Second-generation Unificationists in Boston raised $1,600 for their local Lovin’ Life Ministries (LLM) worship service by organizing a fundraiser titled “Coffee House for a Cause” at the church center on March 31, 2012.  The event, which included an art gallery and refreshments, featured both Unificationist- and non-Unificationist bands, as well as an open mic, drawing about 150 people.Eiko Tsukamoto (24), who is completing her masters in Higher Education at the Harvard Gr.... read more

Junction NYC, a young-adult Lovin' Life Ministries program, was featured on Nov. 1, 2011 on the front page of the website This I Believe, Inc., a nonprofit promoting respect for people's beliefs through essay-writing.  This I Believe was founded to engage youth and adults from all walks of life in writing, sharing, and discussing brief essays about the core values that guide their daily lives. According to the This I Believe website, Executive Producer Dan Gediman says, "The go.... read more

On New Year's Eve, more than 700 Unificationists of all ages gathered at the Unification Theological Seminary (UTS) at the Barrytown campus to welcome in 2012. Whether Sumo wrestling, face-painting, building gingerbread-houses or simply chatting with friends, parents, children and young adults enjoyed each other's company during this family-oriented celebration, having traveled from all over the country to do so. In the words of Rosako, a Generation Peace Academy (GPA) student, "The.... read more