The Newsletter

July 24, 2020

In todays news, Spiritual giants lead August 1 online rally. The route is set for Peace Road 2020 riders. And a full weekend of learning lies ahead.

Spiritual Giants

You dont want to miss messages from Bishop Noel Jones and the Mother of Peace. Join us on August 1 by registering here.

Maine to Alaska

Four weeks. Twenty-six states. Thirty cities.

An unforgettable journey across America is about to begin early next week. A diverse team of young Unificationists is gearing up for the Peace Road 2020: Reconciling All People national tour, with a virtual kick off on July 28 followed by a van departure from Point Comfort, Virginia, on July 29. Several Unificationist communities are also joining Peace Road with regional tours, including a group meeting in Plymouth, Massachusetts.

“We want to come together as one people and repent for our history."

“We want to come together as one people and repent for our history,” said Pastor Mika Deshotel, Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (FFWPU) USA Northeast Regional Director. “Peace Road is bringing us valuable opportunities and enabling us to take action now. We are learning about the history of our states, as well as major figures and turning points.”

The teams are meeting with local faith leaders and public officials to offer prayers and repentance at historical sites and landmarks like Plymouth Rock, where the pilgrims first landed in search of religious freedom in 1620. “The pilgrims came and put God first,” said Pastor Mika. “They set an example to have God at the center of their new lives here, and that is what America must do; turn to God and put Him first. Plymouth symbolizes the victory of America and God.”

Note that the start time is 6:00 p.m. EST.

UTS Open House Tomorrow

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Inclusion Webinar Tomorrow

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Join us for an online discussion where we will listen and learn about how to have a healthy approach to race and culture in the matching process.

124 Couples Celebrate 57 Years

One Team Which Cannot be Separated

124 couples receiving the Marriage Blessing in Seoul, South Korea on July 24, 1963

The 124 Couple Blessing was one of the conditions by which True Father, an affectionate name for FFWPU Founder Rev. Sun Myung Moon, undertook his first world tour, establishing 120 holy grounds throughout the world. The ceremony was conducted in a community hall and couples paraded through Seoul in a convoy of cars, thereby testifying to the growth of the church before Korean society.

To learn more about the Marriage Blessing visit blessingamerica.org.