by Rev. Ken Sudo Introduction: When I was called to come to the Unification Theological Seminary, I felt that God was allowing me to start anew. God was giving me a second chance to do His Will, as I felt that Rev. Won Pil Kim’s quote, “The longer I stayed in the Unification...
by Rev. Ken Sudo When I was called to come to the Unification Theological Seminary, I felt that God was allowing me to start anew. God was giving me a second chance to do His Will, as I felt that Rev. Won Pil Kim’s quote, “The longer I stayed in the Unification Church,...
by Rev. Ken Sudo When I was called to come to the Unification Theological Seminary, I felt that God was allowing me to start anew. God was giving me a second chance to do His Will, as I felt that Rev. Won Pil Kim’s quote, “The longer I stayed in the Unification Church,...
by Rev. Ken Sudo When I was called to come to the Unification Theological Seminary, I felt that God was allowing me to start anew. God was giving me a second chance to do His Will, as I felt that Rev. Won Pil Kim’s quote, “The longer I stayed in the Unification Church,...
by Rev. Ken Sudo Part 1 When I was called to come to the Unification Theological Seminary, I felt that God was allowing me to start anew. God was giving me a second chance to do His Will, as I felt that Rev. Won Pil Kim’s quote, “The longer I stayed in the...
By Won Pil Kim We continue Rev. Won Pil Kim’s personal story and review of the earliest years of our movement. His account remains among the most insightful testimony of these early times. This is the final part in this series about the beginnings of the movement in Seoul, and this installment records...
By Won Pil Kim We continue Rev. Won Pil Kim’s personal story and review of the earliest years of our movement. In 1953 when this story begins, Father is 33 years old and Won Pil Kim is 25. Fighting in the Korean War ended with the truce in July 1953. It was later...
By Won Pil Kim We continue Rev. Won Pil Kim’s personal story and review of the earliest years of our movement. In 1953 when this story begins, Father is 33 years old and Won Pil Kim is 25. Fighting in the Korean War ended with the truce in July 1953. It was later...
By Jonatha A. Johnson The following is background for many of the stories we are running in this section. It was written nearly 40 years ago but its content still draws us back to the years when our movement was in its infancy, and helps us understand the changes that helped forge Korea...
By Kim In-Ho Last week we concluded a series of Won Pil Kim’s talks about his time in Busan with True Father in the early 1950s, following Father’s getting out of the Hungnam labor camp and finally making his way south. This week we bring you an outsider’s view of Father as a...
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