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174 Jeolla-do Jeolla-do 175

159 Cheonhae Church 160 Dokcheon Church

24 Cheonhae-gil, Haksan-myeon, Yeongam-gun 30-6 Yeongsan-ro, Haksan-myeon, Yeongam-gun

During the Korean War, Jeong Gil-sung, a member of Dokcheon Church, was martyred. At
that time, Yeongam produced 88 martyrs, and the list of martyrs is as follows.
Gurim Church: Kim Jung-nim, Noh Hyung-sik, Jang Seong-rye, Noh Byung-cheol, Noh
Byung-hyun, Choi Kyung-ae, Choi Ki-woo, Lee Yi-soon, Kim Deok-kyung, Kim Chang-
eun, Kim Heung-ho, Kim Chang-bin, Kim Sang-rak, Kim Bong-gyu, Chunyang-nim, 4
unknown people (19 people) / Dokcheon Church: Jeong Gil-seong (1 person) / Maewol Church:
Lim Ja-il, Lee Tae-il, Lee Young-sim (3 people) / Samho Church: Kim Sang-gyu, 1 unknown
person (2 people) / Sangwol Church: Preacher Shin Deok-cheol, Seo Seok-geun, Kim Chun-
dong, Yunseong, Im Yu-sang, Jo In-sim, Lee Bok-man, Im Hang-woo, Lee Il, Jo Jae-yoon,
Shin Jang-mo, Lee Jae-jo, Lee Chun-man, Song Bok-yoon, Im Sang, Im Sa-sang, Jo Jung-
deok, Kim Gil-sung, Im Yeo-sang, Joseph, Jeon Ya-gob, Jo Yoon-gi, Maria, Jin Dae-sik,
Im Tae-gwang (26 people) / Sinheung Church: Elder Park Byeong-geun, His Son Park Geum-
Cheonhae Church gyu (2 people) / Yeongam Eup Church:
Preacher Kim In-bong and Elder Kim Dong-heum, Ordained Deacon Park In-jae, Deacon
Kim Won-bae, Kim Yun-ja, Kim Dong-shin, Roh Yong-sik, Bang Tae-in, Chae Soo-won,
Sung-won, Kim Seok-young, Park Ju-
sang, Park Tae-jun, Yoon Sang-rim,
“We will try our best to faithfully discover Lee Moon-chan, Jo Bu-bok, Jang
and inherit the valuable legacy of martyrdom.” Sung-sim, Jo So-rye, Kim Bok-soon,
Kim Bok-yeon, Kim Jong-soon (24
people) / Cheonhae Church: Pastor
Park Seok-hyun, his wife Kim Gu-
nam, Son Park Won-taek, Deacon
10 people from Cheonhae Church including pastor Park Na Ok-mae, Moon Bong-soon, Oh
Seok-hyun were martyred by communist forces during the Juk-hyun, Kim Min-su, Hyun Young-
Korean War. Until now, the church has dealt with cases of pil, Haenam, Pil-nam (10 people)
being killed by communist forces during the Korean War
as martyrdom. The church considers being killed while
defending one’s faith as martyrdom.
“The faith of sacrifices,
devotion, and martyr
awakened the dormant
churches”

Dokcheon Church