The FFWPU Legazpi Community successfully hosted the Moshim Workshop and Pastoral Visitation from March 14 to 18, 2026. The National Moshim Team, spearheaded by Rev. Ronnie Sodusta, Regional Director of FFWPU Philippines, was warmly welcomed by the Blessed Families and members of the Legazpi Community.
The Moshim Workshop was conducted on March 14–15, 2026, in Naga City, Camarines Sur. This significant activity aimed to strengthen the spiritual foundation of the region while fostering deeper connections and genuine care among leaders and members.
On the first day, Rev. Ronnie Sodusta introduced the concept of Moshim and its significance in the life of faith to all members. He shared inspiring testimonies from previous gatherings in other regions, where members experienced spiritual revival and renewed commitment after receiving guidance and the words of Heavenly Parent and True Parents. The session was enriched by several speakers who offered valuable insights: Rev. Edgar Tanate emphasized the importance of witnessing, Mrs. Shirley Vergara highlighted the value of tithing, and Rev. Angelito Cainday spoke on the importance of church growth.
On the second day, Rev. Sodusta further deepened the discussion by explaining the identity of members within the church and how unity can be achieved within the community. He also addressed challenges that may hinder church growth and underscored the importance of maintaining integrity to sustain a strong and thriving church. The workshop concluded with the recognition of Top 10 Faithful tithers as appreciation to their constant tithing and support to the local church.
Participants shared heartfelt reflections, expressing deep gratitude for being part of the workshop. They testified to feeling spiritually renewed, uplifted, and inspired, and strongly recommended that similar activities be conducted again in the future.
Following the workshop, the National Leaders carried out pastoral visitations to the homes of Blessed Families across the Bicol Region on March 16-18, 2026. These house-to-house visits provided meaningful opportunities to personally connect with members, listen to their life situations, and better understand their spiritual journeys. Families warmly welcomed the leaders, fostering an atmosphere of openness, sincerity, and trust.
During each visit, the leaders offered heartfelt prayers for the families and their personal intentions. Their presence brought comfort, encouragement, and renewed hope—especially to those facing various challenges.
Overall, the Moshim Workshop and Pastoral Visitation proved to be a deeply meaningful and impactful initiative for both the leaders and the Blessed Families. It strengthened unity within the Bicol Region and reaffirmed the importance of pastoral care and personal connection in building a vibrant and loving community.
The Bicol Region extends its sincere gratitude to all National Leaders for their time, dedication, and genuine heart in reaching out to every family. This initiative has truly inspired members to move forward with renewed faith, love, and commitment.
Moments captured on this day.
