By FFWPU DR Congo
From August 10 to 17, 2026, an eight-day spiritual education seminar was held in Mbujimayi, Kasaï-Oriental Province, bringing together 67 participants. Organized to strengthen members’ spiritual education, the seminar aimed to deepen their understanding of the teachings, fortify their life of faith, and prepare them for a deeper commitment to the Providence.
Throughout the eight days, participants completed lectures and training focused on the Chambumoron and the historical epic of the Han people. This curriculum deepened their understanding of providential history, provided insights into the journey of the Han people, and heightened awareness of their role in current providential efforts.
Special attention was given to the spiritual foundation needed for prayer at the Cheon Shim Won. Participants received guidance on the core tenets of this practice, as well as the heartistic attitude required for a deeper, more sincere prayer life focused on the spirit world. This preparation aimed to help each individual build a more consistent and substantial spiritual life.
The seminar also encouraged participants to translate their faith into action through a cleanup initiative around the church premises. This community service project was warmly received by local residents, highlighting the importance of pairing spiritual education with practical service.
A key highlight was the Sunday service on August 16, themed “The Completion of the Kingdom of God on Earth.” The National Leader reminded attendees of the reality of the spirit world and the responsibility of those on Earth in realizing the Kingdom of God, encouraging humility and a filial heart toward Holy Mother Han. The message emphasized respecting order, following guidance, and living a life centered on service and sharing.
Additionally, leadership presided over a landmark groundbreaking ceremony for the future Mbujimayi Church building. Continental Leader Rev. Jean Pierre Kadima urged members to actively participate in the construction as a tangible expression of their faith, devotion, and support for True Mother.
Overall, the eight-day seminar offered 67 participants a balanced experience of education, prayer, community service, and actionable commitment—strengthening their faith and dedication to carrying forward the work of the Providence in Kasaï-Oriental.