Amid a global decline in the religious population, pastors and journalists on major continents are gathering at continent-wide press conferences hosted by Shincheonji Church, on the heels of rising viewership of Shincheonji's online Seminars.

On January 28th, Shincheonji Church held a Press Conference in Africa following the growing success and popularity of its online seminars. In attendance were about 300 journalists from 55 African countries including the Chairman of Shincheonji Church

A year ago, Shincheonji's leaders including its controversial Chairman Lee Man-hee were jailed for over two months and stood trial for disobeying COVID-19. He was found innocent after trial and today seeks to teach pastors worldwide about Revelation.

Shincheonji Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, announced that it will hold a round of weekly seminars titled, "Testimony on Prophecy and Fulfillment of Revelation, God's New Covenant" from October 18th to December 27th

Online International Prayer Meeting to end COVID-19 Gathers Thousands of Shincheonji Members and over 350 guests from 29 different religions in 73 different countries.

An international meeting to pray for the end of COVID-19 was held ahead of Shincheonji's plasma donation drive expected to gather 4,000 donors.

Shincheonji Church of Jesus responded to a KCDC request asking for more plasma by providing a record-breaking 1100 donations. Bill Gates has endorsed the Korean biopharmaceutical company using the plasma from SCJ members to make a vaccine.

Two leaders of different, large South Korean religious groups show a completely opposite reaction to virus control as their congregation members fall ill with COVID-19.

The Shincheonji Church of Jesus and others around the world have spoken up against the detainment of the church's Chairman, Man Hee Lee. The people of the church report targeting and persecution while they are victims of the virus themselves.

Athenahealth improperly classified its client implementation support analysts as exempt from the FLSA's overtime protections