In spite of such advantages, potentiality, and expectations of the Korean church's role in world mission, it is very often said that the Korean church's mission has created various problems in the mission fields, as well as at home. I think that the following problems are particularly severe. First, it is a serious problem that there are competition and conflicts among missionaries, denominations, and missionary societies. Moreover, in recent times such things are getting worse, with the rise of heresies and pseudo-denominations. The second problem concerns funding for missions.
Mission needs financial support.
The supervision and administration of missionary funds has to be clarified. In this respect, the Korean church must reflect on its present reality. Third, the goals and strategies of missionaries, mission societies, and sending churches are usually ambiguous. The fourth problem is the matter of cooperation with the indigenous churches in the mission fields. The fifth problem is the missionaries themselves.