In a significant display of solidarity and conviction, large numbers of South Korea’s evangelical Christian groups converge in central Seoul to protest the impending legislation of anti-discrimination bills that address same-sex relationships.

Organizers expect this mass gathering to draw around two million participants for a fervent worship service, marking a pivotal moment for the evangelical community in the region.

This protest is set against a backdrop of rising global opposition among various Christian communities, particularly in the United States, Latin America, and Africa, where many are vocalizing their resistance to expanding rights for same-sex relationships and the broader acceptance of diverse sexual orientations.

As these communities unite in their beliefs, the Seoul gathering serves not only as a local demonstration but also as a reflection of a worldwide movement among conservative Christian groups.

The anticipated event is expected to feature powerful sermons, prayers, and a reaffirmation of traditional values, as attendees express their concerns over what they perceive as a threat to their beliefs and societal norms.

Agencies.