Philo Trust

By Chris Shin

According to World Vision, one of the world’s largest international Christian humanitarian organisations, South Korea is the only nation which has transformed itself from a receiving country to a giving country. Likewise, after the first missionary who arrived in the most unreached land of Korea in 1804, South Korea has transformed itself into a country that sent over 17,000 missionaries worldwide in 2008 alone.

CGNTV was launched by Onnuri Community Church in Seoul, Korea in 2005 to aid the Korean missionaries scattered around the world to deliver the gospel. Since then, God has been pouring out his abundant blessings on CGNTV to be a channel of the Gospel for the people who need the Lord. CGNTV is now operating 5 satellites covering most of the world and providing viewers with wholesome and spiritual programmes in Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese and Thai.

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There is an old proverb, which says: ‘Trust in God, but tie your camel.’ It acknowledges the tension we often experience when we talk about trust – what is God’s part and what is our part? When does trust mean that we do nothing except let go and sit and wait for God? And when does trust mean that we become active and make some plans and start to do things and allow God to empower and guide while we are in motion?

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