the church broadcasts worship services and Christian programs to audiences worldwide.
It publishes and distributes Christian books, e-books, and audiobooks in multiple languages to support global missions and promote Christian literature.
Through worship, prayer, evangelism, charitable activities, and community service, the church seeks to strengthen believers’ faith and put the love of Christ into practice.
