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- Q1756443 subject Q8790498.
- Q1756443 subject Q8790517.
- Q1756443 abstract "Young Nak (YN) Presbyterian Church was founded in Seoul on December 2, 1945 by 1992 Templeton Prize recipient, Kyung-Chik Han. Inaugurated by twenty-seven refugees from Soviet occupied Korea, Young Nak steadily increased in membership as more refugees sought religious freedom below the 38th parallel.On March 24, 1949, ground was broken for a new facility to replace the building and tent that had become too small for the growing congregation. By the time the new church building was completed in May 1950, membership had increased to over 4,000. By 1992, when Rev. Han was awarded the Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion, membership had grown to 60,000 (making it, at that time, the largest Presbyterian congregation in the world), excluding 500 sister churches planted by members of the original congregation.In 1998, under the auspices of Rev. Han, who at the time was a Pastor Emeritus, Young Nak gained an English language ministry, International Worship in English, which was founded by an American missionary to Korea, Bill Majors. For his efforts, Majors was made an Honorary Citizen of Seoul in 2005.Presently the senior pastor of YN is Rev. Chul Shin Lee (1997–present).".
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- Q1756443 wikiPageExternalLink myiwe.com.
- Q1756443 wikiPageExternalLink young-nak-presbyterian-church.
- Q1756443 wikiPageExternalLink www.youngnak.net.
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- Q1756443 wikiPageWikiLink Q624051.
- Q1756443 wikiPageWikiLink Q8684.
- Q1756443 wikiPageWikiLink Q8790498.
- Q1756443 wikiPageWikiLink Q8790517.
- Q1756443 wikiPageWikiLink Q987080.
- Q1756443 comment "Young Nak (YN) Presbyterian Church was founded in Seoul on December 2, 1945 by 1992 Templeton Prize recipient, Kyung-Chik Han. Inaugurated by twenty-seven refugees from Soviet occupied Korea, Young Nak steadily increased in membership as more refugees sought religious freedom below the 38th parallel.On March 24, 1949, ground was broken for a new facility to replace the building and tent that had become too small for the growing congregation.".
- Q1756443 label "Young Nak Presbyterian Church".
- Q1756443 depiction Young_Nak_Church_2007.jpg.