Introducing the Huisun Memorial Hall,
the birthplace and successor
of the Huisun ideology
“Word Centered, Love for the Country”


Content : Provided by the Huisun Commemoration Association

Huisun Memorial Hall, the birthplace and successor of the Huisun ideology, had a historical opening on Pyungkang Day on May 17th.
Huisun Memorial Hall is separated into two exhibits. The first exhibit shows the life and footsteps of Reverend Huisun Abraham Park, and the second exhibit introduces the History of Redemption Series, the magnum opus, the publication of thanksgiving services and the History of Redemption seminars.
Specially on display, alongside a model of the prayer cave at Mount Jiri, are Rev. Park’s Bible used from the early 1960’s, his handwritten notes, and his original drafts of the History of Redemption series.










[01] Rev. Abraham Park’s Bible (Korean Bible Society, 3rd ed. 10 Sep 1961)
[02] Handwritten notes
[03] The original draft of The Genesis Genealogies
[04] Model of the prayer cave at Mount Jiri

Exhibit Hall 1
A Life in the Word of God, A Chronicle of Victory
The Life and Ministry of Huisun Rev. Abraham Park

Exhibit Hall 1 is separated into eight sections. Sections one through seven display Reverend Abraham Park’s life in the Word of God, and the last section follows the footsteps of his love for the country.
All exhibits have a short description with images, diorama or video slides. The following is the content displayed in each section.

1. The Preparation for Ministry and His Trials (1950s) - Staking His Life with Prayer at Mt. Jiri for Three Years, Six Months, and Seven Days
Lived through the ordeals of Korea's history including the Japanese occupation and the Korean War; firmly established the foundations of "Love for the Country" and "Word Centered" ministry through his liferisking participation in the war and prayer at Mt. Jiri.

[Diorama 1] The prayer shelter at Mt. Jiri, Rev. Park reading the Bible, and the arrowroot leaf on which he recorded his findings from his studies of the scripture

2. Establishing the Church ? From a Tent to Building Ilsuk (“One Rock”) Church (1960s ~ Nov
1971)
He embarked on his preaching and evangelism tour of the country and started to plant churches. From One Stone on Mt. Zion Church(1969) to the tent church, Ilsuk Church (1971), he moved from church to church and constructed sanctuaries during this difficult yet fulfilling time period.

[Diorama 2] Preaching fervently in his ministry years at the tent church

3. A Church with Great Revival: Daesung Church with a “Loud Voice” (1980s)
After Ilsuk Church was constructed, the church grew on the wings of the Word and prayer. In just six years the church moved to Noryangjin, and building a sanctuary under the new name of Daesung Church (July 7, 1977), the saints entered into a period of immense revival.

[Diorama 3] Construction scene of Ilsuk Church

4. Ministry for the Church and the Nation - Prayer Service for the Country and its People
“Save the Nation Prayer Services on the Mount” were held at Mt. Jangan and Mt. Jiri, and the“Services for the Country and its People” were held every Thursday. His Bible-centered faith and patriotic ministry gave fruition to the History of Redemption series as well as the Modern and Contemporary History of Korea series.

[Diorama 4] Prayer for the Nation atop Mt. Jangan and Mt. Jiri

5. A Leap Forward: The New Era of Pyungkang Cheil Church at Oryudong (1990s~Present)
With a period of rapid growth and revival after moving the church to Oryu-dong, a leap toward global missions was started. Domestically, he became the moderator of the Hapdong Bo-Su Denomination and focused on developing the churches within the denomination. Internationally, a 3-year, 6-month circuit tour saw the planting of many branch churches in the US and other countries.

[Diorama 5] Assembly at the Jehovah Jireh Retreat Center at Mt. Seorak

6. Publication of the History of Redemption Series and a New Mission (2007~Present)
Through the publication of the History of Redemption series, ministry focus shifted from quantitative growth to qualitative development; as the firstborn church, it strove to provide true spiritual food to Christians worldwide and led the world in spiritual revival

[Diorama 6] Thanksgiving Service for the Publication of the History of Redemption Series

7. The cradle of the Word and Love - Pyungkang Garden and Huisun Rev. Abraham Park
Although Rev. Abraham Park, holding victory in his heart, was called by God on December 17, 2014, his warm love and passionate preaching that he shared in this garden of Pyungkang will forever be remembered.

Following in the footsteps of its founder, Pyungkang Cheil Church strives to complete the History of Redemption series and fully spread the Word. The church will continue to run forward in world missions to further God’s redemptive administration.

[Diorama 7] Rev. Park blesses the congregation

8. Only One Way to Love Your Nation: "If you have no nation, you have neither church nor family"
Born in Hwanghae Province in Haeju, Sariwon, Rev. Abraham Park experienced the pain of the Japanese occupation and the intense ideological conflict that tore the nation apart after liberation. He enlisted in the National Defense Guard after defecting to South Korea. He participated in suppressing the Yeosu-Suncheon Uprisings and fought against North Korean partisans.

During the Korean War, he suffered a gunshot wound to his left inner thigh in a battle around Mt. Jiri and was discharged. Upon the foundation of these experiences, he entered the path of ministry and devoted his entire life to only the Bible and the love of his country.

Exhibit Hall 2

Exhibit Hall 2 is decorated with the nine books of the History of Redemption Series along with its translated counterparts that were published based on the Word that Rev. Park received on Mount Jiri and which he proclaimed in Pyungkang Cheil Church for 50 years. In the center of this exhibit, there is a model of Pyungkang Cheil Church on display, 1/10000 of its original size.

May the life of Rev. Abraham Park, who walked by the Word his entire life in obedience, be carried in the Huisun Memorial Hall as the birthplace for the movement of redemptive history, being the center to spread the ideology of Huisun and passing it down forever to the generations to come.