Divine Principle and Coffee Session 5 – Philippines

August 18, 2026
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DP and Coffee V were successfully conducted on August 2, 2026, at Le Andres Cafe in Amadeo, Cavite. The program gathered 23 participants, primarily Blessed Children and youth from Cavite and neighboring church communities, to provide a welcoming environment for Divine Principal education, fellowship, and meaningful discussion.

The session centered on Divine Principle, Chapter 1, Section 4, where participants engaged in facilitated discussions that encouraged thoughtful reflection and active participation. Rather than a lecture-based format, the gathering promoted an atmosphere of open dialogue, allowing attendees to share insights, ask questions, and deepen their understanding of the principle through respectful exchange of perspectives. A notable outcome of the event was the positive learning environment cultivated throughout the discussion. Participants demonstrated openness to learning from one another while remaining centered on the teachings of the Divine Principle.

The presence and guidance of elders, second-generation members, and parent figures contributed significantly to maintaining a constructive, focused, and spiritually enriching discussion. Their mentorship helped ensure that conversations remained grounded in Principle while encouraging the active involvement of younger participants.

Participant feedback further affirmed the value of this format. One participant shared that hearing diverse perspectives made the study of the Divine Principle more enlightening and meaningful, allowing attendees to appreciate the content from different viewpoints. The participant also emphasized the importance of having experienced leaders present to provide guidance, wisdom, and direction throughout the discussion, resulting in a more fruitful and edifying learning experience.

Overall, DP and Coffee V successfully fulfilled its purpose of strengthening Divine Principal education among Blessed Children and youth while fostering fellowship and spiritual growth. The event demonstrated that an interactive, discussion-based approach—guided by experienced members—provides an effective avenue for nurturing deeper understanding, encouraging active engagement, and building a stronger culture of learning within the community. 

The organizers remain committed to continuing this ministry to support the spiritual development of the younger generation and to create opportunities for meaningful dialogue centered on the Divine Principle.