Recalling Dr. Sun Myung Moon's Legacy

Universal Peace Federation President Dr. Thomas Walsh welcomes Ambassadors for Peace to an evening banquet in Seoul, Korea, Sept. 15.

The Life and Legacy of Dr. Sun Myung Moon

UPF International Chair Dr. Hyung Jin Moon and his wife Yeon Ah Lee greet Mrs. Sinta Nuriyah Wahid, former First Lady of Indonesia.

Dr. Stanislav Shushkevich, former President of Belarus, greets Sra. Graciela Rompani de Pacheco, former First Lady of Uruguay.

Dr. Hyung Jin Moon greets H.E. Kessai Note, former President of the Marshall Islands.

Dr. Hamdi Murad (left), co-founder of the Jordan Interfaith Coexistence Research Center, and Sheikh Samih Natur, Druze leader and publisher

Former Bishop Riah al Assal of Jerusalem prays, flanked by Sri Shrivatsa Goswami from India (left) and Dr. Hamdi Murad from Jordan (right).

The banquet was a great way to come closer together after a moving but exhausting day at the memorial services.

Dr. Kh. Lkhagvasuren, President of Chingis Khaan University in Mongolia (2nd left), reads the text of an honorary doctorate degree presented

posthumously to Father Moon.

Dr. Ivan Tymoshenko (left), Rector of the European University in Ukraine, presented honorary degrees to both Father and Mother Moon,

accepted by Hyung Jin Moon and his wife, Yeon Ah Lee.

Ambassador Krishna Rajan of India reflects on the impact of Rev. Moon and the peacemaking work of the UPF in South Asia.

Ambassadors for Peace from the United States and Congo Brazzaville at an orientation session.

UPF Communications Director Michael Balcomb outlines Rev. Moon’s teaching about the three stages of human life.

Each of the UPF delegates was invited to share their memories and reflections on how their lives had been touched by Father Moon.

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