By FFWPU Thailand
On July 12, 2026, FFWPU Thailand organized a vibrant two-day “Heal-Jai” Service Project and Youth Camp at the Pak Chong Training Center and Ban Bung Toei School. The gathering brought together 33 energetic young participants, accompanied by a university professor, the National Vice Leader, and two Youth Center leaders.
Purpose & Objectives
- Building Connections: Foster meaningful relationships with witnessing guests in a warm environment.
- Sharing the Culture of Heart: Create experiences centered on living for the sake of others.
- Youth Character Development: Help young people discover their intrinsic value and cultivate strong character.
Phase 1: Community Service at Ban Bung Toei School
The journey began at the King Ramkhamhaeng Monument Plaza at Ramkhamhaeng University, where participants offered a prayer and energizing cheer—a tradition among the university students—to build unity before departure.
The group traveled to Ban Bung Toei School in Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Led by university students and Youth Center Leader Mr. Bussabong Chatchai, participants organized lively recreational activities and served delicious meals to elementary school children. The schoolyard was filled with smiles, laughter, and pure joy as the team poured out their hearts to serve the local community.
Phase 2: Inspiration, Teamwork, and Connection
Following the service project, participants arrived at the Pak Chong Training Center for the retreat portion of the program.
- Warm Welcome & Purpose: Rev. Sutin Sribunpleang (Vice President of FFWPU Thailand) and Dr. Kim Incheon (President of Cheon Shim Won Asia Pacific Branch) delivered welcoming remarks, setting a high spiritual tone for the weekend.
- Keynote Address: Mr. Weerayut Kachen delivered a lecture titled “The Vision of the New Generation,” emphasizing the necessity of personal development, moral leadership, and adaptability in an age increasingly influenced by Artificial Intelligence (AI).
- Team-Building Walk Rally: Groups participated in interactive station games—including “Unity Ball” and word-guessing challenges—designed to build trust, communication, and teamwork.
- Evening Fellowship: After an enjoyable Korean BBQ dinner, participants let loose with karaoke and shared heartfelt testimonies led by 2nd Generation youth. A coaching session concluded the night, giving guests and members a safe space to open their hearts and forge deep friendships.
Phase 3: Self-Discovery and Conscience-Centered Living
Day two kicked off with morning exercise and breakfast, followed by interactive and reflective educational sessions:
- Self-Discovery Workshop: Participants explored their personality traits and strengths through “The Four Animal Personality Types” exercise.
- Lecture on Conscience: Rev. Sutin Sribunpleang presented “Creating Happiness through the Power of Conscience,” offering practical guidance on navigating life with clear moral values.
- Mentorship & Coaching: Following small-group discussions, senior members held one-on-one coaching sessions with junior participants, offering active listening, practical guidance, and sincere encouragement.
Conclusion
The camp concluded with inspiring closing remarks from Mr. Weerayut Kachen and a special certificate presentation ceremony honoring every participant’s active involvement and dedication. Through service, study, and deep fellowship, the “Heal-Jai” project successfully left a lasting impression on all witnessing guests and youth involved.