In Motion
Miracle Art shares ongoing projects and the places where art has already been released.
From winter 2025 to the present, we continue to document and carry out Miracle Art in motion—prayerfully moving forward with the hope that lives will be touched and miracles will emerge along the way.
Miracle Art moves forward in faith, sowing seeds of miracles—trusting they will grow into the fruit of Heaven and bring transformation to the world.
#1 ONE IS ENOUGH
Rooted in the belief that one soul is enough, Miracle Art leads a one-to-one healing initiative through members across Korea, the United States, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Africa, and beyond.Each month, leaders unite to pray for one person, write letters of encouragement, and personally deliver an artwork—forming a relay of healing and restoration across nations.Even at this very moment, somewhere in the world, a Miracle Art story is quietly unfolding
#2 Prison Ministry
Miracle Art’s Prison Ministry officially delivers art into correctional facilities as a channel of healing, reflection, and restoration.
● On December 22, 2025, 1,500 illustrated postcards were officially delivered to inmates at Seoul Detention Center and Seoul Southern Detention Center, reaching every individual in both facilities. Approximately 1,100 of the recipients were non-believers, demonstrating the project’s impact beyond religious boundaries. The initiative received strong and positive responses from both inmates and correctional staff.
● Following this, on January 1, 2026, an additional 450 illustrated postcards were officially delivered to Somang Prison, continuing the mission of bringing hope and comfort through art.
Each artwork was personally prepared and packaged with prayers and blessings by Miracle Art team members. Through these efforts, art became a quiet yet powerful presence—touching hearts and opening space for healing within confined environments.
Japan Care Facility Ministry
In January 2026, Miracle Art delivered artworks to a care facility in Japan, reaching approximately 100 patients and staff members.
Through these artworks, Miracle Art shared moments of hope, emotional healing, and gentle restoration within a space marked by physical and emotional vulnerability. Art became a calm companion—offering comfort, dignity, and encouragement to both patients and caregivers.
Mental Care Facility Ministry —
Yongin Psychiatric Hospital
In January 2026, Miracle Art delivered 1,000 art cards and artworks to a mental care facility in Yongin, reaching patients receiving psychiatric treatment.
These artworks were shared to support emotional healing, inner calm, and mental restoration—offering moments of peace, reflection, and gentle encounter. Through art, patients were invited into a quiet space of comfort and hope, where healing and peace could begin to take root.
