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TRUE LOVE KING
REVEREND
SUN MYUNG MOON
BRIEF
BIOGRAPHY & LIFE WORK - AN INTERACTIVE PRESENTATION
An
interactive presentation about the lives,
achievements, and work of Rev. & Mrs. Moon
created as a tribute on his 80th birthday.
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Brief Biographical Video
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"The Moscow News called Mr. Moon ‘the most
brilliant anti-communist and the Number 1 enemy of the
state’— and then added, please, that it was ‘time to
reconcile.’"
—Georgie Anne Geyer,
American journalist, April, 1990
"Here is the whole
appalling story of how Sun Myung Moon and his accountant
were framed by the government of the United States."
--Rev. Dean Kelley,
National Council of Churches
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Childhood & Youth
Sun
Myung Moon was born on January 6, 1920
(lunar calendar) in what today is North
Korea. As a boy, Reverend Moon was educated
in the traditional Confucian manner.
In 1930 his parents converted to
Christianity, becoming fervent
Presbyterians. As a youth he became a
Sunday School teacher. In 1935 he
received his calling to the ministry from
Jesus Christ and has
devoted his entire life since then to saving
humanity and bringing
peace to the world.
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On April 11, 1960
(lunar calendar) Rev. Moon
married Hak Ja Han in a ceremony that
was conducted by God Himself.
Mrs. Hak Ja Han Moon has dedicated
her life to the quest for peace.
Along with her husband, she has
worked with heads of state, Nobel
Peace Prize winners, religious
leaders and internationally renowned
artists.
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Rev.
and Mrs. Moon have
raised 13 children and now have over
30 grandchildren. Each of
their children have experienced
first hand the persecution, bigotry,
misunderstanding, and prejudice
of the society
at large toward their parents.
This reality is an
unfortunate hallmark of Rev. Moon's
experience as an internationally
renown religious leader. Learn more
about their growing family.
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In 1991, Rev.
Moon met with the former leader of
North Korea, Kim Il Sung. Even
though Premier Kim was responsible
for Rev. Moon's imprisonment in
North Korea and for participating in
a failed assassination plot on his
life, the two put their Cold-War
enmities behind them and embraced
each other as brothers.
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