High atop the San Bernardino Mountains in Southern California, Camp Mozumdar, marked by its gold-spired temple, is a unique and awe-inspiring place. The “Temple of Christ” and the “pillars of... Read more
On July 7, Dr. Ki Hoon Kim, continental director of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (FFWPU), attended the Cheon Il Guk Supreme Council meeting inCheongpyeong, Korea where he met with True... Read more
On July 8, 48 Japanese Unificationists from Shikoku, Japan visited Cheon Hwa Gung and the International Peace Education Center (IPEC) in Las Vegas in a pilgrimage to witness True Parents’ legacy and promise... Read more
Unificationists may have often heard the Divine Principle insight about the original mind. In the exact words, it says, “We find a great contradiction in every person. Within the self-same individual are... Read more
Calling all young writers! We’re looking for talented young people to be a part of a worldwide essay contest in honor of True Father’s second Seonghwa anniversary. Anyone, not just... Read more
“As you travel these 48 states, continue to be the witness to God’s plans and God’s word,” Dr. Annie Mable McDaniel Abrams told the participants of the God’s Hope for America bus tour on July 3 in... Read more
This week in history: July 6-12 True Father declared his messiahship publicly for the first time. Kyung Yu Moon, True Father’s father, was born. Roman Catholic Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo returns to his... Read more
There is something distinctly peaceful, positive and active about Alabama that can’t be felt anywhere else in the United States. Whether it’s the strength of spirit that enabled Alabamians to rebuild after... Read more
DP Life has been encouraging media literacy: the conscious consumption of media—be it books, movies or music—and pursuing the knowledge of a particular song or film’s message and connotations. When... Read more
We have finished our Homestead portion of the God’s Hope for America tour and have celebrated knowing that we are one family under God everywhere we go. In Oklahoma City we looked back on the history of... Read more
