Founded in 2005, CGN is dedicated to its mission of reaching places where the Gospel has not yet been heard through various platforms, including satellite, internet, YouTube, and the Christian OTT service ‘fondant.’ CGN is committed to supporting the revival of the Korean church and nurturing the next generation by providing Gospel content, Media Conference, Media Academy, and fondant Sunday School.
In the United States, a predominantly Christian nation, and throughout the Americas, young people are increasingly drifting away from the Gospel, while the number of atheists is rapidly rising. In response, CGN AMERICA, based in California, has made it a top priority to produce Gospel content aimed at reaching lost souls in the Americas and other English-speaking regions. Since 2005, we have also been broadcasting 24/7 to the 2 million Koreans living in the US, and we remain committed to our Spanish-language media missions to reach lost souls in Latin America.
Japan is a spiritually barren country where Christians make up less than 1% of the population. CGN Japan, established in 2006, continues to make great efforts in media missions through the proclamation of the Gospel, centered around Tokyo and Osaka. Through large-scale cultural evangelistic rallies called "Love Sonata," which travel to various cities in Japan, they aim to touch the hearts of Japanese people while building a preaching network by connecting with churches in all 47 prefectures of Japan. CGN Japan is becoming a new alternative for struggling churches in Japan that face a shortage of pastors.
CGN Indonesia was established in September 2014 in Jakarta, Indonesia, which is home to the world's largest Muslim population. In April 2014, CGN Indonesia entered into a partnership agreement with MNC Vision, an Indonesian satellite broadcaster, and started broadcasting in the local language through the LIFE channel from September onwards. They produce programs such as "Joyful Sunday School," "God Toon," and "Bible Study" to assist the spiritual growth and the missional vision of Indonesian churches. Additionally, CGN Indonesia has been training local media ministry workers through the Media Academy and by offering various seminars.
CGN Chinese was established in Taipei in 2008 with the aim of spreading the Gospel throughout the Chinese-speaking world. They produce and broadcast various Chinese-language content, including Sunday worship services, sermons, Chinese-language devotionals, and theological courses, while also creating their own programs with a focus on ‘The Word, Family, and Next Generation.’ CGN Chinese actively collaborates with organizations such as Taiwan's GoodTV and ORTV, working towards the evangelization of the Chinese-speaking world on a global scale.
CGN Thai has established its presence in Bangkok to contribute to the ASEAN Gospel network. In a predominantly Buddhist country where Christians make up less than 1% of the population, CGN Thai has been distributing high-quality self-produced content through SNS platforms by building close collaborative relationships with Thai denominations such as CCT, EFT, and Baptist churches. The content created by CGN Thai has been instrumental in introducing Jesus to people who were previously unaware of Him, leading to ongoing stories of individuals coming to know and embrace Jesus.
CGN Francophone maintains close collaboration with ministry workers in 53 French-speaking countries worldwide, including the 27 African countries where French is the primary language. Northern Africa and West Africa, which fall within the French-speaking regions, consist of 90% Muslim countries. However, the number of missionaries deployed is only a fraction compared to English-speaking missionaries, resulting in limited access to missionary work and areas where many unreached people groups reside. To effectively spread the Gospel in regions where missionaries cannot easily enter, CGN Francophone works in collaboration with local theological schools and churches to develop missionary training, pastoral theological education, and church leadership programs. Additionally, they provide education through the Media Academy to train French-speaking Korean missionaries and cultivate local media ministry workers among next-generation.