Japanese Protestant Churches in Korea after World War II
| Autor: | Wonjung, Lee |
|---|---|
| Jazyk: | japonština |
| Rok vydání: | 2016 |
| Předmět: | |
| Zdroj: | キリスト教社会問題研究 = The Study of Christianity and Social Problems. 65:43-78 |
| ISSN: | 0450-3139 |
| Popis: | 1904年旧日本基督教会が朝鮮半島の日本人を中心に伝道を開始した以来、日本の敗戦まで朝鮮半島の日本人教会の数は最大50、その信徒は5400人を超えていた。戦後、すべての日本人信徒は日本に引き揚げたが、彼らが使っていた教会の礼拝堂と牧師館などは、解放後教会の再建を試みていた朝鮮の牧師とキリスト者の一部が伝道を開始するか、あるいは既存の教会の再出発の土台になることができた。韓国の草洞教会と日本の青山教会は、それがきっかけでエキュメニカル宣教を展開した。 In 1904, the Church of Christ in Japan inaugurated Chosen mission. Since then, there were more than 5400 Japanese Christians in about 50 communities. After the WWII, most of the Japanese Christians had to retreat to Japan. The chapels and houses for the pastors of Japanese churches were left and taken over to the liberated Korean Christians. Some of the Korean pastors and Christians began their new church or restarted their ministries in the equipped chapels. Considering such a historical fact, Chodong Presbyterian church in Korea which was one of them could began the ecumenical work with Aoyama Church in Japan and it developed more with the joining of Presbyterian Church in Taiwan. 論説(Article) |
| Databáze: | OpenAIRE |
| Externí odkaz: |
|