The 2026 HJ Cheonju Blessing Education was conducted on April 19, 2026, via the Zoom online platform, organized by the Blessed Family Department of the Heavenly Asia Pacific Region. The program gathered a total of 80 participants from across the Asia Pacific region, including 1st Generation, 2nd Generation, PMC couples, guests to Korea & Local venue, and staff members.

The program opened with welcoming remarks by Mrs. Dulce E. Buyayo, Continental Director of BFD Asia Pacific, who encouraged participants to value the significance of the Blessing education and to prepare sincerely for the upcoming Blessing journey.

The first lecture was delivered by Mrs. Yeoh Koay Phing on the topic “Embarking onto the Next Chapter of Our Life,” emphasizing the spiritual transition into blessed life and the importance of personal reflection and preparation.

The second lecture by Mrs. Yiesun Yashiro focused on “Love, Life, and Lineage,” highlighting the eternal value of the Blessing and the responsibility of building God-centered families across generations.

The third lecture was presented by Rev. Lam Cheng Hai, who explained the Blessing logistics for participants traveling to Korea, providing practical guidance and preparation details.

 The final lecture was delivered by Rev. John Rodbhert Gregorio, who shared important instructions regarding Blessing logistics for participants attending in the Philippines HQ venue, ensuring clarity and readiness for all participants.

The program focused on providing comprehensive education on the meaning, value, and spiritual significance of the HJ Cheonju Blessing. It included lectures, guidance sessions, and interactive discussions led by appointed speakers and leaders. The content emphasized the importance of building God-centered families, understanding the providential significance of the Blessing, and preparing participants both spiritually and practically for this sacred commitment.

The activity was conducted online to ensure accessibility and participation across multiple nations within the region. Through Zoom, participants were able to engage in real-time learning, attend presentations, and participate in discussions despite geographical distances. The structured program allowed time for lectures, reflection, and question-and-answer sessions.

The purpose of the education was to strengthen participants’ understanding and faith in the Blessing, helping them recognize it not only as a ceremonial event but as a lifelong commitment centered on God. It also aimed to better prepare candidates to enter the Blessing with clarity, sincerity, and proper spiritual readiness.

Participants shared that the education deepened their understanding of the Blessing as a sacred gift from God, not only for themselves but also for their spouse and future lineage. Many reflected on the importance of shifting from an individual-centered mindset to a couple-centered life, emphasizing mutual growth and shared responsibility in building a lasting and meaningful marriage. They also recognized that while the Blessing provides guidance for a happy and fruitful family life, its fulfillment depends on continuous effort and commitment. Being a Blessing candidate was understood as a call to sincere preparation, not only to receive God’s grace but also to become a source of blessing to others. The lectures were described as inspiring and insightful, with participants particularly appreciating the practical guidance provided for preparation for the upcoming Blessing ceremonies.

Overall, the program was regarded as a valuable and enriching experience that strengthened participants’ faith, understanding, and commitment. Participants expressed gratitude for the opportunity to learn and connect with others across the region, and many shared that the sessions renewed their determination to prepare more seriously for their blessed families. Moving forward, the organizers plan to continue conducting similar educational programs and follow-up activities to further support participants in their journey toward the Blessing and in building strong, God-centered families.