The Fishing Project for Relationship Building was held from April 23 to 25, 2026, over a period of 2 nights and 3 days, with the objective of strengthening relationships and fostering closer connections among participants. A total of 23 people joined the program, including 1 inactive member and 12 participants who had not been regularly connected with the church. The activity took place in a natural setting, providing a relaxing environment suitable for both recreation and meaningful interaction. On the first day, participants traveled to the venue and began with ice-breaking activities, introducing themselves and building familiarity with one another, followed by a shared meal in a friendly atmosphere. On the second day, the main activity was group fishing, during which participants worked together, supported one another, and learned new skills. Throughout the fishing activity, more informal and open conversations naturally took place. The relaxed environment helped many participants open their hearts and share their thoughts, experiences, and personal stories more freely. As a result, relationships among participants became noticeably stronger, especially among those who had not been actively attending church, who began to engage more. The inactive member also showed increased interaction and connection with others. On the final day, a reflection session was held, allowing participants to share their feelings and experiences from the program. Most participants expressed happiness and appreciation for the activity. Overall, the project was highly successful in building relationships and encouraging participants to open up more deeply.