On August 4, 2026, the Puerto Princesa Family Church of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification (FFWPU)–Palawan conducted a fruitful coffee and dinner fellowship at Robinsons Place Palawan with respected leaders from Jesus Christ the Great Shepherd Ministry Inc. and Alliance Church. The gathering was attended by Rev. Leopoldo Uba, Pastor and Mrs. Guy and Pablita Mukubu of FFWPU Puerto Princesa, together with Pastor Kim Emmanuel Lopez and Pastor Dario Echon of the Assemblies of God. The fellowship served as an opportunity to strengthen friendships, renew partnerships, and discuss collaborative efforts in advancing God’s providence in Palawan.

One of the highlights of the meeting was the discussion on the Pacific Christian Leadership Conference (PCLC) and its mission of bringing together Christian leaders to promote peace, family values, and moral leadership across the province. The group also exchanged ideas regarding the Heavenly Tribal Messiah (HTM) Education Mobilization in Quezon, Palawan, emphasizing the importance of working together in educating communities and raising blessed families who uphold God-centered family values.

The meeting also reflected on the HTM Mobilization that began in 2018, when Pastor Kim Emmanuel Lopez and Pastor Dario Echon actively partnered with the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification–Palawan in witnessing activities. Through their dedicated support and cooperation, many participants were mobilized and encouraged to receive the Marriage Blessing, contributing significantly to the success of the HTM providence in the Province. Their continued willingness to work together demonstrates the enduring spirit of unity among Christian leaders in serving God and the people of Palawan.

Another meaningful part of the fellowship was the opportunity to revisit the teachings of the Divine Principle, particularly the Principle of Creation. The discussion introduced once again the profound understanding of God’s original ideal for humanity, marriage, and the family—teachings that offer valuable perspectives not commonly emphasized in many Christian traditions. The participants appreciated the meaningful exchange of ideas, making the fellowship both inspiring and educational.

The gathering concluded in an atmosphere of gratitude, mutual respect, and renewed commitment to continue building stronger partnerships for future witnessing activities, and HTM Blessed Family Education. More than a simple coffee and dinner meeting, the fellowship became a testimony of growing unity among Christian leaders who share the common vision of building God-centered families and peaceful communities. It stands as another meaningful witnessing activity of the Puerto Princesa Family Church, reaffirming its commitment to fostering cooperation and expanding the foundation for God’s providence in Palawan.