The Faith Freedom Peace Sunday Service served as both a religious gathering and a targeted campaign for the release of Dr. Han. Rev. Demian Dunkley, President of the Family Federation in the USA, framed the imprisonment as a consequence of the leader’s lifelong commitment to peace. During his sermon, Dunkley argued that those who actively seek to change the status quo rarely receive a warm welcome from established powers, positioning Dr. Han’s legal troubles within a broader narrative of religious perseverance.
Supporters Rally in New York for Imprisoned Family Federation Leader
Chanting "Let her go," hundreds of peace advocates filled the Grand Ballroom of The New Yorker Hotel on Sunday to demand the immediate release of Dr. Hak Ja Han. The 83-year-old leader of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification remains imprisoned in South Korea, sparking international calls for her freedom.
Attendees, including family members such as her granddaughter Shin Ya Moon, joined in prayers and gospel music led by artist Wess Morgan. Speakers emphasized that the event was not merely a call for justice but a defense of religious freedom. Guest speaker Sean Pennington urged the congregation to maintain their commitment to peaceful action despite the difficulty of the current circumstances. The service concluded with a collective plea for the South Korean authorities to reverse the prison sentence imposed on their leader.




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