Rev. Younghan Lee
General secretary Kosin Protestant Church in Korea
06593, 10-5 Gomurae-ro
Seocho-ku, Seoul, 137-803
SOUTH KOREA
At the 2001 synod, it was decided to enter into limited correspondence with these churches.
The Kosovo Church emerged from the large Presbyterian Church after World War II, led by some ministers who refused to join the Japanese imperial worship. The confessional scriptures of the Kosovo churches are the Westminster Standards.
In recent years, an increasing number of students from these churches have come to the TUA (further) study.
The KPCK has about 230,000 baptised members, 1,577 congregations and 2,300 pastors. The theological college in Chonan has about 400 students.
The KPCK are characterised by great missionary zeal, about 220 missionaries are working in 46 countries worldwide. The KPCK are members of the International Conference of the Reformed Churches.
We have limited correspondence with this church.