Asia Pacific: 2nd Session 1-Year Dedication Program The Blessed Family Department (BFD) Asia Pacific successfully held the 2nd Session of the 1-Year Dedication Program on October 26, 2025, bringing together 79 participants from across the Asia Pacific region and beyond, including BFD staff, Matching Supporters, and newly blessed couples of 2025. The online gathering aimed to guide the newly Blessed Couples through the 1-Year Dedication condition with True Mother. The program opened with inspirational remarks from Mrs. Dulce E. Buyayo, Regional Director of BFD Asia Pacific, who warmly welcomed all participants and emphasized the importance of cultivating true love and harmony within blessed families. A Blessing Festival video from Korea followed, reminding everyone of the sacred value and global vision of the Blessing movement that transcends nationality, culture, and background. The first lecture was delivered by Mrs. Yeoh Koay Phing, Education Head of BFD Asia Pacific, on the theme “Growing Together as Husband and Wife.” She shared insightful guidance on nurturing communication and emotional intimacy, highlighting how challenges in married life can become opportunities for spiritual growth and deeper love. A heartfelt testimony was then shared by a Second-Generation Blessed Couple, a Malaysian-Japanese and Filipino-Japanese couple, Mrs. Aya Suzette & Mr. Volgent Ong, who reflected on their experiences of resolving conflicts and growing together through faith, patience, and prayer. The second lecture, “Resolving Conflict with the Heart of True Love,” was presented by Mrs. Yiesun V. Yashiro, Administrator of B4U Asia Pacific. She emphasized the importance of embodying true love and humility in overcoming marital and family challenges, encouraging couples to live for the sake of one another. A Q&A session followed, featuring a panel of speakers who addressed participants’ questions on practical aspects of family life and spiritual guidance. Participants then joined breakout sessions in trinity groups to share reflections and personal insights from the lectures. The session concluded with Closing Remarks from Mrs. Ursula McLackland, Senior Adviser of BFD Asia Pacific, who expressed her heartfelt gratitude to all lecturers, staff, and participants. She encouraged everyone to continue walking the path of love, faith, and service, building families that bring joy to Heaven and embody the ideal of one family under God. The 2nd Session of the 1-Year Dedication Program served as a meaningful opportunity for renewal and inspiration, strengthening the unity and dedication of our newly blessed couples across the Asia Pacific region. #Blessing Department

Philippines: Antipolo One Family Dinner The One Family Dinner (OFD) began with the singing of a worship song, setting a spirit of unity and gratitude as everyone prepared for the night’s activities. Participants then enjoyed an onigiri-making activity, where they had fun shaping Japanese rice balls and later sharing them together during dinner. The joy of cooking side by side and eating together added warmth and excitement to the evening. After the meal, the group played Japanese-themed games such as the bean bag throwing game and kendama, which filled the room with laughter, energy, and friendly competition. Everyone actively joined, creating a lighthearted and engaging atmosphere. The night also included a group sharing session, giving participants the chance to reflect, express their thoughts, and connect more deeply with one another. To conclude, the event ended meaningfully with another worship song, leaving everyone inspired and uplifted. Overall, the October OFD was not just about food and games, but also about creating lasting memories, strengthening bonds, and nurturing the spirit of family and faith. #Philippines

Philippines: Hope Youth Service It was truly uplifting to see our youth gather once again to offer devotion to our Heavenly Parent and True Parents. This Sunday’s message, shared by our sister Shin Mae, centered on “One Drop, One Ocean” — inspiring the youth to become active Pure Waters, bringing a drop of positivity that can ripple out to the world. Hope Youth Service was filled with love and inspiration as they receive the message, “Becoming the Embodiment of the Character and Personality of Love,”given by Mrs. Hiromi Silong. It was a day filled with learning, and fellowship that strengthened our hearts.  #Philippines

Philippines: Antipolo Youth Assembly On October 19, 2025, FFWPU–Antipolo Youth organized a Youth Assembly together with IAYSP Rizal, Antipolo Blessed Children Department, and HTG Japan, in partnership with Sangguniang Kabataan ng Brgy. San Jose and TIMD Rizal Chapter. We were truly honored to have SK Chairman of Brgy. San Jose, Hon. Christian Kyle Jester Garcia and TIMD R4A President, Master Arnel Tan, grace our opening program. The Youth Assembly was designed to bring together youth affiliated with FFWPU–Antipolo and its partner organizations, fostering unity, purpose, and shared commitment toward building a better community in Antipolo. It also aimed to inspire and equip the youth with the vision and values of Heavenly Parent and True Parents, empowering them to become active contributors to positive change. As part of the program, a special appreciation ceremony was held for HTG Asia Pacific, honoring their heartfelt dedication and service throughout their mission in Antipolo. The community expressed its deep gratitude and offered warm wishes as they embark on their new mission area, carrying with them the love and memories they’ve built here. #Philippines #Antipolo

Philippines: Antipolo Family Church Pure Water 2-Day Workshop The 2nd Two-Day Pure Water Workshop successfully embodied its theme, “Let Us Become Pure Water with the Mother of Peace.” Over the course of two days, the 22 participants, supported by 14 volunteers and staff, experienced lectures, activities, and reflections that deepened their understanding of God’s will and strengthened their desire to live pure, purposeful lives. Each moment—from the Divine Principle lectures and team-building activities to the testimonies and closing reflections—contributed to building a community united by heart, faith, and mission. The workshop not only enriched the participants’ spiritual lives but also inspired them to continue living as Pure Water—individuals who bring light, purity, and peace to the world, centered upon the love of God and the example of our Holy Mother Han. #Philippines

Philippines: Chingu Day “Special Chuseok” Event The Chingu Day "Special Chuseok" Event was held on October 11, 2025, at the National Youth Witnessing Center, Sampaloc, Manila, organized in collaboration with the Heavenly Top Gun (HTG) and FFWPU. The event aimed to promote friendship, cultural appreciation, and unity among participants through the celebration of Chuseok, Korea’s Thanksgiving festival. The program began with an introduction to FFWPU by Seung Young Miles Fernandez, followed by a lecture on the meaning and traditions of Chuseok and a Songpyeon-making demonstration by Kim Younghwa. Participants joyfully experienced making and sharing Songpyeon, symbolizing gratitude and harmony. Fun and interactive activities, such as a mystery icebreaker game and Yut Nori, a traditional Korean board game, added excitement and camaraderie to the event. It concluded with a wish-making activity and reflection writing, where participants shared their thoughts and appreciation for the meaningful cultural exchange. The Chingu Day "Special Chuseok" Event! served as a valuable opportunity to deepen understanding of Korean culture while fostering international friendship, gratitude, and shared values among the youth. #Philippines

Philippines: 1st FGD Sunday Youth Ministry The FGD Sunday Youth Ministry was held on October 12, 2025, at the UPF Peace Embassy, Quezon City, organized by the Future Generation Department (FGD) of FFWPU Philippines in collaboration with the Heavenly Top Gun (HTG) Korea Team. The program aimed to nurture the faith of the youth and deepen their connection with Heavenly Parent through music, language learning, and faith-sharing. The program opened with a Korean song practice featuring “Monarch Butterfly (제왕나비, Jewang Nabi)”, setting a warm and engaging atmosphere that encouraged unity and participation. This was followed by a Korean language lecture led by Ms. Kim Kana of HTG Korea, introducing the participants to the Korean alphabet (Hangul) and simple expressions. These interactive sessions allowed the youth to experience Korean language and culture in a creative and meaningful way. A short break and food-sharing session followed, giving participants time to bond and connect in a joyful atmosphere. The Pure Love testimony was shared by Ms. Juliza Carias, a second-generation member, who spoke on the importance of purity in heart, mind, and relationships. She reminded everyone that true love begins with understanding Heavenly Parent’s heart and living a life centered on principles, inspiring the youth to pursue sincerity, respect, and faith in their daily lives. The closing message was delivered by Mr. Jun Young Teves, Director of the Future Generation Department, who emphasized the importance of working together to create a culture where youth can grow in faith and mutual support. He encouraged everyone to continue building a loving community rooted in Heavenly Parent’s ideals. The event concluded with a heartfelt performance of “제왕나비 (Jewang Nabi)”, leaving participants inspired, united, and determined to live out their faith as one family under Heavenly Parent. As the youth prepared for the subsequent Sunday Service, they continued singing together with joy and energy. The FGD Sunday Youth Ministry is envisioned as a regular weekly activity, held every Sunday morning before the service, gathering young people to grow in faith, fellowship, and preparation for worship with renewed passion. #Philippines

Philippines: 2nd FGD Sunday Youth Ministry The Future Generation Department (FGD), in partnership with the Heavenly Top Gun (HTG) Missionaries, held the 2nd FGD Sunday Youth Ministry and Special Sunday Service Program on October 19, 2025, at the UPF Peace Embassy in Quezon City. This initiative aims to build a regular youth ministry that spiritually prepares young people before worship and guides them to actively participate in church life. The program also strengthens fellowship, faith education, and leadership development among the youth. Youth Ministry The youth program began with 27 participants and opened with an interactive icebreaker to build connection among the youth. This was followed by a holy song practice of “Holy Mother Han,” which created a prayerful atmosphere. A Korean language learning session was facilitated by Ms. Kim Kana from the HTG Korea Team, where the participants learned the basics of Hangul and simple Korean expressions in a fun and engaging way. After a short break, Ms. Raijeli Colati, HTG Asia Pacific missionary, delivered a Pure Love testimony on maintaining purity, building good character, and preparing for a future family based on moral values. Her message inspired the youth to make wise and responsible choices in life. The youth ministry segment helped deepen the participants’ faith and strengthened their fellowship. Sunday Service After the youth gathering, the participants joined the main congregation for the Special Sunday Service. Mr. Jun Young Teves, Director of the Future Generation Department, delivered the sermon on the theme of dedication to Heavenly Parent and True Parents. He encouraged the second generation to take ownership of the providence, live with purpose, and develop a strong life of faith. He also encouraged Blessed Families to support youth development by actively engaging their children in FGD programs. As the final part of the service, Ms. Ella Mae Perez, FGD Area 1 Youth Coordinator, led a recognition ceremony for the Asia Pacific Heavenly Top Gun missionaries. Those who had completed their service in the Philippines were honored before their departure to their next mission areas abroad. The congregation offered prayers and encouragement for their continued mission journey. Conclusion The program successfully strengthened youth involvement in Sunday worship and deepened their connection to faith and community. The integration of the youth ministry with the Sunday Service created a meaningful and inspiring environment for the youth. The program concluded with group fellowship and a commitment to continue the weekly Sunday Youth Ministry as a foundation for raising future leaders of faith. #Philippines