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“You could remove the powerful preaching from our church and it would still continue. You could remove the administration of pastoral care through the cell group system and the church would still continue. But if you remove the prayer life of our church it would collapse.”

Quote by David Yonggi Cho

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David Yonggi Cho

David Yonggi Cho is a Korean pastor known as the 'Father of the Korean Church'. Born on February 14, 1936, he is the founder of Yoido Full Gospel Church in South Korea. Cho has promoted the spread of the Gospel in Korea and globally, making a profound impact on the development of Christianity in Korea. more

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