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It has been set up to provide an online method of finding out about our
magazine and of contacting us if you wish to. If time permits, we will
try to expand the site to include a greater variety of archived material
that will allow you greater insight into the history and progress of the
unification movement.
We will be happy to help with any enquiries,
or to solve any problems that have arisen with subscriptions or delivery
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or comments swiftly.
We hope that,
whether you receive TODAY'S WORLD magazine or not--and whether or not
you are familiar with the Unificationist outlook--you will find something
of interest at this site.
TODAY'S WORLD
magazine was principally created for the English-speaking members of the
Unification community. Its content is based on the belief that Reverend
and Mrs. Moon are responding to God's call, and that this finds expression
in the many and diverse projects and activities of
Tongilgyo International they have founded, and the organizations they have inspired
or supported. Reverend Moon would say that his role is only relevant if
he succeeds in helping humankind rise to a new level of experience of
God's love and greater power in healing the wounds of history. His constant
encouragement to those who follow him is not just to follow him but get
out there and do something of profound value to humankind. That presents
a considerable challenge to most of us: we subscribe to ideals of goodness,
yet we must still fight off the desire to live in relative comfort--and
we are not always successful in this.
It is therefore
intended that TODAY'S WORLD magazine play a role beyond the conveying
of news within a movement (there are many ways to receive up-to-the-minute
news these days). It seeks to encourage and support the many projects
of the broad-based Unification movement, and to inspire people on their
path toward deeper relationship with their Creator. It seeks to encourage
us all to become people--and families--with integrity in a world where
that is not always seen as a priority, and thus to inspire and challenge
us to put a greater purpose of our community, nation and world before
ourselves. To accomplish this TODAY'S WORLD reports on some remarkable
projects, events and personal experiences. It aims to leave the reader
with the feeling that he or she can do similar things.
Even if you
do not subscribe to the Unificationist cause, and even if the philosophical
outlook seems beyond your experience, you might find it interesting to
take a brief look. You are welcome to contact us to discuss anything you
read.
The Editor
