Bicol Region Moshim Workshop and Pastoral Visitation
Report by FFWPU Philippines
The FFWPU Legazpi Community successfully hosted a Moshim Workshop and Pastoral Visitation from March 14 to 18, 2026. The National Moshim Team, led by Rev. Ronnie Sodusta, Regional Director of FFWPU Philippines, was warmly received by the Blessed Families and members of the Bicol Region.
Moshim Workshop: Strengthening Spiritual Foundations
The workshop took place from March 14–15 in Naga City, Camarines Sur, focusing on deepening spiritual foundations and fostering genuine care among leadership and the laity.
- Day 1: The Life of Faith Rev. Ronnie Sodusta introduced the core concept of Moshim (attendance/serving), sharing powerful testimonies of spiritual revival from other regions. The session featured specialized insights from key leaders:
- Rev. Edgar Tanate on the vital mission of witnessing.
- Mrs. Shirley Vergara on the providential value of tithing.
- Rev. Angelito Cainday on the principles of sustainable church growth.
- Day 2: Unity and Integrity Rev. Sodusta deepened the discussion by exploring member identity and the mechanics of community unity. He addressed common challenges to growth and emphasized that personal integrity is the bedrock of a thriving church. The workshop concluded by honoring the Top 10 Faithful Tithers in recognition of their consistent devotion and support.
Reflections: Participants expressed deep gratitude, testifying to a sense of spiritual renewal and a desire for these workshops to become a regular fixture in the region.
Pastoral Visitation: A Personal Touch
Following the workshop, from March 16–18, National Leaders conducted house-to-house visitations across the Bicol Region. These visits provided a rare opportunity for leaders to:
- Listen to the personal stories and life situations of Blessed Families.
- Offer heartfelt prayers tailored to each family’s specific intentions.
- Foster an atmosphere of trust, openness, and sincerity.
For many families, especially those facing personal or providential challenges, the presence of the leadership brought significant comfort and renewed hope.
Conclusion
The Moshim Workshop and Pastoral Visitation proved to be a transformative initiative. By prioritizing personal connection and pastoral care, the Bicol Region has reaffirmed its commitment to building a vibrant, loving community.
The region extends its sincerest gratitude to the National Leaders for their dedication and for bringing the heart of Heavenly Parent and True Parents into the homes of every family.