The last lecture of the 50th Anniversary Book from 2011 has some clear explanations of what the Korean UBF missionaries think about the crisis of people leaving UBF. The lecture is entitled “Terrible Times and the Bible”. Terrible times… indeed.
A while back I was surprised to discover plans for creating schools to teach UBF ways in the 50th Anniversary Book.
Over the past 10 years, the on-campus, Bible study front-groups for University Bible Fellowship have grown in popularity (in the USA; perhaps elsewhere also). They have, in some cases, become a new ministry. If the main UBF leaders have been Continue reading UBF: Back to para-church?
Anyone familiar with University Bible Fellowship understands that UBF has been heavily influenced by Samuel Chang-Woo Lee. It has been said no one ate or slept in UBF without Lee knowing about it.
As I continue to read the 1976 Korean UBF reform letter, I can clearly see a pattern. In the past, before Samuel Lee died in 2002, the allegations were against Samuel Lee himself. UBF leaders today, in 2012, would like Continue reading 1976 UBF Reform Letter: Non-Biblical Education