On the 16th of August 2025, the Education team from the Singapore Blessed Children department hosted the seventh True Parents Theory (TPT) session for Blessed Children (BCs) aged 16 to 29. This session was attended by 11 participants and held in a Blessed family’s home.

The lecturer for this session was Ling Yi, a UPA Heavenly Top Gun missionary currently serving in Africa. She presented the lecture titled “The Coming of True Parents, Part 2,” which explored

The video discusses the concepts of the “Returning Messiah” and the “Only Begotten Daughter” (OBD) within a religious context.The Returning Messiah is identified as Sun Myung Moon.

The video lists four qualities required for this role: being born from the chosen people (Korean people), having an ancestral line with many good accomplishments, being endowed with Heaven’s favor, and having developed sufficient qualities required by Heaven. The Only Begotten Daughter is identified as Mother Hak Ja Han. She was born on a Christian foundation and was able to have direct conversations with God. The foundation for the coming of the Messiah and the Only Begotten Daughter has been realized. It also mentions that the Korean War in 1950 was a crucial period for the protection of the Only Begotten Daughter, with God sending soldiers from 16 UN countries to protect her. The Holy Wedding: The marriage between the Returning Messiah and the Only Begotten Daughter, which took place in 1960, is presented as a key event to establish their status as “True Parents.” The Marriage Blessing Ceremony is described as the key to creating “One Family Under Heavenly Parent”. Through this ceremony, original sin is removed, and individuals are “born again” to receive the true lineage of Heaven.

To help participants reflect on the content more deeply, a team discussion activity was conducted where participants discussed their thoughts centered around a few thought-provoking questions related to the lecture topic.

Following the lecture and activity, participants enjoyed a Hyojeong Cultural time, where they practiced and sang songs such as Waymaker. This was followed by a warm dinner lovingly prepared by the Blessed family host, and a time of bonding where everyone could share, connect, and deepen their relationships as one community.

The Blessed Children Department of Singapore and Youth Generation remain committed to organizing meaningful education programs that support the growth of Blessed Children and help raise future leaders who can inherit and carry forward Heavenly Parent’s dream.