He was born into a poor family in South Korea, and his early life was filled with violence and abuse. But Cho was determined to make something of himself. He started preaching at the age of 17.

Let’s take a closer look at the life and ministry of Yonggi David Cho, his background and what motivates him, and some of his most famous teachings and quotes. Early Life and Family

The Early Years, Education, and Family Life of David Yonggi Cho

Pastor Cho was born on January 1, 1936, in the small town of Asan, South Korea. His father was a pastor, and he passed on his love for God to Cho at a young age. He joined the seminary at age 16.

Pastor Cho met his wife (Kim Sung-Hae) at the seminary. They have three children together, two sons named Cho Hee-jun and.....continue

HeavenBreed:
He was born into a poor family in South Korea, and his early life was filled with violence and abuse. But Cho was determined to make something of himself. He started preaching at the age of 17. Let’s take a closer look at the life and ministry of Yonggi David Cho, his background and what motivates him, and some of his most famous teachings and quotes. Early Life and Family. The Early Years, Education, and Family Life of David Yonggi Cho. Pastor Cho was born on January 1, 1936, in the small town of Asan, South Korea. His father was a pastor, and he passed on his love for God to Cho at a young age. He joined the seminary at age 16.

Pastor Cho met his wife (Kim Sung-Hae) at the seminary. They have three children together, two sons

You folks and your worship of men will never cease.

This man and others like him are men of religion who built for themselves empires of men using the name of God. Yonggi Cho never knew God nor Jesus Christ and this apparent from his fruits.

Kobojunkie:
You folks and your worship of men will never cease.

This man and others like him are men of religion who built for themselves empires of men using the name of God. Yonggi Cho never knew God nor Jesus Christ and this apparent from his fruits.

allow us worship our heros in peace na. Its funny how the same people who worship football stars and musicians start crying when men of God are being celebrated

oyeludef:
■ allow us worship our heros in peace na.
■ Its funny how the same people who worship football stars and musicians start crying when men of God are being celebrated

1. You mean worship your gods of men, right?

2. And you think it is OK when folks worship football stars and musicians hence the reason why you feel you are equally sanctioned in your worship of your gods of men whom you hide behind the many mentions of God, right?

Kobojunkie:
1. You mean worship your gods of men, right?

2. And you think it is OK when folks worship football stars and musicians hence the reason why you feel you are equally sanctioned in your worship of your gods of men whom you hide behind the many mentions of God, right?

Taar, take your opinion to where it's needed. Let us worship our heroes in peace

oyeludef:
■ Taar, take your opinion to where it's needed. Let us worship our heroes in peace

You mean worship your gods in peace, right?