
Foreign Missions
In the 1960s Father sent out missionaries from Korea to Japan first and soon after to the United States and Europe to begin the foundations of those nations to receive the True Parents. In March, 1975 Father chose and trained representatives from Japan, United States and Germany, or other European countries to be the representatives of the True Parents throughout the world. These first missionaries were sent to 120 nations, instructing them to live like the people of those nations, to eat their food, live in their huts or homes, and testify to the leaders of their nation.
Robert Brown goes to India
Robert Brown tells about going to Coimatore, India in 1990 and how he witnessed to two different groups, one young college graduates and another group of young guys taking a karate class in a local...
read moreErnesto and Hiroko Gomez joining church, matching, Blessing
Ernesto and Hiroko Gomez are a MSG, 2,075 1982 Couple. They were matched without a common language and had to have an interpreter, such faith to be married in this way! Hiroko shares how her parents were Christians and helped anyone who came to them. Ernesto tells...
read moreGomez: National Leaders of Belize
Ernesto was chosen to be the National Leader of Belize and they lived there for nine years. They moved to L.A. in 2010, though they are still the Leaders of...
read moreMy Albanian experience Nov-Dec 2013
By Mr. Bengt de Paulis, a Swede living with his Blessed Family in Finland In the spring of 2013, the Nat. Leader of Finland Mr. Yoshizumi and I discussed what to do to get results in church activities. He also knew my desire for life in a warmer climate. ☺ He...
read moreMy Experiences as a Missionary in Uganda: 1975 – 1978
by William Connery April 20, 2018 My own experiences as a missionary actually began on December 23, 1974. I was working in Los Angeles for the last speech in the 1974 Day of Hope campaign for Rev. Moon. Another brother and I received forms to be filled out...
read more9 Years in Russia, Pt 1
Jules Hack shares about working in Russia for nine years, many in Chechnya in dangerous situations.
read morePt. 2 Court case to allow us to stay in Russia
Jules Hack shares about a court case where some tried to have church kicked out of Russia.
read morePt. 3 Working in desolate Mongolia
Jules Hack shares about working in Mongolia, only paved roads in the cities, all others dirt roads or having to take a jeep cross country. Yurts, horses, people who look very much like America's native peoples make up Mongolia.
read morePt. 4 The Russian People
Jules Hack shares about about the Russian people, how they respect leaders who are strong.
read moreDisciple for Christ
Wolfgang Schawaller's Biography: Disciple for Christ I use the words „Disciple for Christ, because I have accepted the Unification Principle, the religious teachings of the Unification movement and Rev. and Mrs. Moon who are the founders in October of 1974 in Germany....
read moreShouting Divine Principle in every room
by John Doroski October 19, 2017 In the Philippines in almost every new city we pioneered we could not find a place to rent for a center, everything taken by a large population, then it always occurred we would finally fine a vacant house and we set up a church center...
read moreRespect and love for others
by Wolfgang Schawaller October 25, 2017 From my 21 years mission experience I want to say what I learned most: It is to respect and love other fellow-human-beings, because everyone is a child of God. Where I worked and lived, people always looked different from me,...
read moreForeign Mission to India from 1976 until 1979
by Wolfgang Schawaller October 25, 2017 Two and a half years passed since I first came to India. I went there in 1976 as a foreign missionary of the Unification Church. Our centre and home were located outside the city of Bombay. Every day it took me one hour by...
read moreMoral education in Russia
by Wolfgang Schawaller October 25, 2017 In 1992 I went to Russia and worked there for 4 years. Russian people are nice and deep hearted people, and most of them hated the communist regime anyway. I worked in Kaliningrad, former “Königsberg”, which belonged to German...
read moreJapanese Missionary to U.S. in 1973
by Yoshi Ichijo June 16, 2017 I arrived in the US 44 years ago yesterday with the third group of Japanese missionaries. Somehow I wanted to come to the US as I was growing up. Of course, I didn't know that I would come here as a missionary then. From day one on this...
read moreCoimbatore, India
by Robert Brown In 1990 the church held a computer generated placement of where members should go for 40 days. These were larger cities all over the world. I was selected to go to Coimbatore, India, deep down in the southern part of India. I was excited to go and...
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