DAVID CHO MISSIOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
The Purpose and Inaugural History
In 2004, a number of Korean mission leaders and followers of David J Cho, those who learned missions under his guidance, gathered to commemorate Dr. David Cho’s 80th birthday, an advocate of third-world missionary movement since 1960. They decided to establish a missiological institute that would advance his creative rationales of world missions to the coming generation. In order to recognize this purpose, the institute was named David Cho Missiological Institute. The bylaw of the institute was then drafted. On November 19, 2004, the board was formed and Dr. David J. Cho was named as the General Director. Dr. Timothy K Park, a professor of Fuller School of World Mission, was appointed as the Executive Director of the institute. Dr. Hong Koo Park, CEO of the Pastoral Monthly of Korea named as the Director for Planning and Development of the Institute and World Mission Museum.
Responsible Body
The Operation Board of Directors of the DCMI is the responsible body for deciding, controlling, and organizing the institute’s operation and activities, as well as setting the standards for achieving goals. There are no more than 24 members on the Operation Board.
Beliefs and Confessions
The Bible is the perfectly inspired word of God, written accurately without error and preserved to instruct the righteousness, faith, and action. This word of God as well as the common confession of the Apostolic faith and the Westminster Confession of Faith are the foundation of the work of the institute.
Finance
The institute relies substantially on the membership fees of supporting organizations and donations of individual Christians, Christian organizations, and private foundations. The institute does not accept any support or aid from governments or politically related entities.
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