YFGC

Acronym	Definition
YFGC	Yoido Full Gospel Church (Seoul, South Korea)

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The largest congregation among Pentecostal YFGC churches was developed under Yonggi Cho, who co-founded this church and is still very active in preaching, and Jashil Choi (1915-1989), his mother-in-law.

YFGC is developed through Bible women who are recognized as cell group leaders.

(20) In the candlelight vigil for the impeachment of former president Park Geun-hye, YFGC supported the anti-impeachment movement in general.

Currentlv, Korean mainline churches, including YFGC, are challenged by heretical sectarian movements.

Inquiry of Pentecostalism Regarding Pneumatology: A Theological Suggestion of a Feminist Perspective

The YFGC has been a persuasive power for poor and marginalized people.

In 1985, there were no fewer than 50,000 cells in the YFGC, thus ensuring religious commitment in the congregation.

A reflection on the growth and decline of the Korean Protestant Church

Many mega-churches have also established an Internet broadcasting station (e.g., YFGC: www.fgtv.org; Onnuri Church: www.onnuritv.com/web) where people can attend the services of the churches on line.

Encounter with modernity: the "McDonaldization" and "Charismatization" of Korean mega-churches