Seven Young People from Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Russia, the Philippines, and New Zealand Share Their Pure Water Action Stories

The Pure Water Action Challenge Showcase was held on the morning of August 18 at the HJ Cheonju Cheonbo Training Center. As part of the Pure Water Assembly 2026 program, seven young people from six countries—Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Russia, the Philippines, and New Zealand—took the stage to share the different ways they have put Pure Water Action into practice in their own communities and circumstances.

The presentations covered a wide range of experiences. They included reaching out to one person with unwavering love and persistence, building community through communication across generations, providing English education for local young people, translating True Mother’s words, developing projects using AI technology, and dedicating themselves to youth education and service. Each speaker shared a unique example shaped by their own talents and environment.

Despite the diversity of their themes and experiences, a clear message ran through every presentation: faith should not remain only in words, but should be translated into action in daily life. The speakers also emphasized the importance of continuing to offer love and sincere devotion even when immediate results are not visible.

Each presentation was met with applause and strong expressions of empathy from the audience. Through the stories shared by the young speakers, participants were also encouraged to reflect on what kind of action they could begin in their own place and to consider together the meaning of Pure Water Action.