The current struggle within our church leadership

[Susan Finnegan Fefferman]

Dear Brothers and Sister,

My heart was won by God 40 years ago, and soon after True Parents won me true. I am blessed to have had unwavering faith and gratitude all these years (despite my obvious shortcomings). I love Rev. Kwak and learned many precious things from him. Today we hear about the division within the leadership of our church, I am in pain and I grieve for the suffering heart of God.

I have only one thing to say on this topic: This is an intense time when all of us will be challenged to our core, in response to this I plan to continue to pray and work for one united heart, mind and will in support of our True Parents. I cannot be divided, I must cling to the hope that healing can come. I believe that all will be reconciled. If we, the members, act as catalysts to bring all back together we can comfort True Parents. True love is the glue that can hold us together as we struggle to finally overturn the suffering history that has pained our precious Heavenly Parent.  Susan

[Robert Williamson]

Well spoken Susan.

I think your words sum up very much the hearts of many brothers and sisters around the world.I also pray and hope the division of North and South Korea can also be resolved peacefully.

All the best,Robert