Philippines: 2025 Hyojeong Cheonbo Asia Pacific Special Philippine Event The 2025 Hyojeong Cheonbo Heavenly Asia Pacific Special Philippines Event was successfully concluded on November 29–30, 2025. This pivotal hybrid gathering united approximately 700 members and leaders from the Philippine Region and the Asia Pacific nations of Singapore and Malaysia, resulting in another truly significant and spiritually enrichment. The event was richly blessed by essential messages delivered by distinguished leaders: a Special Lecture by Dr. Kim Incheon, the President of HJ CheonBo-Asia Pacific Branch, a Special Message by Dr. Julius Malicdem, the Deputy Continental Director for FFWPU-Asia Pacific; and Another Special message by Rev. Ronnie Sodusta, the Regional Director for the Philippines.The program then proceeded with deep spiritual ceremonies. The grace of the Chanyang Yeoksa session and Ancestor Liberation and Blessing. The Chanyang Team uplifted the atmosphere by singing the wonderful praise song, "Holy Mother Han." This was followed by the Offering of the Wish Paper, a symbolic act represented by the Regional Director for the Philippines, and the Bequeathal of the Holy Candle. The entire program culminated with the CSW Special Prayer, which strongly reinforced the commitment, determination, and unity of the members and leaders in advancing the providence to help True Parents and Heavenly Parents. #Philipiines #CheonBo

Philippines: Pure Love Symposium and Launching of PLYG The Pure Love Symposium at Sun Hwa International Academy (SHIA) was successfully held on November 14, 2025, organized by the International Association of Youth and Students for Peace (IAYSP) Pilipinas and supported by HTG Korea Missionaries. The program aimed to promote purity, character development, and responsible youth leadership by uniting faculty members, student leaders, Pure Love advocates, and IAYSP representatives. Part 1: Pure Love Congress (Morning Session) The morning program, attended by selected student leaders, began with the Opening Message from Rev. Jaime Vergara, President of Sun Hwa International Academy. He emphasized the importance of cultivating purity, values, and a strong sense of purpose among young people. An interactive icebreaker led by the Master of Ceremonies energized the participants and set the tone for an engaging and heart-centered program. This was followed by the Keynote Address delivered by Rev. Ronnie Sodusta, Chairman of IAYSP Pilipinas, speaking on the theme “Piliin ang Pangarap, Pure Love!” He encouraged the youth to pursue their dreams with integrity, self-discipline, and moral excellence. The congress continued with a presentation titled “The YSP Peace Project: Vision of PLYG” by Jun Young Teves, President of IAYSP Pilipinas. He introduced the mission and direction of the Pure Love Youth Group, empowering youth to become leaders of peace inspired by true love and service. A meaningful panel discussion followed, centered on the theme “The Importance of Purity in the School and Community.” Panel reactors included Mr. Glenn Mark Ancheta, Scoutmaster of SHIA; Mr. Hiroto Guingayan, President of the Philippine Blessed Children Department; and Ms. Shin Mae Daigdigan, Area 3 Youth Coordinator of FFWPU Philippines. They shared practical insights on how purity strengthens personal character, enhances school culture, and builds harmonious communities. Afterward, selected SSG officers, class officers, and student leaders participated in the Signing of the Manifesto of Support, publicly committing to uphold purity and promote good moral influence among their peers. This was followed by the Introduction of PLYG Officers, affirming the new youth leaders who will help guide the Pure Love movement within the school. A group photo marked the conclusion of the morning session. Part 2: Pure Love Symposium (Afternoon Session) The afternoon program, attended by the full student body, opened with Welcoming Remarks from Rev. Jaime Vergara. An inspiring intermission performance by Tong-Il Moo Do brought energy and excitement to the students. A Special Message was then given by Dr. Julius Malicdem, Deputy Continental Director of FFWPU Asia Pacific. He emphasized the vital role of youth in building a future rooted in values, integrity, and genuine love. This was followed by the Main Message presented by Mr. Jun Young Teves, who delivered the Pure Love Advocacy Education Seminar. The session concluded with a unified recitation of the Pure Love Pledge. The program continued with the Induction of PLYG Officers and Advisor, formalizing their roles as advocates and leaders of purity within the school community. In the Testimonies from Pure Love Advocates, Ms. Glo Shin Hyo Panuelos, SHIA alumna and faculty member, Mr. Hiroto Guingayan, President of PBCD, and Mr. Jun Do Teves, Working Youth, shared heartfelt reflections and personal experiences in living the Pure Love lifestyle. Their stories highlighted how purity and moral character have guided their choices, relationships, and identity. The event drew to a meaningful close with the Closing Message from Mr. Roberto Mendoza, Administrator of Sun Hwa International Academy. He encouraged the students to continue living with integrity, purpose, and true love as they pursue their personal dreams and responsibilities. The symposium concluded with group photos, final announcements, and participant feedback, closing the day with a spirit of unity, inspiration, and renewed commitment to purity and moral excellence. #Philippines

Philippines: Peace Designer Program at LeadCon 2025 The International Association of Youth and Students for Peace (IAYSP) Pilipinas was invited to participate in LeadCon 2025 held at Isabela State University. The program aimed to empower student leaders with essential skills in peacebuilding, creative problem-solving, and collaborative leadership through the Peace Designer framework. Mr. Jun Young Teves, President of IAYSP Pilipinas, served as the main speaker. He delivered an engaging lecture introducing the Peace Designer Program, emphasizing its role in developing leadership qualities such as critical thinking, empathy, teamwork, and innovative project-making. He also highlighted the importance of youth-led initiatives in addressing social issues and contributing to community peace and development. Following the morning lecture, Mr. Teves facilitated a team-building session that encouraged communication, unity, and strategic collaboration among the participants. After lunch, IAYSP Pilipinas, together with the HTG Korea Missionaries, conducted a hands-on Peace Designer Workshop, guiding students through the process of creating their own peace project proposals. Participants were divided into 12 groups, organized into four tribes, each assigned a specific social issue: Poverty and Hunger War and Conflict Mental Health Religious Harmony Each group crafted a Peace Designer project addressing their assigned concern. From the twelve groups, one outstanding group per tribe was selected to present their project in front of all participants, showcasing creativity, clarity, and impact-driven solutions. After the session, IAYSP received tokens and a certificate from the organizers, acknowledging their contribution to LeadCon 2025 and their continuous effort, creativity, and commitment to peacebuilding. The Peace Designer session at LeadCon 2025 concluded on an inspiring note, leaving student leaders motivated to transform their ideas into meaningful actions for their communities. #Philippines

Philippines: CARP Talk during the “2025 NU Lingap GA” in NU The 2025 NU Lingap General Assembly was successfully held on November 26, 2025, at National University Annex II (Mendiola Campus) from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., bringing together NU students, Lingap officers, CARP representatives, and HTG Korea missionaries who actively supported the program. The atmosphere was warm and energetic as participants arrived early, eager to engage in an afternoon dedicated to personal development, teamwork, and meaningful reflection. The program opened with an uplifting segment that introduced the objectives of the assembly and encouraged participants to approach the activities with openness and enthusiasm. This was followed by a welcome message from Ms. Margie Gatbonton, who expressed appreciation for the collaboration between NU Lingap, CARP, and the visiting HTG Korea missionaries. She emphasized the importance of unity, service, and holistic growth, setting a positive tone for the event. Next, a series of team-building activities facilitated by the HTG Korea missionaries allowed students to practice teamwork, build camaraderie, and strengthen communication skills. The cross-cultural participation of the missionaries added liveliness and warmth, helping students step out of their comfort zones and forge new friendships. A major highlight of the assembly was the CARP Talk delivered by Mr. Jun Young Teves, who shared insights on self-awareness, personal goals, and personal development. Through relatable experiences, he encouraged students to reflect on their unique strengths, overcome challenges, and set purposeful goals. The HTG Korea missionaries actively participated, creating an atmosphere of shared growth. Following the talk, participants engaged in team sharing, a reflective group activity where students openly expressed realizations, challenges, and aspirations. The missionaries contributed to the discussion, fostering encouragement and cultural exchange. To deepen reflection, students wrote letters to their future selves, articulating their hopes, goals, and intentions. The event concluded with an awarding ceremony, recognizing the contributions of participants, speakers, organizers, and HTG Korea missionaries. A group photo captured the unity and joy shared by all attendees, commemorating the successful collaboration. Overall, the 2025 NU Lingap General Assembly was a meaningful, well-coordinated, and enriching event. Through the combined efforts of NU Lingap, CARP, and HTG Korea missionaries, the program inspired students toward self-improvement, strengthened teamwork, and fostered an environment of learning, reflection, and connection. Participants left with renewed motivation and a deeper sense of purpose for their academic and personal journeys. #Philippines

Philippines: FGD Consultative Meeting with FFWPU Cavite Church The Future Generation Department (FGD) of FFWPU Philippines held a consultative meeting with the FFWPU Cavite Church on November 25, 2025. The meeting aimed to discuss collaboration, share updates on FGD programs, and explore opportunities to engage youth in meaningful activities. The meeting was attended by Rev. Reynaldo Estoce, FFWPU Cavite Church Leader; Mr. Jun Young Teves, FGD Director; Mr. Hiroto Guingayan, President of the Philippine Blessed Children Department; Ms. Shin Mae Daigdigan, Area 3 Youth Coordinator for FGD; and Mr. Andrey Fajardo, Area 3 Deputy Youth Coordinator. During the session, FGD presented its organizational structure, ongoing programs, and future plans. Key topics included youth engagement initiatives, leadership development programs, and collaborative activities that could be implemented within the Cavite Church community. The presentation highlighted the vision of FGD to nurture the next generation through structured programs, community service, and value-based education. The consultative meeting provided an opportunity for open discussion, feedback, and alignment between FGD and the Cavite Church leadership. Participants expressed interest in supporting and participating in upcoming FGD programs, fostering stronger collaboration, and ensuring the holistic development of the youth in the area. The meeting concluded with a commitment to maintain regular communication and coordination to implement programs effectively and strengthen youth engagement within the FFWPU Cavite Church community. #Philippines

Philippines: Pure Love Symposium and Launching of PLYG in NGIS The Pure Love Symposium at New Generation International School (NGIS) was successfully held on November 25, 2025, organized by the International Association of Youth and Students for Peace (IAYSP) Pilipinas and supported by HTG Korea Missionaries. The program aimed to promote purity, character development, and responsible youth leadership by uniting faculty members, student leaders, Pure Love advocates, and IAYSP representatives. Part 1: Pure Love Congress (Morning Session)  The morning program, attended by selected student leaders, began with the Opening Message from Dr. Emmanuel Ramos, President of New Generation International School. He emphasized the importance of cultivating purity, values, and a strong sense of purpose among young people. An interactive icebreaker led by the Master of Ceremonies energized the participants and set the tone for an engaging and heart-centered program. This was followed by a presentation titled “The YSP Peace Project: Vision of PLYG” by Jun Young Teves, President of IAYSP Pilipinas, who introduced the mission and direction of the Pure Love Youth Generation, empowering youth to become leaders of peace inspired by true love and service. A group sharing activity allowed participants to reflect on the importance of purity and connect with one another. The Keynote Address was delivered by Rev. Ronnie Sodusta, Chairman of IAYSP Pilipinas, speaking on the theme “Piliin ang Pangarap, Pure Love!” He encouraged the youth to pursue their dreams with integrity, self-discipline, and moral excellence. A meaningful panel discussion followed, centered on the theme “The Importance of Purity in the School and Community.” Panel reactors included Mr. Hiroto Guingayan, President of the Philippine Blessed Children Department, and Ms. Shin Mae Daigdigan, Area 3 Youth Coordinator of FFWPU Philippines. They shared practical insights on how purity strengthens personal character, enhances school culture, and builds harmonious communities. Afterward, the Introduction of PLYG Officers affirmed the new youth leaders who will help guide the Pure Love movement within the school. Selected SSG officers, class officers, and student leaders then participated in the Signing of the Manifesto of Support, publicly committing to uphold purity and promote good moral influence among their peers. A group photo marked the end of the morning session. Part 2: Pure Love Symposium (Afternoon Session)  After lunch, the afternoon session opened with a performance by the NGIS Live Choir, followed by welcoming remarks from Dr. Emmanuel Ramos. The NGIS Dance Troupe offered an intermission performance before Rev. Ronnie Sodusta delivered a special message encouraging the students to embrace Pure Love principles in their daily lives. The Main Message was presented by Jun Young Teves, who discussed the Pure Love Advocacy, the importance of youth education, and the meaning of the Pure Love Pledge. This was followed by Testimonies from Pure Love Advocates, including Mr. Richiepaul Mantalaba, NGIS faculty member; Ms. Kumhyeon Josol, alumna and NGIS faculty; Ms. Young Hwa Kim, HTG Korea Missionary; and Mr. Jun Do Teves, Working Youth. They shared heartfelt stories about living a lifestyle of purity and maintaining strong moral values in relationships, decision-making, and daily conduct. A creative banner-making activity engaged all participants in visually expressing their commitment to Pure Love. This was followed by the Induction of PLYG Officers and Advisor, led by Guidance Advocate Ms. Julie Ann Libante, who also delivered the Closing Message, encouraging the students to uphold purity and integrity in all aspects of their lives. The symposium concluded with group photos, final announcements, and participant feedback, closing the day with a spirit of unity, inspiration, and renewed commitment to the Pure Love movement. #Philippines

Philippines: YSP Talk: “Alt+Lead” during NYX 2025 The Youth and Students for Peace (YSP) Talk titled “Alt+Lead” was successfully conducted on November 17, 2025, during the NYX 2025 event at Quezon City University. The program aimed to inspire students and young professionals in the tech field to develop strong leadership skills, ethical values, and collaborative mindsets. The event began with an opening program and a welcome message from the school representative, setting the tone for an engaging and interactive session. This was followed by an energizer dance, which helped participants relax and build camaraderie. The main talk was delivered by Mr. Jun Young Teves, President of IAYSP Pilipinas, focusing on leadership and value ethics for tech professionals. He emphasized the importance of integrity, teamwork, and responsible decision-making in the technology sector. Participants actively engaged in interactive activities, including the Human Knot game to enhance teamwork and problem-solving skills, followed by group sharing and discussions, where students reflected on their learnings and experiences. The program concluded with a closing segment, featuring remarks from the LESIT President, acknowledgment of participants and organizers, and a group photo to commemorate the event. The YSP Talk “Alt+Lead” successfully combined learning, interaction, and fun, empowering students to embrace ethical leadership and collaborative skills in their academic and professional journeys. #Philippines

Philippines: Chingu Day “Movie Day” Event The Chingu Day “Movie Day” Event was held on November 15, 2025, at the National Youth Witnessing Center in Sampaloc, Manila. Organized to provide a meaningful and heart-centered gathering, the event aimed to foster spiritual reflection, deepen bonds among participants, and offer a relaxed environment where young people could learn, share, and grow together. The highlight of the program was the screening of “The Passion of the Christ,” a film known for its powerful depiction of Jesus Christ’s final hours, His profound sacrifice, and His unconditional love for humanity. The movie offered the youth a moment of deep reflection, encouraging them to examine their own spiritual journey and faith. Participants enjoyed popcorn, snacks, and food sharing while watching the movie, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere similar to a community movie night. The shared snacks helped lighten the mood and encouraged interaction, making the experience both heartfelt and enjoyable. After the screening, everyone gathered for a sharing of realizations, where participants expressed their thoughts, emotions, and personal reflections. Many shared how the film deepened their appreciation for Jesus’ sacrifice and inspired them to live with greater sincerity, compassion, and gratitude. The open sharing allowed the youth to understand one another better and strengthen their connections through meaningful conversation. The Chingu Day “Movie Day” served as a meaningful opportunity not only for cultural bonding but also for spiritual growth, helping the youth reflect on their faith while enjoying the simple joy of watching a movie and sharing food together. #Philippines

Philippines: Launching of 1 Year Tong-Il Do Clinic for Teens The 1-Year Tong-Il Moo Do Clinic for Teens was officially launched on November 23, 2025, marking the start of an exciting journey for young martial arts enthusiasts. This program introduces teens to the core principles of Tong-Il Moo Do, a martial arts discipline that fosters unity, harmony, discipline, and personal growth. The event kicked off with welcoming remarks from Mr. Jun Young Teves, FGD Director, who shared the vision of the clinic: to help teens build confidence, respect, focus, physical coordination, and emotional discipline through consistent training and practice. Master Kenneth Momo, TIMD Instructor, then led an engaging introductory session, giving participants an overview of the origins and key principles of Tong-Il Moo Do. Teens were immediately active in the training session, learning proper stretching techniques, basic stances, and simple defensive movements, all designed to develop both physical fitness and mental resilience. The launch also offered a chance for teens to interact with instructors, ask questions, and understand how Tong-Il Moo Do goes beyond martial arts training to shape character, leadership, and teamwork skills. The program concluded with the official registration of participants, followed by a group photo to commemorate the beginning of this year-long journey. The 1-Year Tong-Il Moo Do Clinic for Teens sets the stage for a meaningful and transformative experience, guiding young practitioners toward discipline, harmony, and personal excellence. #Philippines #TIMD

Philippines: 4th FGD Sunday Youth Ministry The FGD Sunday Youth Ministry was held in November 9, 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 “We Shall Achieve It (우리가 이루리라, Uriga Irurira)”, creating 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 participants to the Korean alphabet (Hangul) and simple expressions. The youth also enjoyed learning how to write their names in Korean. These interactive sessions allowed everyone to experience Korean language and culture in a creative and meaningful way. A short break and food-sharing session followed, giving participants time to relax, bond, and connect in a joyful atmosphere. The special youth message was shared by Ms. Ella Mae Perez, the FGD Coordinator for Area 1, who spoke about the importance of building connections within the youth community. Through interactive activities and open sharing, she encouraged the participants to strengthen their relationships with one another and work together in creating a supportive environment centered on Heavenly Parent’s love. The event concluded with a group photo capturing the joyful spirit of the gathering. As the youth prepared for the Sunday Service, they continued singing together with energy and enthusiasm. 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: Chingu Day “Pepero Making” Event The Chingu Day “Pepero Making” Event was held on November 9, 2025, at the National Youth Witnessing Center, Sampaloc, Manila, organized in collaboration with the Heavenly Top Gun (HTG) and the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (FFWPU). The event aimed to promote friendship, cultural appreciation, and unity among participants through the celebration of Pepero Day, a popular Korean tradition that symbolizes love and friendship. The program began with a talk on the Four Great Realms of Heart delivered by Seung Young Miles Fernandez, setting a reflective tone about the importance of relationships centered on love. This was followed by a lecture on the meaning and origins of Pepero Day and a hands-on Pepero-making demonstration by Kim Kana of HTG Korea. Participants learned how to make Pepero, long biscuit sticks coated with chocolate and decorated with various toppings such as sprinkles, nuts, and crushed cookies. The activity encouraged creativity, joy, and teamwork as participants made Pepero for one another to express friendship and appreciation. After creating their own Pepero, participants joyfully shared and exchanged them while enjoying conversations and laughter, symbolizing the giving and receiving of love among friends. The atmosphere was warm and cheerful, filled with smiles and heartfelt connections. The event concluded with a group photo that captured the joyful and family-like spirit of the gathering. The Chingu Day celebration served as a meaningful opportunity to deepen understanding of Korean culture while fostering international friendship, gratitude, and shared values among the youth, strengthening bonds of heart across nations through simple yet heartfelt gestures of giving and love. #Philippines

Philippines: 3rd FGD Sunday Youth Ministry The FGD Sunday Youth Ministry was held on November 2, 2025, at the UPF Peace Embassy in 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, cultural exposure, and shared experiences of faith. The program opened with a lively icebreaker, followed by a praise song practice of “Holy Mother Han,” led by Ms. Kana Kim, which set a warm and devotional atmosphere. Ms. Kim then facilitated the Korean language lecture, introducing participants to additional elements of Hangul and everyday expressions that further enriched their appreciation of Korean culture. Afterward, participants enjoyed a short break and food-sharing session that allowed them to rest, bond, and enjoy light fellowship. This was followed by the recognition of graduates from the 4-Day Youth Moral Recovery and Education Program, led by FGD Director Mr. Jun Young Teves. Workshop participants also shared heartfelt reflections from their experience, while Rev. John Rhodbert Gregorio, Secretary-General of FFWPU Philippines, offered an encouraging message to welcome them warmly into the community. The program continued with a Tong-Il Moo Do orientation by Mstr. Kenneth John Mark Momo, who introduced the origin and background of the martial art and highlighted its emphasis on discipline, harmony, and character formation. This was followed by the official launching of the “1-Year Tong-Il Moo Do Youth Clinic” along with open registration for interested youth and parents. The event concluded with a group photo that captured the joyful and united spirit of the gathering. As participants prepared for the Sunday Service, the youth continued to sing together with energy, enthusiasm, and a strengthened sense of community. The FGD Sunday Youth Ministry is envisioned as a regular weekly activity held every Sunday morning before the service, providing a consistent space for young people to grow in faith, deepen their fellowship, and enter worship with renewed passion. #Philippines