This study is a basic study to develop and utilize forgiveness counseling program for Christians, and investigated the injuries and forgiveness of Korean Christians. Based on the experience of those who experienced deep and unjust injuries and forgiveness in the church scene, the object and the effect of the wound, and the definition of forgiveness, the condition of forgiveness, Process, and consequence of forgiveness. The problem of this study is, first, who was the wounded person? Second, what is forgiveness? The subjects of this study were 80 adults living in G city. This study used open - ended questionnaire developed by Oh Young - hee with reference to EFI (Enright Forgiveness Inventory). The results of the study are as follows. First, respondents related to wounds were Christian married couples, church members, friends, parents, and others. Among the injuries, the emotional effect was the highest, and the cognitive and behavioral order. Second, in response to forgiveness, in the definition of forgiveness was understanding, embraces, love, pleasure, purification of emotion. This should be fully reflected in the future development and use of forgiveness counseling programs for Christians in the church scene.