Church pro-life activists in Korea have gathered to discuss how to better convey their message on the sanctity of life to a broader section of society. The Catholic Bishops' Conference held its fifth pro-life movement coordinators training program on March 12-13 in Kkottongnae (flower village). Church anti-abortion and anti-euthanasia campaigns at parish and diocesan level have not been looked upon favorably by non-Catholics. Coordinators need to convey in a positive way the importance of life, the gathering of around 70 coordinators heard. John Bosco Yun Kyung-jung, life movement manager of the One-Body One-Sprit Movement said, “A lot of small Christian communities which practice the culture of life need to be established in parishes. It’s important to create an environment where the faithful can get the life movement’s message across.” The training has been held every year since 2006. Related UCA News reports ´Street Performances Bring Attention To Church Pro-Life Movement´ KO13627