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Easter Reading: Between Fear and Inspiration

by esgdmedia.com | Apr 1, 2026 | medium, True Father

Between Fear and Inspiration From ‘As a peace-Loving Global Citizen’ — p. 46by Rev. Sun Myung MoonEdited by esgd10 minutes As I grew older and more mature, I became preoccupied with the question, “What will I be when I grow up?” I enjoyed observing and studying...

The Same Position as the Pilgrim Fathers

by esgdmedia.com | Nov 28, 2025 | Short, True Father

The Same Position as the Pilgrim Fathers Excerpt from ‘Becoming a Second Reverend Moon’by Rev. Sun Myung MoonMay 19, 1984. East Garden (USA)Edited by esgd4 minutes However, is the Christianity of today ready for that kind of revolution? Ready to be united by the Holy...

SUMMER 2025 wrap up: We Go On

by esgdmedia.com | Oct 1, 2025 | Others, Past Workshops

SUMMER 2025 wrap up: We Go On Another ESGD Summer of three workshops — one for HARP and two for young adults, 18+ or 22+ — has passed. We want to take a brief moment to look back at some of its key messages. This year’s summer motto “We Go On” refers to the path we...

Across the table, around the world

by esgdmedia.com | Sep 29, 2025 | Short, True Mother

Across the table, around the world A selection from Hak Ja Han’s Moon Memoir (from p.275)5 minutes An image shimmers faintly in my memory, like a gleam of sunlight reflected by the dew on the grass. I was sitting across the table from my husband, right after our...

The way of God’s will

by esgdmedia.com | Sep 29, 2025 | medium, True Mother

The way of God’s will A selection from Hak Ja Han’s Moon Memoir (from p.90)10 minutes By God’s hand, on our way to Daegu we met Jeong Seok-cheon, a member of the Holy Lord Church, to which my family had belonged in Cholsan. He was very pleased to see us, and we...

Worlds divide at the 38th parallel

by esgdmedia.com | Sep 29, 2025 | medium, True Mother

Worlds divide at the 38th parallel A selection from Hak Ja Han’s Moon Memoir (from p.60)10 minutes “You came here to see your mother?” The guard asked this question as a formality; he knew why I was there, because I came every day. “Yes, sir,” I would respond in...