the 64th Day of All True Things and 72th Anniversary of the Founding of FFWPU – Thailand

On June 15, 2026, corresponding to the 1st day of the 5th month in the 14th year of Cheon Il Guk according to the lunar calendar, the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (FFWPU) Thailand Headquarters held a commemorative celebration at the UCF Building in Bangkok. The event was simultaneously broadcast via Zoom to church centers across Thailand, allowing members nationwide to join in honoring this significant occasion.

The program began with the Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Raweetheewath Srisuttisa-ard, leading the congregation in singing holy songs. Rev. Moonnoie Niyomchok, serving as the officiating chair, lit the Holy Candles to open the ceremony. A special message was then delivered by Rev. Ursula Mclackland under the theme Ceremony of Offering in Gratitude. Her address inspired participants to reflect deeply on the meaning of the Day of All True Things, emphasizing that offering gratitude is essential for maintaining our connection to heavenly fortune.

The celebration concluded with a cake-cutting ceremony, prayers of blessing, and group photographs. All participants received fruits and sweets, which had been prepared for the Offering Altar, symbolizing devotion and thanksgiving. The atmosphere was filled with joy, unity, and renewed determination to uphold the tradition of gratitude and continue walking together under Heaven’s guidance.

Reflection

Through the sermon given on the occasion of the 64th True Day of All Things, I learned that in the beginning, True Father originally called this day “The Day of Offering in Gratitude.” This helped me understand the original purpose for which True Father established this holy day: that we should offer all things with a heart of gratitude.

What inspired me most was reflecting on my attitude toward making offerings, donations, and sanctifying possessions through the use of Holy Salt. I began to ask myself: How much gratitude do I truly have for the things I use every day? Are we governing all things, or are all things governing us?

Many times, my offerings have simply been made as a matter of tradition or routine. Often, I have not offered with joy and gratitude. Instead, I have made offerings with feelings of reluctance and concern, worrying that I might not have enough money left for my personal expenses. I realized that if I continue with such an attitude, all things would not want to remain with me. Therefore, I need to change my perspective and develop a new heart of gratitude toward offering.

As a church leader, I also recognize the responsibility to educate and guide all members—including Blessed Family, Blessed Children, and young adult members in the workforce—so that they can gain a proper understanding of the meaning and value of offering all things with gratitude.

During this year’s celebration of the True Day of All Things, many members participated both in person at the church and online. I felt that those who attended at the church received abundant blessings. The atmosphere was sacred, warm, and filled with grace. At the conclusion of the celebration, all members received the offered gifts that had been prepared as holy offerings and distributed by our National Leader. I believe this reflected the love of our Heavenly Parent, who desires to share blessings with all brothers and sisters.

I would also like to express my sincere gratitude to all the volunteers who worked together to organize this event. Because of their dedication and service, the celebration was completed beautifully and successfully.

Thank you very much.

Rev. Raweetheewath Srisuttisa-ard
Bangkok Church Leader