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Joon Gon Kim (March 28, 1925 – September 29, 2009) was a South Korean religious leader who was the founder of Korea Campus Crusade for Christ. During the Korean War, he lost both his father and his wife. In 1957, he went to the United States and attended Fuller Theological Seminary where he met Dr. Bill Bright, the founder of Campus Crusade for Christ International. In 1958, with collaboration and support from Bright, Kim established Korea Campus Crusade for Christ. In 2004, with much fanfare, Kim retired and appointed Sung Min Park as his successor.

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rdfs:label	Joon Gon Kim (en) 김준곤 (ko)
rdfs:comment	김준곤(金俊坤, 1925년 3월 28일 ~ 2009년 9월 29일)은 대한민국의 목사로 본관은 김해(金海)이고, 출생지는 전라남도 신안군 지도읍이다. '한국대학생선교회'(CCC)를 설립하고 국가조찬기도회를 시작한 인물이다. 본래 대한예수교장로회(합동) 소속이었으나 훗날 예장합동을 탈퇴하고 한국독립교회선교단체연합회 창설에 가담하였다. 신학자의 딸로서 구약신학자이며 횃불트리니티신학대학원대학교의 총장인 김윤희 박사가 있다. (ko) Joon Gon Kim (March 28, 1925 – September 29, 2009) was a South Korean religious leader who was the founder of Korea Campus Crusade for Christ. During the Korean War, he lost both his father and his wife. In 1957, he went to the United States and attended Fuller Theological Seminary where he met Dr. Bill Bright, the founder of Campus Crusade for Christ International. In 1958, with collaboration and support from Bright, Kim established Korea Campus Crusade for Christ. In 2004, with much fanfare, Kim retired and appointed Sung Min Park as his successor. (en)
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has abstract	Joon Gon Kim (March 28, 1925 – September 29, 2009) was a South Korean religious leader who was the founder of Korea Campus Crusade for Christ. During the Korean War, he lost both his father and his wife. In 1957, he went to the United States and attended Fuller Theological Seminary where he met Dr. Bill Bright, the founder of Campus Crusade for Christ International. In 1958, with collaboration and support from Bright, Kim established Korea Campus Crusade for Christ. In 2004, with much fanfare, Kim retired and appointed Sung Min Park as his successor. Kim was also a famous Korean Christian Evangelist. The story goes that during the springtime, as Kim's family was enjoying the day, an angry band of communist guerrillas invaded the village where Kim lived, killing everyone, including Kim's family. The guerrillas killed Kim's wife and father. Kim was beaten and left for dead. Late, he awoke and fled to the safety of the mountains with his young daughter, Unhi Kim. Kim learned from Scriptures to love his enemies and pray for those who persecuted him. The Spirit of God impressed upon him that he was to return to the village, seek out the communist leader who had led the attack and tell the communist leader, who killed Kim's wife and father, that he loved and forgave the communist leader, and to speak to the communist leader of God's love through Christ. This eventually happened, and the communist leader ended up kneeling in prayer with Kim and gave his life to Christ. Within a short time, a number of other communists were converted to Christ and Kim helped build a church for these and other new Christians. Kim later became the pastor of one of the largest churches in South Korea, and founder of Korea Campus Crusade for Christ. (en) 김준곤(金俊坤, 1925년 3월 28일 ~ 2009년 9월 29일)은 대한민국의 목사로 본관은 김해(金海)이고, 출생지는 전라남도 신안군 지도읍이다. '한국대학생선교회'(CCC)를 설립하고 국가조찬기도회를 시작한 인물이다. 본래 대한예수교장로회(합동) 소속이었으나 훗날 예장합동을 탈퇴하고 한국독립교회선교단체연합회 창설에 가담하였다. 신학자의 딸로서 구약신학자이며 횃불트리니티신학대학원대학교의 총장인 김윤희 박사가 있다. (ko)
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