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August 13, 2021

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News

Reunified Korea a ‘Force For Good’ to the World

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For 73 years, the historical divide between North and South Korea has had an immeasurable impact on countless lives worldwide.

August 15 marks the anniversary of a pivotal point in world history when the Republic of South Korea was established in 1948, and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) was established in the north soon after.

Today, through Think Tank 2022, Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon, cofounder of Family Federation for World Peace (FFWPU), is working with 10 governors of South Korean provinces–among other leaders of various nations–who support the vision of a peaceful, unified Korea and world.

“International cooperation and solidarity is needed now more than ever,” said former Republic of Korea Prime Minister Chung Sye-Kyun, who was among the speakers of the 6th Rally of Hope in May and praised the timeliness of Think Tank 2022.

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Events

See you at National Family Service!

LIVE Sunday 11am Eastern at nationalfamilyservice.org. This week's topic is "Playing the Sport of Life."

UTS Open House Tomorrow!

You are invited to our next Virtual Open House on Saturday, August 14 from 1 PM EDT to hear about our Master of Arts in Religious Studies, Master of Divinity, and the Doctor of Ministry degree programs.

UPF's International Leadership Conference

This International Leadership Conference (ILC), sponsored by Universal Peace Federation, convenes leading experts to examine the effectiveness of nations cooperating to build bridges physically, economically and ideologically. You are cordially invited to join the four-day ILC Tuesday through Friday, August 17-20, on the theme Connecting the World’s Economics, Perspectives & Geography, leading toward peaceful reunification of the Korean Peninsula.

Join in our discussion of emerging best practices and possibilities.

A Unified Korea: Finding Seeds of Hope

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