The Philippine Blessing and Family Department (BFD) successfully conducted a Level 2 Blessing Education for matching candidates through Zoom. A total of 18 participants attended the program, including matching candidates, BFD representatives, and matching supporters.

The program began with a self-introduction session, where the candidates shared their backgrounds, current situations, and preparations for the matching process. This provided an opportunity for participants to become acquainted and foster a supportive environment.

The first lecture was delivered by Mrs. Teresira Jumawan, who emphasized the importance of personal growth and preparation before seeking a future spouse. She highlighted the theme, “Before Finding the Right One, Be the Right One First,” and discussed the following key points:

• We attract what we are.
• We need to restore the past and heal inherited relationship wounds.
• We should embrace a lifestyle of living for others and loving unconditionally.

The second lecture was given by Mrs. Dulce Buyayo, Asia Pacific BFD Director, who focused on the significance and value of the Blessing. Her presentation covered the following topics:

• The significance and value of the Blessing.
• The Fall and humanity’s loss of connection with Heavenly Parent.
• The culture and tradition of the Cheon Il Guk Blessing.

The third lecture was presented by Mrs. Catherine Gregorio, who provided an overview of the matching process. She explained the guidelines, procedures, conditions, and requirements that matching candidates must fulfill as they prepare for the Blessing.

Throughout the program, participants actively engaged in the discussions and reflection sessions. The matching supporters encouraged the candidates to continuously strengthen their life of faith, deepen their understanding of the value of the Blessing, and prepare themselves not only externally but also internally and spiritually.

Overall, the Level 2 Blessing Education was successfully conducted and provided valuable guidance to the participants. The program helped deepen their understanding of the Blessing, strengthened their commitment to personal growth and faith, and equipped them with essential knowledge and preparation for the matching process.