Shinchonji and Faith: WVOX covers Man Hee Lee visitng the Crystal Cathedral in LA

February 20, 2013

WVOX covers Man Hee Lee visitng the Crystal Cathedral in LA

Chairman Lee Man-Hee (Man-Hee Lee) of Shinchonji's recent trip to Europe

and the USA gathered significant attention from international press.
The word of Truth is reaching the whole world.

Lee Man-Hee, chairman of Shinchonji Church of Jesus, spoke on Westchester Community Radio Station WVOX 1460 AM in New Rochelle, New York on July 13th, 2012.

WVOX is a broadly-based regional community station for residents of suburban Westchester County the Bronx, Queens and the North Shore or Long Island.

Lee Man-Hee, chairman of Shinchonji, talked in an interview airing on "Good Morning Westchester" on July 13th(live) and on July 16th(recorded).

Chairman Lee introduced himself and Shinchonji.

By the request of the host, he also talked about the end of time according to the Bible. It was interviewed by Bob Marrone, host of "Good Morning Westchester."

After the interview, Lee Man-Hee, chairman of Shinchonji, met William O'Shaughnessy, president of Whitney Media WVOX.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy said that he has been looking for the truth for a long time.
He also spoke his mind that he had the hardest time, but he was able to meet chairman Lee. He wanted to call chairman Lee father.

"Yes! It was the authentic voice of the true messenger of God.”

Protester is ejected as South Korea's Man Hee Lee testifies about the Revelation

ANAHEIM — In a bright, colorful and stage-managed event that almost went off without a hitch, more than 1,500 people flocked to the Crystal Cathedral here on Saturday to hear a sermon by the controversial South Korean religious leader — whose followers refer to him as Instructor Man Hee Lee.

Lee is the founder of the Tabernacle of the Testimony, which, according to its lightmeetslight website, is a ministry of 53 churches that boasts 140,000 members worldwide.

In a two-hour plus oration — given without notes and aided by a chalk board — Lee’s testimony included that Jesus has appeared before him and the Book of Revelation has already been fulfilled.

The sermon was in Korean, but attendees were provided with headsets that translated the lesson into several languages, including English and Spanish.

However, about an hour into the address, a woman ran up to the front of the church and started yelling — but she was quickly intercepted and ushered out of the building.

Lee, who asked that she be allowed to speak in the lobby, went on to acknowledge the opposition against his teachings, noting that “so many people curse me and want me dead.”

“I’m here to testify to the words of Jesus,” he said. “I am not here to bring down any other religion. God wants to save, not kill mankind.”

During the sermon, Lee references each chapter of the Book of Revelation, explaining what he feels the symbols mean.

According to the website, born in 1931 in the rural town of Gyeongbuk Cheongdo, as the 7th of 12 sons, it is said that his grandfather saw a radiant light shining upon Lee’s mother, and named him Man Hee, meaning light.

A former member of the Korean Special Forces, it’s further claimed his transformation came in the midst of prayer when a huge star came down and a heavenly figure appeared, introduced himself as Jesus and anointed him.

“According to his command, I went to a church named the Tabernacle Temple in Cheongdo where I saw and heard the events right before my eyes that were fulfilling Revelation. What I am testifying to is the fulfillment of Revelation.”