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UPF-Peru Head Extols Family Values
Written by Dr. Trevor Jones, executive director, UPF-Peru
Friday, March 6, 2015
Lima, Peru — The importance of the family was the topic of a talk given by the head of UPF-Peru at the College of Conciliators and Arbitrators Extrajudicial.
Dr. Trevor Jones, executive director of UPF-Peru, was invited to participate in an anniversary meeting of the college on March 6, 2015. During the ceremony he was awarded a medal in recognition of his work with UPF in promoting peace in Peru.
In his address to the assembly Dr. Jones gave an introduction to the peace philosophy of UPF Founder Dr. Sun Myung Moon. He underlined the importance of the family as the cornerstone of society and as the place where true love should start.
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