By FFWPU DR Congo
As part of the summer camp program, the Youth Department organized a 7-day CERP Seminar from July 19 to 26, 2026, at the Kimbwala Training Center in Kinshasa, under the theme: “A Filial Heart Toward Holy Mother Han.” The session brought together 47 young participants (12 boys and 35 girls) aged 13 to 18.
The primary objective of this training was to deepen the participants’ understanding of Heavenly Parent’s heart and the True Parents’ teachings through the study of the Chambumo Gyeong and the Historical Epic of the Chosen Han People of Korea, while fostering a spirit of filial piety, responsibility, and leadership.
Throughout the seminar, daily schedules featured early morning wake-ups, morning exercise, Hoon Dok Hae, community chores, lectures, group work, reflection and spiritual guidance sessions, and various educational activities, including short film screenings and educational games to aid in learning.
Lectures systematically covered major providential themes, including Heavenly Parent’s Dream, Heavenly Parent’s Despair, the Essence of Jesus, the Advent of True Parents, and the Historical Epic of the Chosen Han People of Korea. Delivered by several national leaders and trainers, these sessions allowed the youth to gain a deeper insight into the vision of True Parents and their responsibility in building Cheon Il Guk.
A highlight of the seminar was the visit from Continental Director Rev. Jean Pierre Kadima, who shared the history of the Kimbwala Training Center and delivered a lecture on the four realms of heart and their corresponding virtues. His presence served as a great source of inspiration and encouragement for all participants.
On the final day, National Leader Rev. Rang Wan Lubaka addressed the seminar participants, focusing on three essential pillars: sexual purity, a spirit of service, and filial piety. Through his guidance and personal testimony, he urged the youth to become role models of faith, morality, and responsibility within their families, communities, and society.
The seminar concluded with final evaluations, cultural activities, participant testimonies, and an official closing ceremony featuring remarks of gratitude and encouragement to put the teachings into practice. This training session served to strengthen the faith, character, and commitment of the young participants, consolidating their identity as the future generation called to carry forward True Parents’ vision.
