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Modern & Global · PresbyterianSaemoonan ChurchSeoul, South KoreaFrom c. 1887Saemoonan Church connects architecture, worship, local community, and world Christian history through one of Korea’s earliest organized Protestant congregations, Korean leadership, colonial and war history, repeated buildings, urban ministry, and a striking new sanctuaryRead the full history Modern & Global · CatholicMyeongdong CathedralSeoul, South KoreaCompleted and dedicated in 1898Seoul’s cathedral, built by a church first organized by Korean lay believers and later known as a refuge for democratic protest.Read the full history Modern & Global · CatholicJeondong CathedralJeonju, South KoreaFrom c. 1914Jeondong Cathedral connects architecture, worship, local community, and world Christian history through a cathedral near an execution site of early Korean Catholics, built with mission and local labor, colonial-era context, martyr memory, and active worshipRead the full history Modern & Global · PentecostalYoido Full Gospel ChurchSeoul, South KoreaCongregation founded in 1958; Yeouido sanctuary completed in 1973The Seoul congregation whose cell-group system and enormous scale made it a defining institution of global Pentecostalism.Read the full history