A promotional poster announces the 36th Gospel Unification Conference, scheduled from 1:30 p.m. Monday through noon Friday at the Osanri Choi Jasil Memorial Fasting Prayer Mountain in Paju, Gyeonggi Province. Capture from Esther Prayer Movement website.
June 29 (Asia Today) -- The Esther Prayer Movement began a five-day fasting prayer conference Monday in Paju, Gyeonggi Province, to pray for the salvation of North Koreans and what organizers call "gospel unification."
The 36th Gospel Unification Conference, also called the Fasting Prayer Assembly for North Korea's Salvation, will continue through Friday at the Osanri Choi Jasil Memorial Fasting Prayer Mountain.
Organizers use "gospel unification" to refer to reunification accompanied by religious freedom and the spread of Christianity in North Korea.
The interdenominational gathering brings Christians together to pray for what the organization describes as "a holy South Korea," the salvation of North Koreans and gospel-based reunification.
