Rev. Hyung-jin Moon asked Unificationist to inherit the True love of True Parents. He Cited Mr. Goto (who escaped 12 years of abduction by supposed faith breakers, as he maintained his faith as a Unificationist), an ordinary human being, who did an extraordinary act, by inheriting the true love of God and True Parents.
He mentioned that "world peace" does not springs up in the middle of an existing harmony, but in the midst of a chaotic time as this, by Unificationists manifesting the True love of the Lord of Second Coming, in our everyday life.
Worship Service November 28, 2009

Rev.Hyung Jin Nim Introduced Mr. Goto, who was abducted for 12 years, by deprogrammers, to change his Unificationist faith. Mr. Goto, asked all those who stand for religious freedom, to join him, by convicting this religious bigotry of deprogamming 4000 Unificationists, and ask government of Japan to start prosecuting these criminal acts.

Rev. Hyung Jin Moon set the record clear on the controversies surrounding Washington Time's Co-Chairman, his brother, Hyun Jin Moon. He declared to the Unificationists to not follow any members of Moon family, including himself, if not obedient to the will of True Parents of mankind, Rev. and Mrs. Sun Myung Moon. He expressed strongly, that he, as the newly appointed UPF chairman, had no desire to take the leadership away from his brother, Hyun Jin Moon, former chairman, but simply has been obedient to the will of the founder of the movement, Rev. Sun Myung Moon

Rev. Hyung Jin Moon said that this is the time for Unificationists to use their democratic rights of religious freedom, to witness to the validity of the Messiahship of Rev. Sun Myung Moon. He reported that two weeks ago, for the first time, an abducted Japanese member, was freed from deprogrammers, at her own will, with the help of Rev. kook Jin Nim , the vice president of Unification Church, International. November 7, 2009 Worship Service

Two Rivers choir Rev. And Mrs. Toffey

Rev. Michel Brazil Sermon on October 31, 2009: The heart and motivation behind our offerings matters more than its apparent value to others.