World Mission Society Church Of God

The World Mission Society Church of God (WMSCOG) is a religious organization founded in South Korea in 1964 by Ahn Sahng-hong, a former Seventh-day Adventist member. The church teaches that Ahn Sahng-hong is the Second Coming of Christ and that a woman named Zahng Gil-jah, referred to by members as “God the Mother,” is the female aspect of God who completes the divine image alongside “God the Father.” WMSCOG emphasizes observing the Sabbath on Saturday, celebrating the Passover as a central sacrament, and following what it describes as the “New Covenant” teachings restored by Ahn Sahng-hong. WMSCOG is known for its active evangelism, with members often sharing their faith in public spaces and inviting people to Bible studies at their local churches. The group claims to have millions of members worldwide and operates thousands of branches in various countries.

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