The HTG missionaries arrived in Auckland and were warmly received by continental and national leaders, along with HPHC members. After settling in, they joined a welcome lunch at the church headquarters, followed by a visit to the Holy Ground near the Domain and National Museum, where history was shared and a prayer offered. The group later enjoyed refreshments at a café, and in the evening, a celebratory dinner at the church centre featured greetings, prayers, a cake-cutting, and cultural performances from local youth. The day concluded with words of encouragement from the missionaries and a commemorative photo.

The HTG missionaries began their second day by visiting the Peace Centre, where they engaged in meaningful discussions on outreach and collaboration with local members. This provided an opportunity to share experiences and deepen their partnership in community work.

Following this, the group enjoyed a buffet lunch at McHugh’s Restaurant in Devonport. The meal offered time for fellowship and reflection, allowing participants to connect on a more personal level after the morning’s activities.

In the afternoon, everyone traveled to the Mt. Victoria lookout to take in panoramic views of Auckland. This scenic stop further strengthened the bonds among participants and provided a moment of appreciation for the city’s natural beauty.

The delegation then embarked on a pilgrimage to sites previously visited by True Mother, accompanied by community members. This journey served to deepen the group’s spiritual connection and honour the lasting legacy of True Parents. The day continued with a visit to Michael Savage Memorial Park, where the group reflected on the significance of history and legacy in their spiritual journey. The visit concluded with a transfer to Auckland Airport via Cornwall Park, providing a peaceful end to a meaningful visit.

In conclusion, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all brothers and sisters who contributed to the organization of this successful two-day event. Let us continue to foster a culture of heart, embracing Heaven’s love and blessings, inspired by missionaries Shinchul, Shinheung, and Yume, who have been sent as representatives of True Parents, Holy Mother Han.