All About Us

INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR ONE NEW MAN

International Network for One New Man (INforOne) is a global Christian ministry committed to advancing the biblical vision of the “One New Man” as revealed in Ephesians 2—a work of reconciliation initiated through the unity of Jews and Gentiles in Christ and extended toward the restoration of all peoples, cultures, and nations under God’s redemptive purpose.

Founded in South Korea, INforOne operates as an international network with offices in Taiwan and Los Angeles, serving as a platform for cross-cultural collaboration and global engagement. Rooted in Scripture and responsive to the contemporary world, the organization functions at the convergence of faith, creativity, and public life, utilizing music, film, conventions, business networking, and other multidisciplinary initiatives to communicate the gospel and promote reconciliation across ethnic, cultural, and national boundaries.

Through its international presence and creative initiatives, INforOne seeks to embody the vision of the One New Man as a living testimony to God’s reconciling work—calling all nations, peoples, and generations into unity, peace, and shared purpose in Christ.

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Leadership

DAVID CHOI (HYEOK)

INforOne was founded by Pastor Choi Hyeok, an ordained minister of the Korean Baptist Convention, whose ministry integrates pastoral leadership, theological scholarship, and artistic expression. As a missionary, he currently ministers in Taichung, Taiwan, and previously served as Music Director at Yoido Full Gospel Church, working alongside Pastor David Yonggi Cho. Pastor Choi has also served as a professor at Hansei University, Seoul Theological University, and Bethesda Univesrity, contributing to the formation of leaders through theological education and worship arts.

Our Mission

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Become the "Sound in the Wilderness" for Jesus' second coming. Awaken believers around the world to understand Jesus' return and how it is applicable.

Maranatha

The Church & Israel must become one in Christ Jesus and the gospel must be preached to them. A revival will happen in Israel.

One New Man

As promised by God, the Jews that have been scattered for 1900+ years, is now returning to the promised land; Israel.

Aliyah

Support Messianic Jews, who are the frontiers in the land. Provide humanitarian aid to people in Israel,; Jews, Arabs, etc.

Support & Aid

Why Israel?

It's Time to Glow

INforOne’s focus on Israel is rooted in Scripture and in the conviction that God’s redemptive plan unfolds according to a divine order. The gospel of Jesus Christ began in Israel, was first entrusted to the Jewish people, went out to all nations, and must ultimately return to Israel as part of preparing for the Lord’s return. This focus is not exclusive, but redemptive, reflecting God’s intention to reconcile all peoples through Christ.

At Jesus’ first coming, God raised up John the Baptist as the forerunner, described as “the voice crying in the wilderness” who prepared the way of the Lord (Matthew 3:3). His ministry established a biblical pattern: before the Lord appears, a voice must go forth. Sound precedes manifestation, and proclamation prepares the way for fulfillment.

Scripture affirms that this calling continues in the present age. When the Apostle Paul was exhausted and troubled in Corinth, the Lord spoke to him in a vision, saying, “Do not be afraid… do not be silent” (Acts 18:9–10). This exhortation defines the posture of the Church today—to persevere in faithful proclamation despite opposition, weariness, or uncertainty.

Jesus Himself made clear that the gospel originates from Israel, declaring, “salvation is from the Jews” (John 4:22). After His resurrection, He instructed that repentance and forgiveness of sins be proclaimed in His name to all nations, “beginning from Jerusalem” (Luke 24:46–47). Accordingly, the first missionaries of the gospel were Jewish believers who carried the message of Christ from Israel to the world.

The Scriptures also point toward a future restoration involving Israel. The Apostle Paul teaches that salvation has come to the Gentiles in order to provoke Israel to jealousy (Romans 11:11), and that a partial hardening remains until the fullness of the Gentiles comes in, after which “all Israel will be saved” (Romans 11:25–26). This indicates that the gospel, having gone out to the nations, must return to Israel as part of God’s redemptive climax.

INforOne holds the conviction that while the first missionaries were Jews, the final witnesses will include Gentile believers who carry the gospel back in humility and unity. In this calling, Jews and Gentiles are joined together as the “one new man” described in Ephesians chapter 2.