Pastors, youth pastors, and educators were invited to a seminar to discuss why sexual abstinence is important from a spiritual standpoint. "Sister Margaret Muhammad gave the Islamic view, Rev. Samuel Mosteller presented the Christian view, and Rev. Jack Whedbee presented the Divine Principle view," Nandi Moton said. The presentations were able to give the audience a sense of seriousness about the physical and spiritual consequences of premarital sex. "Sister Jo Ellen Paige said she was so inspired by the program she went home and had a deep and honest discussion with her daughter about how to dress. She said she just had to empty herself out and share with her daughter and husband what she heard," Moton said. The Atlanta chapter plans to distribute more Pure Love curriculums for the…

Excitement and electricity were in the air as members of the Atlanta chapter of WFWP gathered together to revisit the critical importance of sexual abstinence before marriage as a necessary step for character building. They also sought to educate parents on how to build a supportive family environment for their teens and single young adult children who have decided to stay pure before marriage. The stirring event took place on January 26 at the Atlanta Family Church. Among the 55 women, also some men, in attendance were Sen. Donzella James, Rep. Sheila Jones, Rev. Samuel F. Mosteller, Apostle Willie Malcolm, Mrs. Richadean Anderson, and Ms. Rena Moroquin. The audience, who were eager to hear what we were about to share, were greeted by our emcee of the day, Ms. Rena Moroquin.…

National President Angelika Selle and Vice President Juanita Pierre-Louis Share WFWP's New Paradigm with Atlanta, Ga. The national team was welcomed at breakfast by some of our dearest and closest friends. Celeste Koshida, Georgia co-chair, began the breakfast by introducing the core staff: Co-Chair Ekaette Heyliger and Education Coordinator Nandi Moton. Sitting at the head table with President Angelika Selle and Juanita Pierre-Louis was Dr. Uwa Osimiri, founder of the African Women's Economic Consortium and a member of the WFWP USA National Advisory Board After most of the guests had finished eating, everyone had a chance to introduce herself and say a few words so our guests from national headquarters could get to know them a little. Above left, (note: this section refers to pictures that will be included in…

Chiism Today interviews representatives of the Women Federation for World Peace (WFWP) of Atlanta Georgia, whose objective is to encourage women of different races and different faiths to work together to promote peace in the world through the Bridge of Peace Ceremony upcoming soon in Atlanta Georgia. In a world full of religious disparity and racial discord, women are called upon to move the world toward reconciliation, forgiveness and truthfulness. A concerted effort by different spiritual traditions and races will culminate in a powerful Bridge of Peace Ceremony in Atlanta Georgia. Our own Spiritual Leader of Chiism International is one of the coordinators of this peace effort. This interview presents expectations for the Bridge of Peace Ceremony and the heart wrenching reason for it. We ask you to tune in…

The Georgia Chapter took an active role in the planning and execution of this year’s Global Humanitarian Summit (GHS) held at Emory University thanks to WFWP GA Co-Chair, Dr. Ekaette Heyliger’s participation in the GHS planning committee.  As WFWP leaders we are always encouraged to go out and volunteer for organizations with similar goals as ours.  The GHS, which is in its third year, was created by Dr. Neil Shulman as a way to foster synergism between humanitarian volunteer efforts by creating a forum through which they can connect with and learn from each other.  Dr. Shulman is most well known for the 1991 feature film called Doc Hollywood, starring Michael J. Fox, which was based on his book, What? Dead…Again? The GHS is a free event open to any…