World Peace Corps Mission (WPCM),
USA

Seeding A Peace In The Souls of The Mankind

1. All of service are conducted on self-supporting basis.

2. All of the faults-mistakes are my failures “MEA CULPA MEA KULPA MEA MAXIMA CULPA”

3. Respect the religious of the others.

4. The Biblical scriptures are the absolute criteria for everything.

5. Make good use of the local tribes for their mission.

6. Never be against the authority of the respective government.

7. Best utilize the professional man powers for the mission.

8. Light body operation reducing office, personal & general expenses.

9. Kingdom Evangelization is WPCM’s ultimate goal.

Our Story

The World Peace Corps Mission (WPCM) is a tax-exempt non-profit corporation registered with the US government in Washington, DC, in 1989. It was jointly established and reformed by Dr. Hon. Robert Leggett, a former Senior Member of House of Representative, USA with nine terms and a legal advisor to President John F. Kennedy for 16 years, and Dr. Han Min Su in 1989.

The WPCM was founded as a voluntary service organization for the benefit of all humanity, based on President John F. Kennedy's bill for the US Peace Corps Volunteer Service. This bill was the subject of the "US Peace Corps Volunteer Service" legislation proposed by President Kennedy in 1961.

The historic legacy of the co-founders mentioned above was succeeded to a renowned world class biblical theologian, Dr. Ezra HS., Kyung on December 31, 2015.

Furthermore, the World Peace Corps Foundation (WPCM) Inc., World Peace Prize Awarding Council Inc. (WPPAC), and World Peace Corps Academy-Megaversity (WPCM) Inc., among 15 existing registered corporations with the governments of the United States, Israel, and South Korea, will be persistenced into a total of 24 expanded corporate entities. These corporations will be placed within Dr. Kyung's World Peace Corps Foundation, which will be registered in the government of Washington, D.C., United States in 2024.

The World Peace Corps Mission-World Sovereignty Evangelization Movement Headquarter, USA

Get to Know Us

The World Peace Corps Mission-World Sovereignty Evangelization Movement Headquarter, USA

The World Peace Corps Mission-World Sovereignty Evangelization Movement Headquarter (WPCM), USA, operates under the affiliation of the World Peace Corps Mission (WPCM) and establishes and carries out various departments and committees for the following purposes and projects that are beyond the reach of government control in each country.

Purposes:

Commemoration, celebration, and encouragement of Sovereignty Evangelization.
Exercising a firm prophetic function regarding sovereignty.
Deployment of intensive evangelization activities within sovereignty.
Implementation of special social education for the underprivileged.
Promotion of sovereignty evangelization in various countries around the world.
Support for security education projects in each country.
Cultivation of unification capabilities through conflict resolution and emotional purification within various countries around the world.
Support for various award projects.
Deployment of a movement to discover the true form of the church.
Development of projects for the global evaluation of sovereignty.

Projects:

Operation of various levels of educational projects.
Support for stable growth projects in each country.
Support for activities assisting separated families and refugees.
Operation of a global human resources bank.
Operation of a global information and technology bank.
Support for the Council of Biblical Justice.
Operation of a global mission bank.
Promotion of mutual cooperation among Christian nations.
Support for loyalty and virtue projects.
Research on methods of transformation in other religions.
Support for the World Peace Council.
Support for unification prayer meetings.
Deployment of the "Mea Culpa" movement (MEA CULPA MEA KULPA MEA MAXIMA CULPA).
Deployment of crime prevention movements.
Deployment of global environmental conservation movements.
Projects for global youth leadership.
Support for the World Peace Prize.
Operation of interfaith peace conferences (approached from the perspective of comparative religious studies).

Departments and Committees:

The following departments and committee members, including directors, advisory members, and guiding members, are appointed by the consensus of the chairman.