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: 3-Day Divine Principle Seminar and 2-Day Divine Principle Seminar This November, FFWPU Iloilo Church successfully conducted two youth seminars. The first was a 3-day Divine Principle Series Seminar held from October 30 to November 16, attended by six student participants. The participants were invited by Mrs. Rosela Cadile from her barangay in Tabuc Suba, Iloilo City. Lectures on the Divine Principle were given by Mrs. Manilyn Bartolo. On the final day of the seminar, the participants joined the Sunday Service delivered by Mr. Carlo Nino Bartolo, the head pastor of FFWPU Iloilo. This allowed them to deepen their understanding and experience the heart of the local church community. The atmosphere was welcoming, and the youth expressed their appreciation for the meaningful guidance shared throughout the program. Another 2-day Divine Principle Seminar was held in Roxas City, Capiz, with 8 participants who are trainees of Tong Il Moo Do in the area. The lectures were conducted by Mr. Carlo Nino, and the program was organized by Ms. Romylyn Dioleste, the TIMD instructor of TIMD Roxas City. The seminar provided the participants with valuable insights and spiritual inspiration. In both seminars, the youth also received lectures on Pure Love Education. Many expressed their gratitude for the meaningful and insightful guidance on maintaining purity and becoming positive influences within their communities. As we look ahead, FFWPU Iloilo is excited to hold more seminars and youth activities this coming December. #Philippines

Philippines: 4-Day Youth Moral Recovery and Development Education The Future Generation Department (FGD), in partnership with IAYSP–Pilipinas, WCARP, and Heavenly Top Gun (HTG), organized the 4-Day Youth Moral Recovery and Development Education from October 26–29, 2025, held at the Caloocan CARP Center and Tong-Il Moo Do (TIMD) Dojang. This 4-day training was designed for Aralay scholars and working youth participants to rediscover moral values, strengthen their faith, and develop the discipline and heart of future leaders guided by the Divine Principle. Program Highlights Throughout the four-day program, participants were divided into two teams, Team Yellow and Team Blue, each guided by HTG missionaries who served as their elder brothers and sisters. This team-based setup fostered unity, friendship, and healthy competition, encouraging participants to support one another while embodying the spirit of teamwork and family. The program integrated both moral education and practical development, combining lectures, reflections, and activities that nurtured the heart, mind, and body. Lecture sessions covered the full spectrum of Principle-based education, from Introduction to Chambumoron, God’s Nature, and The Principle of Creation to The Fall, Restoration, Pure Love Education, and Our Idea of Peace. These lessons helped participants understand their value as children of God and their role in contributing to peace and moral renewal in society. Interactive activities such as 2 Truths and 1 Lie, Cross the Line, Ideal Family, and Tower Stack Challenge strengthened communication, coordination, and trust. The use of the TIMD Dojang also provided opportunities for physical discipline and team challenges that reflected unity of body and spirit. The HTG missionaries, serving as mentors and team leaders, played a key role in guiding the participants with care and sincerity. They invested their hearts in understanding the youth, offering personal guidance and encouragement throughout the program. Through this, participants could deeply feel the heart and warmth of the FFWPU youth community and were inspired to grow not only as individuals but as brothers and sisters united under one purpose. By the final day, many of the participants expressed interest in continuing their growth by joining the programs of FFWPU through IAYSP, CARP, and Tong-Il Moo Do, recognizing these as pathways for further spiritual education, service, and leadership development. Conclusion and Impact The 4-Day Youth Moral Recovery and Development Education successfully combined Principle education, physical training, and heartfelt mentoring to create a transformative experience for the participants. The team dynamic helped build trust, responsibility, and a sense of belonging, while the lectures and reflections cultivated a clearer sense of purpose and faith. Participants left the program with renewed motivation to live moral lives and to continue their journey with the FFWPU youth organizations. The event strengthened the identity of the Aralay scholars as emerging youth leaders and future contributors to a society centered on true love and service. #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