• Pray for the Korea Territory

Did you know that the Korea Territory includes the nations of Cambodia, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea), Mongolia and the Republic of Korea (South Korea)?

Each week throughout 2025, Salvationists around the world are uniting in prayer for a particular territory or region of The Salvation Army.

The focus territory/region shares prayer requests to help us pray with precision and power for one another.

This week (11-17 August), we are praying for the Korea Territory of The Salvation Army.

Australian officers, Captains Star Conliffe and Charlie Jung are currently serving in Korea as assistant corps officers at Daejeon Central Corps, a church of about 300 people in a large city in the centre of Korea.

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READ MORE: Officers serving overseas Captains Star Conliffe and Charlie Jung

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The Korea Territory has 816 officers (489 active, 327 retired); Aux-Capts 11; cadets 16; employees 1638; corps 193; outposts 13; senior soldiers 45,605; adherents 3343; junior soldiers 347.

Commissioners Kim, Byung-yoon and Cha, Soon-sam lead the territory.

The leaders of the Korea territory invite us to join them in prayer for the following:

• That all officers and soldiers live as faithful witnesses of God’s love, embodying the servant-heartedness of Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit – in accordance with the 2025 territorial slogan, ‘Testify with your Life’ (Acts 1:8).

• For the Lord’s provision with regard to human resources to further the mission of the territory. May more young people commit themselves to officership and may capable mid-level leaders be raised up to collaborate in his ministry.

• For the sustainable mission of Korea Territory through the responsible development of assets, along with transparent and efficient management of finances.

• For the effective implementation of the new governance structure, commencing in 2025. May governance committee members faithfully carry out their responsibilities. We also pray that all officers clearly understand the principles of delegated authority and accountability, in order to fulfil their God-given calling.

• For the commitment to expanding The Salvation Army’s mission work in overseas fields such as Mongolia and Cambodia, so that many more souls may come to salvation through the work of God.

• For the vision of The Salvation Army Korea Territory, that the gospel will go beyond the borders of Korea, reaching the nations of the world.

Click here to go to the Korea Territory website.

To download the 2025 International Prayer Focus schedule, click here.

To find out more about The Salvation Army’s prayer focus, click here.