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ATV News Peru reports on the World Mission Society Church of God. ATV News visited Zhang Gil Jah in South Korea and reported that there were 200 students there visiting from the United States and Europe, thousands visiting per year.

The ATV News segment is obviously a very one-sided report on the WMSCOG. Why didn’t the news station interview any former members to get their side of the story? How much revenue do these trips to the “holy land” generate for the South Korean airlines per year?

According to GoodTV, the World Mission Society Church of God filed an injunction with the court in order to stop a segment about the reported abuses suffered by victims of the WMSCOG from airing on May 1, 2020. Good TV insisted on airing the segment called Cult Sirens and filed a motion to dismiss the WMSCOG’s motion for an injunction on the basis that it would violate the freedom of the press and the public’s right to know. It appears that the WMSCOG has established a long running reputation for going to great lengths to silence any criticism of the group.

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Hapimo, an advocacy group for victims of the World Mission Society Church of God, files a lawsuit against WMSCOG leaders Zahng Gil Jah (Jang Gil Ja) and Joo Cheol Kim. The lawsuit alleges that the WMSCOG leadership has acquired 90 church buildings worth approximately $570 Million USD between 2012 and 2017. Why would the WMSCOG claim that the world would end in 2012, and then go on to use the members’ donations to acquire so much real estate?

Korean Man Says That The World Mission Society Church Of God Damaged His Family. Uploaded to YouTube by Bareun Media on April 13, 2017.

GOODTV NEWS S. Korea Reports The World Mission Society Church Of God Similar To Shincheonji Cult

South Korean reporters televised an investigative report on the World Mission Society Church of God in 1999. The video provides documentary proof that the World Mission Society Church of God believed and taught members that the world would end in 1999. It also proves that the WMSCOG has a long history of:

• destroying families
• instilling fear in members with fear-mongering videos
• convincing members to give large amounts of money, even if it means selling their homes and taking out loans
• claiming that a nuclear explosion will destroy the earth
• claiming that only Zion (WMSCOG churches) will be saved
• convincing members that they will get a call from the General Assembly (Headquarters in South Korea) when the end comes

The reporters go into the WMSCOG undercover, after being denied entry. The reporters even visit Zahng Gil Jah’s apartment (before she moved into the “Jerusalem Temple”) where the person inside refuses to open the door. The reporters speak to one of Zahng Gil Jah’s family members who claims that when Zhang Gil Jah was just a member of the WMSCOG, she proclaimed that the world would end soon. The family member says that Zahng Gil Jah ultimately divorced her husband after she began attending the WMSCOG. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

In this news report by Telemundo, the World Mission Society Church of God claims that Zahng Gil Jah (a.k.a. Jang Gil Ja) will not die (timestamp 4:52).

CBS NEWS: Pastor Jin-Sik Jin, Chairman of the Korea Christian Diplomatic Counseling Association, won the victory after two years of court battles with the World Mission Society Church Of God (WMSCOG).

To view a copy of the Suwon District Court (equivalent to federal court in the US), click here.