Peace Tours
Ljubljana, Slovenia - Two American Christian leaders traveled to Slovenia to deliver the UPF peace message.
Spain - American Christian and Jewish leaders arrived in Spain on November 5 to deliver the UPF peace message at 23 events throughout the country.
American Christian leaders arrived in Nigeria to deliver the UPF peace message. More than 8,000 people attended the peace rallies at which they spoke across the country.
Kampala, Uganda - American Christian leaders delivered the UPF message of peace in eight locations in Uganda.
Mombasa, Kenya - A rally to communicate the UPF peace message was held at the Summerlink Hotel in Mombasa. The strikingly diverse interreligious audience included the leaders of the Hindu council, imams, sheikhs, bishops, pastors and government representatives.
Bangui, Central African Republic - Two American Christian leaders came to the Central African Republic to deliver the UPF peace message. At the airport, they saw a strong military presence but as Ambassadors for Peace, they were determined to share the message of peace in this difficult situation.
On November 1, All Saints Day, 16 venues in the Kingdom of the Netherlands were scheduled to be visited by 16 saints of the new era, American Ambassadors for Peace delivering UPF's peace message.
Angola - A rally to deliver the UPF peace message was held in the capital of Angola, in the hall of the African League on October 7. The 102 people attending the event included government administrators, Muslim and Christian religious leaders, university professors, party heads, leaders of NGOs, diplomats, and journalists.
Mombasa, Kenya - A rally took place on October 14 to deliver the UPF peace message in Mombasa, the second largest city in the country.
The Universal Peace Federation of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines hosted a banquet at which a grandson of Rev. and Mrs. Sun Myung Moon delivered the UPF peace message.
To communicate the peace message, UPF-Ghana organized rallies in four key cities: Ho, Koforidua, Kumasi, and Takoradi.
Bangui, the capital of the Central African Republic, hosted a rally on October 7 at the Hotel Oubangui to deliver the UPF peace message. The national leader, Rev. Noël Salogba, and his wife represented the continental leader, Rev. Eiji Tokuno, at this event.