Korean Christian Fundamentalist Assembly

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The Korean Christian Fundamentalist Assembly is a Presbyterian and Reformed denomination in South Korea founded in 2014 under the influence of Rev. Gerald Jones who graduated from Bob Jones College and came to Korea and established the Maranatha Seminary. The Fundamentalist teaching found favorable ground in Korea. Ian Paisley and Bob Jones organised the World Fundamentalist Conference in Edinburgh. The church adheres to the Apostles Creed and Westminster Confession. In 2004 it had 18,262 members and 116 congregations.[1][failed verification]

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Christianity in Korea

Catholicism|

* Catholic Church in South Korea
* Catholic Church in North Korea

Protestantism|

* Anglican Church of Korea
* Korea Baptist Convention
* Conservative Presbyterian Church in Korea
* Conservative Reformed Presbyterian Church in Korea
* Korean Christian Fundamentalist Assembly
* Korean Methodist Church
* Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Korea
* National Council of Churches in Korea
* Pure Presbyterian Church in Korea
* United Presbyterian Church in Korea
* Union Presbyterian Church in Korea
* Women Pastors Presbyterian Church in Korea
* Korea Campus Crusade for Christ
* Independent Reformed Church in Korea
* Independent Reformed Presbyterian Church in Korea
* Victory Altar
* The Church of Almighty God

| Branches of
Presbyterian
Church of
Korea|

* HapDong
* TongHap
* Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Korea
* Fundamentalist
* GaeHyuk I.
* Jesus
* KoShin
* HapShin
* KoRyuPa
* JungAng
* Daeshin
* HapDongChongShin
* HapDongChunTong
* HapDongBokUm
* ChanYang
* BoSuHapDong
* BokUm
* YeJong
* JeongRip
* Logos
* HwanWon
* DokNoHoe
* JapDongJungAng
* YeJangHapBo
* DaeShin II
* BupTong
* NamBuk
* HapDongBoSu
* SungHapChuk
* BoSuTongHap
* JeongTongChongHap
* HapDongChungYun
* HapDongJeongShin
* HanGukBoSu
* HapDongEunChong
* DongShin
* HapDongJinRi
* HapDongYunHap
* YunShin
* JangShin
* SunGyo
* HapDongYeChong
* ChanYang
* Ko-Ryu-Anti-Accusation
* HapDongChongShin I.
* HapDongChongShin II.
* HapDongSeungHoe
* JungRip
* PyungAhn
* HapDongChongHoe
* JeongTongGyeSeung
* HapDongTongHap
* HapDongBoSu I.
* HapDongBoSu II.
* DaeShin II.
* HapDongHwanWon
* HapDongBoSu IV.
* HapDongBoSu III.
* HapDongBoSu II.
* ChongHoe II.
* TongHapBoSu
* DaeHanShinChuk
* HapDongYeChong I
* HapDongSeongHoe
* GaeHyukHapDong I
* GaeHyukHapDong II
* HapDongGaeHyuk
* HapDongJangShin
* HoHun III
* ChongHoe II
* ChongHoe I
* HyukShin
* GaeHyukHapDong III
* DokNoHoe II
* BoSuJeongTong
* HapDongYeSun
* JaeGun
* Presbyterian Church in Korea (GaeHyuk)

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In North Korea|

* Korean Christian Federation
* Pyongyang Theological Seminary
* Bongsu Church
* Chilgol Church

Eastern
Orthodoxy|

| Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople|

* Korean Orthodox Church

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Russian Orthodox Church|

* Church of the Life-Giving Trinity
* Russian Orthodox diocese of Korea
* Korean Ecclesiastical Mission [ru] (ROCOR)

Interdenominational
organisations|

* The Communion of Churches in Korea
* National Council of Churches in Korea

Missionaries|

* Barthélemy Bruguière
* Laurent-Joseph-Marius Imbert
* Siméon-François Berneux
* Marie-Nicolas-Antoine Daveluy
* Charles Corfe
* Horace Newton Allen
* Henry Appenzeller
* Mary F. Scranton
* Karl Gützlaff
* Sotirios Trambas
* Ambrosios Zografos

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