The World Church Leaders Meeting 'CLF World Conference' Concludes

Simultaneous Interpretation Broadcast in 6 Languages Including Korean via YouTube Channel CLF KOREA

2020 CLF World Conference. This event was held online in a non-face-to-face format.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] The ‘2020 CLF World Conference,’ held online without face-to-face meetings for three days starting from the 25th, successfully concluded.

This event was hosted by CLF, a global union of Christian leaders rather than a specific denomination, under the theme ‘Ready for your comeback?’ The purpose was to return to the original Christian voice of spreading the gospel to families and society in accordance with the new era.

The conference, held from the 25th to the 27th, was conducted online in response to COVID-19, timed according to each country and continent for Christians attending from around the world.

Considering the diverse languages of the attendees, all conference programs were simultaneously interpreted into six languages?Spanish, Russian, Chinese, English, French, and Korean?through the official YouTube channel, CLF KOREA. Interpretation in other languages was provided via individual YouTube channels of the respective countries.

The programs were also diversified into common and individual programs according to local circumstances and the needs of pastors from each country. The main programs of CLF, including special lectures by Pastor Park Ok-soo and keynote speeches by Christian leaders such as Andrew Wommack and Joaquin Pe?a, as well as thematic lectures on ‘Life of Faith,’ ‘Church History,’ ‘Prison Ministry,’ and ‘Levitical Sacrifices,’ were broadcast globally. Testimonies from Christian leaders of each country and group discussions were conducted individually.

The attending pastors united in the intention to return to the Bible and to God. They called for all Christians and Christian leaders worldwide to raise their voices together again, to spread the gospel to families, churches, and society at large, and to restore the true role of the church.

Pastor Park’s special lectures were held twice daily, morning and evening, for three days, totaling six sessions. He lectured on John 2 ‘The Wedding at Cana,’ Genesis 40 ‘The Chief Cupbearer and the Chief Baker,’ and 2 Kings 7 ‘Samaria in Famine,’ among others.

The organizers explained that the conference attendees experienced a moment of testifying to new changes through CLF.

In particular, this conference was an event where many churches worldwide, regardless of denomination, united in the heart to ‘return to the Bible.’ Socially, it also shared the intention to heal conflicts and divisions among people caused by COVID-19.

In the United States, where the CLF World Conference was originally scheduled to be held in New York in March, the online conference received positive responses from attendees amid heightened social conflicts due to COVID-19.

Bishop Bernard Sala, a European bishop of the ‘Christian Action Faith Mission’ who attended the event, said, “I express my gratitude to CLF for providing time to fellowship with Pastor Park Ok-soo and pastors and for the vision of CLF through the conference,” adding, “It was a special and beautiful time that cannot be taken lightly, and I want to join in spreading the gospel throughout CLF and all of Europe.”

CLF plans to carry out projects such as supporting cyber seminary education, advanced pastoral courses, Sunday school and youth leadership support, church problem-solving support, and continuous joint meetings and exchange activities.

CLF is a global Christian organization uniting and exchanging among Christian leaders worldwide. Since its launch in 2017, it has held forums and symposiums in over 100 countries, including the New York CLF World Conference, Hong Kong CLF Asia Conference, and CLF World Convention Korea, with more than 360,000 pastors attending to date.

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