Three Religious Groups, Including Songam Church, to Hold ‘Melody of Coexistence’ Concert on September 12
Three religious organizations—Songam Church, Suyu 1-dong Catholic Church, and Hwagyesa Temple—will host a collaborative concert titled "Melody of Coexistence…
The Gangbuk-gu local community is preparing a venue for harmony to practice neighborly love by breaking down religious walls. Three religious organizations, including Songam Church, Suyu 1-dong Catholic Church, and Hwagyesa, will hold the ‘3 Religions Melody of Coexistence, Cultural Enjoyment Concert—In the Name of Love’ on September 12 at 5:00 PM in the Hanshin University Seoul Campus Chapel.
This event is being held for the second time following last year, and this year it has added scale and significance by being selected as a Seoul Metropolitan Government support project. A variety of performances that break down religious boundaries will be presented so that local residents can enjoy culture and arts in their daily lives.
Performers and Program
In this concert, the Christian Ariel Men's Choir, the Buddhist Metasori Choir, and the Catholic Daegun Choir will participate to deliver voices of harmony. Additionally, solo performances by soprano Shin Seung-ah, baritone Hong Seong-jin, and tenor Kim Sang-jin, instrumental performances by Kim Yeon-ju and Lee Yeong-mi, and a magic show by Master Magician Hwang Gap-ju will fill the stage.
Event Overview
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Date and Time | Saturday, September 12, 2026, at 5:00 PM |
| Location | Hanshin University Seoul Campus Chapel |
| Target Audience | 500 local residents |
| Host/Organizer | Songam Church |
Kim Jeong-gon, the senior pastor of Songam Church, explained that this is a place where neighbors with different scents create a warm community through beautiful harmonies. He further requested many people to participate in this event, which goes beyond religion to understand neighbors and share hearts.
Meanwhile, Songam Church, established in 1962, has been holding the ‘3 Religions Love Grand Bazaar’ together with Suyu 1-dong Catholic Church and Hwagyesa since 2000. Through this, they have contributed to the promotion of local community welfare by delivering approximately 1.4 billion won in donations to more than 470 patients and their families to date.
Source: Songam Church Press Release (Newswire)
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