Over 16,000 College Students Called to Spark Spiritual Revolution

Over 16,000 college students from around the world are on the verge of a "spiritual revolution" in Busan, Korea.Leaders of Campus Crusade for Christ International (CCCI), one of the world's largest Christian ministries, are targeting campuses across the globe for world evangelization. And the agents for a global missionary movement are college students."It's like a revolution's going to happen-a spiritual revolution, by looking at you," said Dr. Joon Gon Kim, founder of Korea Campus Crusade for Christ (KCCC), through a translator. He was speaking to students from 127 countries who packed the BEXCO Convention Center during the opening ceremonies of CM2007 (Campus Mission) Monday night.It was the first night that the international students, who commenced the historic global student missions conference on Saturday, were joined by over 10,000 CCC students from Korea. The students from overseas welcomed the Korean students to the conference with a bow and greeting in the Korean language."We believe that God wants to use South Korea in a mighty way to send revival around the world," said Pastor Rick Warren of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif., in a video message.For the past 50 years, KCCC's Kim has exhorted South Koreans to go out into the world and share the message of Jesus Christ and salvation.Accepting the challenge of the late CCCI founder Dr. Bill Bright, Kim established the first CCC outside the United States in 1958 when the country was in ruin in the aftermath of the Korean War and the Christian population was only at four percent.Today, the Christian population stands at around 27 percent and is the second largest missionary sending nation in the world. And Kim is credited by many for changing the world missionary movement.
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