By FFWPU Argentina
During the weekend of June 6–7, 2026, Argentina hosted the highly anticipated international seminar, “High Noon Tour 2026.” This global initiative was designed to connect directly with local communities, conveying essential principles on sexual integrity, overcoming community challenges, and establishing life goals aligned with the teachings of the True Parents.
The two-day, in-person event took place across two strategic locations: beginning on Saturday in the town of Cañuelas and culminating on Sunday at the National Headquarters in Buenos Aires.
Leadership and Coordination
The general coordination was led by an outstanding international team, including:
- David and Mitsue Wolfenberger | Founders of High Noon
- Stefany Obando | LATAM Chapter Leader
- Fernando Barrantes | Coordinator for Spain
The event also benefited from the vital institutional support of the National President of FFWPU in Argentina, Mrs. Esperanza Gómez.
Event Highlights and Turnout
The seminar achieved an excellent turnout, gathering a total of 62 participants. The event successfully brought together an intergenerational and diverse audience, including:
- Young single Sunghwa members
- Married couples
- Parents from the community
Logistics Spotlight: The smooth deployment of the event was made possible thanks to the dedicated support of a local volunteer team.
Two Days of Impactful Content
All pedagogical content was delivered by specialized High Noon staff, structured across two dynamic days:
- Day 1 (Cañuelas): Following a warm institutional welcome, the team launched high-impact thematic blocks such as “Absolute Sex” and “Escapism.” These sessions provided participants with conceptual tools to live a life of complete transparency—living with “no shadows.”
- Day 2 (Buenos Aires Headquarters): Presentations shifted focus toward deep personal connections and sexual integrity, alongside lectures specifically tailored for couples and parents.
To optimize engagement, every theoretical presentation was complemented by interactive conversation workshops. Attendees were divided into discussion groups based on age and marital status, creating a safe environment of trust and open exchange.
Lasting Impact and Moving Forward
The spiritual and moral impact of the tour was clearly reflected in the participants’ testimonies. The youth highlighted the importance of healing and strengthening their relationship with God, expressing a clear determination to protect their purity and fidelity of heart in preparation for receiving the future Blessing of the True Parents.
For the local community, this seminar served as an ideal platform to consolidate character, family values, and the providential commitment of the rising generations. The event concluded with deep gratitude from the High Noon international team toward the Argentine members for their exceptional openness and hospitality, reaffirming a mutual commitment to collaborate on future educational projects in the region.