Today I came across a rare public document that captures UBF leaders interacting with public officials. UBF people are used to operating in a power hierarchy. They know how to obey orders and how to give orders. They are used Continue reading Public Comments about UBF
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
The 1976 reform movement in Korea UBF, led by Korean staff shepherds, is nothing short of a miracle. What happened? Seven Koreans; Koreans who obeyed absolutely for more than 10 years. Koreans who grew up in the same war-torn environment Continue reading 1976 UBF Reform Letter: Illegal Activity
The 1976 reform movement is acknowledged briefly in the official UBF history: “In 1976, a few shepherds caused a division and left our ministry. The next year Dr. Lee was sent to America as a missionary. We had time to Continue reading 1976 UBF Reform Letter: Human Rights Abuses