Founding & milestones
Today
Self-supporting churches
Korean and Mongolian congregations sustain their own ministries.
Source: ICOC mission society records
Mission & vision
The churches of Korea and Mongolia are self-supporting, funding their own ministry staff and outreach.
Grouped together on this map, they represent two very different fields: an urban, highly connected Korean church and a smaller, dispersed Mongolian work.
Territory
3 countries · 18 churches
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KORPRKMNG
Initiatives & programs
City churchesCongregations anchored in Seoul, Ulaanbaatar and other cities.
Student ministryOutreach among university students.
Goals
01
Sustain local ministry
Keep both fields self-supporting.
02
Extend into Mongolia
Grow the smaller Mongolian work.
Latest from the field
Live articles matched to this society from the ICOC directory feed.
Churches
18 of 18 shown · January 2025 Disciples Today survey.
Seoul Church of ChristSeoul, South Korea199
Seoul Church of ChristSeoul, Korea199
East Seoul Church of ChristSeoul, South Korea156
East SeoulEast Seoul, South Korea156
Bundang Church of ChristBundang, South Korea149
Bun-Dang Church of ChristKyung gi do (Bundang), Korea149
Pusan Intl. Church of ChristBusan, South Korea58
Pusan Intl. Church of ChristPusan, Korea58
Ilsan Church of ChristIlsan, South Korea57
Ilsan Church of ChristIlsan (Kyung gi do), Korea57
Taegu Church of ChristDaegu, South Korea33
Taegu Church of ChristTaegu, Korea33
Daejeon Church of ChristDaejeon, South Korea29
DaeJun Church of ChristDaeJun, South Korea29
Ulaanbaatar Church of ChristUlaanbaatar, Mongolia25
Ulaan Baatar Church of ChristUlaanbaatar, Mongolia25
Ilsan Jeja Church of ChristIlsan, South Korea20
Ilsan JejaIlsan Jeja, South Korea20
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Sources
- ICOC mission society records
- Disciples Today church survey, January 2025 (live church data)
Church data compiled by Sergio Pulido and Disciples Today (January 2025).