Ministry Structure

1. 1. Identify One Small Group ministry sites among marginalized groups within the community
2. 2. Each Small Group takes responsibility for serving one ministry site
3. 3. As a principle, every Small Group takes part in One Small Group, One Ministry

• Contact the Social Justice Missions Headquarters (02-3215-3434)
  Application guide for One Small Group, One Ministry support

1. 1. By using public transportation, you can reduce carbon dioxide, the main cause of global warming, by 1 kg for every 5 km traveled.
2. 2. You can show a minimum of consideration for the local community and residents who suffer from traffic congestion every Sunday.
3. 3. By using public transportation, we can voluntarily ease our church's shortage of parking.
4. 4. Through the campaign, people of all ages come to take part in restoring God's created order, learning the preciousness of the environment and the importance of life.

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• Debt Escape 119 : Recognizing that the debt problems of members and their families who face financial crisis because of heavy debt go beyond mere financial problems, this ministry not only practically resolves the financial crisis through spiritual, social, economic, and legal means, but also helps toward spiritual restoration.
• Distribution of the Happiness Fund : Among members who applied to Debt Escape 119, this ministry provides emergency funds of up to 5,000,000 won to members and their families who are in crisis because of immediate hospital bills or lack of food caused by sudden job loss, worsening health, or heavy debt.
• Finance School : Declaring that finances too belong to God, the Lord of all things, we must establish a right view of money and of faith. Rather than passively just saving and being frugal, this ministry studies and discusses together with members, and learns together how to manage finances according to a right view of values and of faith.
• Reading and Discussion Group : Declaring that finances too belong to God, the Lord of all things, we must establish a right view of money and of faith. Rather than passively just saving and being frugal, we seek to manage finances according to a right view of values and of faith. Its purpose is the same as the Finance School team, but it differs in that it is limited to young adults and uses the method of reading and discussion.

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• Care ministry for North Korean women living in China and their children : North Korean women who, after leaving North Korea, formed families with Chinese men and live in China are victims placed in a blind spot of human rights, harmed doubly by the oppressive North Korean regime and by the injustice of the Chinese government, which refuses to recognize refugee status. The Restorative Justice team works with local missionaries, through outreach and other means, to be a family of their birth home to these women and to share God's love with them.
• Ministry linked with Angel Tree : Through Onnuri Church's Angel Tree ministry, gifts are delivered to North Korean women living in China and their children, helping members remember them, pray for them, and support them.
• Domestic human rights ministry : Migrant workers and refugees living in Korea, and their children, can become victims of structural injustice in our society, such as racial discrimination. We find those among them who have suffered human rights harm and provide legal or financial help.

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• City-Country Bridge : A ministry that sells local specialty products of rural churches to provide income to the village and the church
• Next Generation Invitation : Each year we select one region and invite youth from nearby churches to see a play and tour sights in Seoul, and to attend a youth service and the 3rd Sunday Service, restoring their vision for worship
• Vision Trip : A ministry that visits churches requesting support from Onnuri Church's Social Justice Missions department, learns about their circumstances to decide on support, and gathers information on churches to connect with One Small Group, One Ministry
• Support for churches not yet self-supporting : A ministry that supports churches not yet self-supporting with 100,000 won per month for three years (currently supporting 59 churches)
• Scholarships for children of pastors : A ministry that supports college-student children of pastors with 1,000,000 won per year for two years (currently supporting 19 students)
• Healing Camp : Each year we select one region and invite pastor couples from nearby areas, offering fellowship and rest through sharing about ministry and honest conversation about its hardships
• Monthly Regular Outreach : A ministry that visits supported churches 5 to 6 times a year, repairs the church, and worships together
• Annual Joint Outreach : A ministry that joins with Small Group communities, medical teams, hair and beauty teams, and Evangelism Explosion teams to carry out service activities and evangelistic gatherings for residents of villages near the church
• OMC Invitation : A ministry that invites rural and fishing village pastors to revival gatherings held at Onnuri Church to give them further training
• Emergency Support Ministry : A ministry that provides support when it is judged to be truly necessary for three kinds of urgent needs (medical support, vehicle support, building repair)

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• Who: Registered members of Onnuri Yangjae. Be assigned to a ministry team to serve, contact the community secretary, ministry team leader, Love Your Neighbor team leader, or staff member by phone or text, and then meet in person
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• Sunday Service (11:30) / After the service, lunch boxes are shared with the Small Room family members who attended
• Before the service, sharing food with residents of the Namdaemun and Dongja-dong jjokbang areas, with evangelism and visitation
• Discipleship: new believer education (4-week course) / One-on-One / Cell meetings
• Material support (Thursday Cafe: every Thursday, side dishes are prepared and shared with jjokbang residents)
• On weekdays (Tuesday, Thursday, Friday), time for reading through the Bible, copying Scripture, Bible study, and praise
• Blessing: holiday services held at outside venues on Seollal, Parents' Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, with sharing of food and gifts
• Baptism and Communion: baptism is held once or twice a year as needed; Communion is held on the first Sunday of each month
• Holy Spirit retreat: once a year, Small Room family members and ministers hold a two-day, one-night Holy Spirit retreat away from the area

• Eligibility: Young adult and adult members who feel indebted to the marginalized
• Ministers: One-on-One mentors / weekday ministers (stretching exercise, hobby classes, health lectures) / weekday Bible study (BEE easy lectures, Bible exposition) /
  those who can make visits on Sundays and weekdays (encouragement, comfort, counseling, evangelism) / ministers to join the praise ministry and more
• Talent donors: Some Small Room family members have talents in calligraphy, accessory crafts, photography, vocal music, plumbing, cooking, and more, and we need talent donors who can further develop
  these gifts
• Worship location: 10-7 Dongja-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul (Elim House)
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• Multicultural Family Camp : Camping with multicultural families for two days and one night at a campsite, providing opportunities for conversation and communication among multicultural families and building affection and memories.
• A Korean Table : Marriage immigrant women learn Korean cooking once a month and experience Korean culture. As they cook, they build friendship and share and understand one another's circumstances.
• Little Prince Project : Supporting children of multicultural families to discover and grow their dreams and vision. Helping them develop a right sense of self and identity and grow into healthy members of society.
• Support for multicultural ministry organizations : Providing financial support and cooperation, according to need, to organizations serving multicultural families, such as medical expenses, Vacation Bible School costs, producing evangelistic booklets, and Christmas services.
• Daddy-Long-Legs Project : Rather than temporary, one-time fellowship and financial support for children of multicultural families, this project provides practical and stable mentoring through long-term, ongoing fellowship and financial support. It connects senior believers, including Onnuri Church members, as mentors and mentees, guiding them to be nurtured through prayer and the Word.

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• Regular worship meeting : Every Tuesday at 10:30
• Exhibitions in the church : Regular member exhibitions and solo exhibitions
• Outside exhibitions : KCAF regular exhibition, seminars
• Serving the local community : Missions ministry for marginalized groups, talent donation

• Who: Baptized members belonging to an Onnuri Church community who majored in art or work as artists, or who work in art-related fields and are interested in arts service partnership ministry
• Contact the Social Justice Missions Headquarters (02-3215-3434)

• Worship ministry : This ministry team leads the regular services that are the religious activity of the prison, preparing the order of worship and worshiping together with inmates
• One-on-One ministry : Church mentors disciple companions (inmates)
• Empathy and Character team : An advanced course in the Word and faith using BEE Bible textbooks
• Mentoring team : A ministry that empathizes with the difficulties of young inmates and helps them sort them out based on the Word of God, in which a mentor disciples a mentee (inmates in their 20s)
• Arts and Character QT team : Discipleship that changes inmates' lives through QT.
• Correspondence team : A ministry that reviews and responds to letters requesting support (books, finances, goods, and more) sent from prisons in Korea.
• Other ministries : Ministry to released inmates / special lectures such as creation science

• Contact the Social Justice Missions Headquarters (02-3215-3434)

Onnuri Fence is

• like the Good Samaritan in Luke 10, a community that forms family partnerships with children separated from their birth families, embracing them with a parent's heart and praying for them, and
• an orphan rescue ministry community that becomes mentors to young adults who have left child care facilities, worshiping, praying, and serving together so that their spirits are saved and their bodies can become independent.

• Open Fence : A ministry that shares the gospel through a happy home and parental love by forming family partnerships with children under 18 raised in child care facilities (currently about 10,000). As of 2026, we have partnered with 42 children in 5 children's homes (Gangnam Dreamville, Youngnak Boarin Won, Seondeok Won, Songjuk Won, and Seongro Won), helping them study, giving them a home experience, and sharing the gospel through worship together. On the 4th Saturday morning of each month, we hold a regular service and intercessory prayer for the children with the partner families at Onnuri Church Seobinggo Campus.
• Blue Fence : A ministry that gives scholarships and shares the gospel for the body, soul, and spirit independence of young adults preparing for independence who have been separated from child care facilities, group homes, and foster families. In 2026 we give scholarships to 50 young adults and share the gospel through regular services and one-on-one mentoring. On the 4th Saturday afternoon of each month, at Onnuri Church Seobinggo Campus or an outside location, we hold worship, lectures, group sharing, meal fellowship, and outdoor fellowship activities with the young adults preparing for independence.

• Contact the Social Justice Missions Headquarters (02-3215-3434)
• Members of other churches may also participate, but a letter of recommendation from the pastor of their home church is required.
• For Onnuri Church members, members and families who attend Cell Group services as part of their community, do One-on-One Discipleship, and faithfully practice QT (Quiet Time) can become Open Fence partner families and Blue Fence mentors.
• If more donations are collected, more young adults preparing for independence who need scholarships can be accepted. (Hana Bank / 573-910020-36505 / Onnuri Church Onnuri Fence)

• Sunday Service : North and South Korean members gather every Sunday at 10 AM in the Hanteo worship room to worship, followed by Cell meetings and a shared meal
• Sunday Next Generation Service : North Korean defector children and youth gather every Sunday at 10 AM in the Hanteo Next Generation worship room to worship, followed by lessons and a shared meal
• Sunday Morning Prayer : Every Sunday at 9 AM, we gather at Hanteo to catch up on the news of our defector members and pray together for their prayer requests and those of the Cell Leaders they belong to
• Discipleship of defectors : Defectors who attend the service are guided to fully receive the gospel through new believer education and the 1:1 Companion and Mentor course
• Academic support for defectors : Giving scholarships to defector students studying at schools of every level, and supporting them so they can study without difficulty
• Settlement support for defectors : Helping with issues related to settling in South Korean society, such as basic livelihood benefits, housing, school admission, employment, and healing from wounds

• Contact the Social Justice Missions Headquarters (02-3215-3434)
• Contact the Hannuri Integrated Team (02-3463-9686)
• As a principle, those who serve at Hanteo are chosen by the leadership from South Korean brothers and sisters who attend Hanteo faithfully, or from among defectors

• Sunday 2 PM Service : North and South Korean members worship together in one place every week, followed by Cell meetings.
• Discipleship of defectors, including 1:1 : So that defectors who attend the community service rightly know and receive the gospel, they complete new believer education, the 1:1 Companion and Mentor course, and the JDS course.
• Visiting Hanawon : Once a month, we visit Hanawon in Anseong and Hwacheon to worship with defectors.
• Outreach in Korea and abroad : North and South Korean members survey the North Korea-China border region and pray together for gospel unification.
• Support for defector youth : Giving scholarships to defector high school and college students and helping them overcome academic difficulties.
• Settlement counseling for defectors : Counseling on issues related to settling in South Korean society, such as basic livelihood benefits, housing, employment, and healing from wounds.

• Who: Defectors, or any South Korean member interested in gospel unification
• How: Attend the Hana Community service on Sunday at 2 PM
• Contact the Social Justice Missions Headquarters (02-3215-3434)
• Contact the Hannuri Integrated Team (02-3463-9686)