During this week, approximately 275 members across Central Asia joined  the Central Asia Joint Sunday Service online and offline, and afterwards continued their life of faith through follow-up home church activities, small group gatherings, and online communication. The main focus remained on strengthening real relationships, supporting inactive members, and expanding online witnessing to new contacts beyond the region.

This week, we also continued developing our online international outreach. Members are gradually building simple cross-border communication channels through social media and messaging platforms. The focus is not on formal programs, but on consistent personal contact, friendship, and trust-building. In this way, Central Asia is slowly opening a wider digital mission field, connecting with sincere seekers from different countries who are being introduced step by step to the teachings of True Parents.

Two new activities were carried out this week.

The first was the “Flexible Mission Rhythm Coordination Meeting.” Leaders reflected on how to balance different responsibilities in a more stable weekly structure. Instead of focusing only on expansion, emphasis was placed on a healthy rhythm of ministry: caring for members, witnessing work, family support, and internal recovery. It was emphasized that sustainable growth in the providence comes not from intensity alone, but from consistent alignment between spiritual life and daily organizational rhythm. This helped leaders see more clearly that True Parents’ work is advanced not only through activity, but through order, harmony, and unity of heart.

The second activity was the “Life of Faith Walking Reflection Gathering.” Small groups of members met in a simple outdoor setting and walked together while sharing their life of faith. The purpose was not formal education, but to help members reflect on their journey with Heavenly Parent and True Parents in a natural and sincere atmosphere. During the walk, members openly shared about family struggles, spiritual growth, and personal responsibility. This created a deeper emotional connection and helped several members express thoughts and feelings that had previously remained unspoken.

A visiting guest who joined the reflection walk shared:

“At first I thought online outreach would be difficult, because people are far away and different. But through simple and sincere conversations, I realized that many people everywhere carry similar hearts—loneliness, hope, and a desire for meaning. I understood that even online, we can connect as one human family under Heavenly Parent, and gradually introduce the heart of True Parents when trust is formed.”

Preparation for the Pure Water Assembly and upcoming  Blessing continues with the six selected participants from Central Asia. This week focused on internal reflection and motivation, helping each participant understand their personal responsibility before Heavenly Parent and True Parents.

We continue offering sincere prayers and 120 daily kyungbaes on leadership  and members level for True Mother, who is unjustly suffering in a detention center, and we pray for her prompt judicial vindication and rehabilitation.