Where all are welcome & all belong

The Korean Church of Glasgow professes the Christian faith

with Presbyterian background as we share the same doctrine

beliefs with Korean Presbyterian church that has original roots

in Westminster Confession of Faith.

We are independent church and have no parent church.

Glasgow is the economic heart of Scotland.
It is a city with a population of 800,000, following London and Birmingham.
It is the third largest city in the UK and the largest in Scotland.

There are about 150 to 200 Koreans living in Glasgow.
The exact number is unknown.

The Glasgow Korean Church was founded in 1989 by Pastor Lee Jung-soo (New Road Church, Orlando, USA).
Founded by Korean believers, it serves as a focal point for the Korean community.
We serve the local community and share the good news of Jesus Christ in this area.

Glasgow Korean Church is an interdenominational church.
If you look at pastors who have served up to now but do not belong to a specific denomination,
Presbyterian pastors (Tonghap, Kosin, Hapdong) make up the majority.

The church has church regulations.
The church constitution includes the constitution of the denomination to which the current pastor belongs.
It is becoming the disciplinary method of the Korean Church in Glasgow.

The current pastor belongs to the Daejeon Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church of Korea (Hapdong).
I am a missionary to England sent by Eunhye Sam Church (Pastor Kim Young-wook).

The mission of the Glasgow Korean Church is
“It is a church that believes according to the Word, lives according to the Word, and enjoys according to the Word.”