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  • Pamela Stein

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    I shed tears through the praise music. I watched the utter devotion of the 2,000 member choir, pouring energy into MSG. I cried. Our translation was spotty, but I heard so clearly True Mother reveal her identity. I’m so excited. I want to tell every woman I meet that the Only Begotten Daughter of God is indeed on earth! They will surely be as excited as I am.

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  • Mark Champagne

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    Attending the event was well worth the 20+ hour bus ride from Minneapolis. It felt like an old fashioned Moonie Crusade. Wonderful to see Manhattan and the New Yorker Hotel. True Mother had grace and dignity with tremendous gravitas and presence. It was clear we stood before a great soul. I believe True Mother was fulfilling a condition by making a great declaration before our nation. America needs to fulfill its promise and mission as a great nation.

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  • Galvan family

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    So awesome. Mother Moon was magnificent. And really loved the singers, dancers, the pastor who spoke, Yolanda Adams, Hezekiah Walker. Great, tremendous, magnificent, blessing to be there, with our guests and family. ITN

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  • Anne-Marie

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    I am very pleased that I attended this event. I truly enjoy everything from the give and take between the MCs to True Mother’ smile and talk and everything in between. One very small thing moved me very much. It was the song FireCraker America. It was sang by a young Korean singing group, they don’t speak English, but they sang a song about my country, America. They did not sing about their country but about mine in their own native language. To me, this was the most moving experience. They are also very good singers and performers.
    Thank you so much for every one who participated and for everyone who were able to put all this together.
    Sincerely,
    Anne-Marie

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  • Rev.Peter Oscar Phillips

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    It was truly awesome. God is God always and forever..time to get up and stand up.reach out touch somebody hand,it will make the world a better place

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