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“Easily Understood and Thought-Provoking” – Reflections on UPF’s 1-Day Seminar on Principles of Peace

“It was a huge effort to come down to London this time. We had a mixture of VIP’s, close friends and young people. It was worthwhile because of the clear, practical presentations which allowed people to connect with the Principle and True Parents in a very real way. The ballroom is also a beautiful venue, and it is a chance for people to meet others, and see the bigger picture. We had good feedback about the presentations, the food (with young people serving), and making new friends. The discussion groups were a great idea, allowing a variety of experience, and for everyone to make a contribution. The time management was good, particularly finishing on time, when we have such a long day and journey.”

David & Patricia Earle

“What a wonderful explanation. Easily understood and thought-provoking. Thank you.”

Parvin S D

“Hybrid programs are more demanding – with two audiences and more technical needs. It seems that both audiences had good experiences. All those that I spoke to seemed to have really valued the content. I think the format we had worked well – with Margaret’s introduction; our alternating lectures; discussion groups after each session; and the blessing ‘toast’ at the end. I was happy that we kept time and finished on schedule.”

David F-H (event speaker)

“Thank you for the lovely lunch and inspiring day, special thank you to Margaret for your determination to keep me there after lunch, you are in my heart always, I enjoyed every moment. Thank you to all who worked on the awesome lunch.”

Nikki D P

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