Empowering the Heavenly Parent Holy Community
... The “youth return cases” designates a series of court cases brought by the Lawyers’ Network to destroy the Church (per their own statement): they sought compensation for young adults who had joined the Unification…
... Many of those abducted and confined were not so lucky and had no choice but to recant their faith for good and sue the Church for damages to prove their apostasy, as they would…
... The Lawyers’ Network has been using and encouraging these faith-breaking practices for decades by referring parents opposed to their adult children’s faith to deprogrammers and then demanding from the members who finally accepted to…
... “The religious organization promotes the North-South unification of the Korean Peninsula based on a Christian-like ideology. Therefore, the Chinese Communist Party is wary that the estimated 100 million Christians within China might rise in…
... the 3rd June response included a correction of the amount mentioned, but regardless of the figure, there is absolutely no truth to the claim that our organization or the former world headquarters of the…
... On 8th June 2025, the Tokyo Citizens’ Association for the Protection of Fundamental Human Rights and Freedom of Religion, composed of believers of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (formerly the Unification…
... Most citizens remain entirely unaware of this structure. This “inconvenient truth” has been buried because it undermines the narrative promoted by the NNLSS, which is connected to deprogrammers and has become the primary source…
... People in abduction and confinement situations can’t make sound judgments. Some were even coerced into lawsuits they didn’t want to be part of, and were exploited to fit a narrative. Using such trials as…
... The Family Federation for World Peace and Unification has taught only the path toward peaceful unification and world peace with Heaven at the center and has thereby established an unprecedented foundation worldwide. Korea has…
... the Chinese Communist regime implemented new laws earlier this month that further crack down on foreign religious activities in China, marking a “new dimension” in the government’s religious control policies.