Prepared by WFWP UK We had a very large turnout for our last Women’s Peace Meeting about the Middle East, reflecting the genuine feelings of compassion and concern for the on-going suffering and uncertainty of the people there, particularly women and children who are so often the victims of conflict. We heard from...
By Dolores Read, WFWP UK The WFWP Christmas party Hekd on December 16, 2017, was a great success this year, the capacity audience enjoyed some nice musical performances by Amabel Vitae (Have yourself a Merry Christmas), Eileen Walkin (Poem: Peace in our world), ten-year-old Vaishnavi playing a Christmas medley on violin and...
By David and Patricia Earle, UPF UK On November 20, 2017 for an audience of just over 50 people, mainly from Christian and Muslim backgrounds, gathered to watch a remarkable documentary film about reconciliation and the power of forgiveness, entitled The Imam and the Pastor. The film is one of a number...
By Elizabeth Marshall, FFWPU UK On November 19, 2017 we hold our annual Interfaith meeting and there were 13 people present who all came by invitation. We had 3 Ahlulbayt Muslims, 2 Latter Day Saint members and one Nepalese man I just invited the day before having come across his ‘phone number...
By Oliver Lane, WFWP UK Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Scotland & Glasgow Peace Federation (GPF) joint event was held on November 18th, 2017 at Partick Burgh Hall, Glasgow. The theme for the event was “Building a Better World through Knowing Universal Principles” Scotland WFWP joined with Glasgow Peace Federation to...
Prepared by FFWPU UK “Reading Life Through the Principle: Healing Relationships” Cleeve House, 17th – 21st December 2017 During this workshop we shall be telling stories. Looking at stories of creation, fall and redemption. Looking at stories of conflict and stories of healing. Stories of love and stories of hurt and hate. We...
by David and Patricia Earle WFWP and UPF UK The city of Birmingham’s population is just over a million people, with the number of Muslims fast approaching 250,000, and with the number of mosques in the city now over 160! A large percentage of the Muslim community live in the inner city...
By Patricia Earle, WFWP UK (Birmingham, United Kingdom, 8. July 2017) When you hear the word ‘Iran’, perhaps your first thoughts are of Ayatollahs, or nuclear weapons treaties, or human rights concerns. Since returning to Birmingham in 1992, we have had the pleasure of getting to know quite many Iranian people who...
London, United Kingdom, 2. June 2017 By Jeung-sun Shongwe CARP UK Director It was a fantastic, light-hearted and fun atmosphere we made together at this event. Although many young people could not attend this due to ongoing exams, work or other reasons, 34 attendees were present, including 5 new CARP members from...
A Women’s Peace Meeting held to recognize the UN Day for the Family, and Africa Day By Patricia Earle, WFWP UK We had another Women’s Peace Meeting on June 23, 2017, which focused on the central importance of the family in society, and human relationships. The topic generated a lot of interest...
Asian Leadership Conference (ALC)
24 Apr, 2018
Filial Piety to God and True Parents
23 Apr, 2018
Peru: A Meeting with the Afro-Peruvian Community
23 Apr, 2018
Malaysia: Youth are the Leaders of Tomorrow
23 Apr, 2018
