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| Annual Bible distribution exceeds one million copies |
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| KBS dedicates the Seocho Bible House |
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| Ho Yong Kim becomes the fourth General Secretary of the Korean Bible Society |
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| The Korean Bible Society becomes financially independent |
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| The Common Translation is published |
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| Three hundred thousand copies of Scriptures are exported for the first time |
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| The Bible Society ceases to use colporteurs for Bible distribution |
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| The New Testament in the Common Translation is published |
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| The New Testament in New Translation (신약전서 새번역) is published |
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| Joo Byung (Andrew) Kim becomes the third General Secretary of the Korean Bible Society |
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| The Korean Bible Society’s Independence Countermeasures Committee is organized |
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| The Korean Revised Version, revision of the Revised Version (성경개역) is published |
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| Young Bin Im becomes the second General Secretary of the Korean Bible Society |
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| The Korean Bible Society becomes a member of the United Bible Societies |
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| The Ministry of Culture and Education endorses the Korean Bible Society Foundation |
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| Bible Work is resumed with liberation. |
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| Tae Eung Chung becomes the first General Secretary of the Korean Bible Society |
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| Bible Work in Korea is put to a stop upon the order from the Japanese Governor-General of Korea. |
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| The Japanese colonial government forced the establishment of the Chosun Bible Society |
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| Tae Eung Chung becomes the first General Secretary of the Chosun Bible Society in January |
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| The BFBS Korean agency closes down and hands over all operations to the Korean Bible Society, and formally ends the Bible Work in Korea |
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| In Gwa Chung becomes the second General Secretary of the Chosun Bible Society in April |
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