How can we, who yearn for what we can touch, connect ourselves and those we love to those we can’t touch?

Unificationists begin every Lunar New Year celebrating God with family and friends.

“It’s about the creation; it’s about the feeling. It’s about the passion.”

Reflecting on Dr. King’s dream, we can use this opportunity to honor his legacy and determine what we can do to realize the dream ourselves.

Put Happiness on the list for this year. What if being happy was just a decision to make?

A new year offers a chance at renewal. Take time to direct your heart toward where you want to grow toward this year.

“Marriage is not just between us. In a way, it’s between families.”

Wherever you are in life, here is a supportive tool to help you on your journey to inner peace.

A strong and healthy spiritual life is not instant, but we can give ourselves that extra jolt of meaning and internal energy.

If praying on your knees just doesn’t cut it for you, you don’t need to categorize yourself as hopelessly “unspiritual.”

“God doesn’t have arms or legs or a voice, God can’t hug someone. He needs us to work through, to speak through and comfort through.”

Unificationists around the world foster strong families and communities by nurturing real relationships.

“I felt my life had no meaning, but after finding God and my family, I am so happy.”

“Music is my tool to inspire and improve the lives of people around me.”

God entrusts a Unificationist couple to support other families who share in the struggles and joys of raising a child with special needs.

“We’re just one big family, learning to love each other.”

“Better families will lead to a better world.”

“Poetry is nice to leave behind, but your my true legacy is my children.”

“Maybe there is a God, a purpose for my life and all of creation.”