[Shincheonji culture] Loving each other: Shincheonji volunteer.

[Shincheonji culture] 

Loving each other: Shincheonji volunteer.

 Shincheonji members volunteer at various fields for the development of local community and society. As Bible teaches us the lesson of loving each other, Shincheonji practice our love through using our abilities and talents to help others.This time, Shinchoenji members gathered together to paint the wall around the bus stop. Althought painting a exterior wall isn't easy (I'm sure many of you know it if you had done it before), but it was meaningful time since this painting would make passenger to feel better while walking or waiting for the bus.

First of all, we need to clean the wall so that painting will be painted smoothly and dry nicely. Fortunately, the wall was build long time ago, but its surface was smooth enough for us to draw draft, so we skipped the first step.

Shincheonji volunteer is drawing on the wall.

Secondly, we draw drawings on the wall (We struggled with the idea of what to draw, but we wanted to draw something sometime that would make passengers to feel comfortable and welcomed).
Thirdly, paint the light background to dark colors.

Her sweet smile made me smile too.

Fourthly, paint the detailed drawing.

This young boy also volunteered together, I can tell that he was really concentrated when he was painting.

Hello, young gentleman.

Shincheonji volunteers are working on their last touches.

Let us show you the 'before' and 'after' pictures. 

BEFORE

AFTER

Can you feel the different? Before painting wasn't that bad, but it was cracked and its white painting became stained and dirty. Isn't it look much more vivid and energetic with the colorful drawings on the wall? We Shincheonji practice the spirits of 'loving each other' regardless the region, nation,religion and race.