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: 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 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