The Divine Principle & Blessing (DP&B) 2-Day Workshop is part of the providential goal set by the Cavite Family Church in preparation for the 2027 Blessing. The program especially focuses on first-generation members and previously married couples (PMC), guiding them toward a deeper understanding of the Divine Principle and the value of the Blessing.

  The workshop series is scheduled in three batches: July 11–12, August 8–9, and September 12–13, 2026. Its purpose is not only to reach the providential goal numerically but, more importantly, to cultivate sincere appreciation and heartfelt connection to the meaning of the Blessing.

The second batch, held on August 8–9, 2026, gathered 8 participants at the Cavite Family Church. The program centered on the core teachings of the Divine Principle, with special emphasis on the Blessing as the foundation for building God-centered families. Lecturers included Bro. Joel Amangan, Sis. Virgie Amangan, Rev. Reynaldo Estoce, Sis. Malou Eslopor, and Bro. Romel Songcayauon. Their presentations covered key topics, including the lecture on the Second Coming delivered by Bro. Songcayauon.

The format encouraged active participation. At the conclusion of the workshop, one participant offered a heartfelt reflection, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to learn and share. This highlighted the workshop’s role in creating a safe and open environment where members could ask questions and deepen their faith.

The presence of elders and experienced lecturers ensured that discussions remained grounded in Principle while allowing younger and newer members to engage freely. This balance of guidance and openness created a spiritually enriching atmosphere.

The Cavite Family Church practices giving a modest honorarium to lecturers and staff as a symbolic expression of gratitude and as a way of embodying the principle of “Give and Take.” This practice helps sustain the activity and reflects the spirit of shared responsibility. Financial support for the program comes from registration fees, voluntary donations, and assistance from the Cavite Education Fund, ensuring continuity and shared ownership of the providential goal.