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After getting information about bigger fish being caught in the Connecticut area, he went out there on a rented boat. Still later, he fished out of Freeport, Long Is land catching many bluefish, shark an d \"football\" size tuna."},{"id":"p-12-3","text":"1974 Two boats were bought, the Flying Phoenix and New Hope after which fishing continued from June to August. 1be F/:ytng Phoenix was used on the Hudson as well. After Reverend Moon became very successful at catching small tuna off the Long Island and New Jersey coast, locals suggested he go 10 Gloucester, i\\fassachusetts. So Reverend Moon went there to challenge this kind of fishing. 'o fish were caught this year. During these early years, Reverend Moon promised Heavenly Father that he would establish the oceanic providence within the next twenty years."},{"id":"p-12-4","text":"1975 The first full season of fishing in Gloucester was very difficult. During the first twenty one days, Reverend Moon lost sixteen fish. On the 22nd day, Reverend Moon landed his first tuna. During this time of fishing, New Hope left the dock earlier than any ocl1er boat and stayed out at the tuna ground later. If some fishermen tried lO leave earlier in the morning than him, then the next day, New H ope would leave even earlier. Reverend Moon never took a rest at sea, spending many hours in prayer and meditation. Soon Reverend Moon became famous, catching record numbers of jumbo Atlantic bluefin tuna. All rhe fishermen in the area knew about Reverend Moon and the New Hope. Many fishermen studied Reverend Moon's methods by coming very close ro the New Hope."},{"id":"p-12-5","text":"1976 - Aug. Reverend Moon advised businesses of church congregants to buy Atlantic Bluefin tuna."},{"id":"p-12-6","text":"1976 - 0cc. TI1e Alabama Master Marine Ship building yard and the Norfolk, VA dock were acquired."},{"id":"p-12-7","text":",,"}]},{"page":13,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-13-1","text":"1976- Nov. Incernarional Oceanic Enterprises (l.O.E.) was incorporated and Dr. Bo Hi Pak was the first president."},{"id":"p-13-2","text":"1976-1977 Fish b usinesses were pioneered by members of the Unification community in the New York area. Two Americans and ten Japanese started fish retail stores in Harle m, and a fish wholesale business for Japanese restaurants. (Th is later became the New York Fisho use in 1978.)"},{"id":"p-13-3","text":"1978 Golden Gate Seafood and International Seafood Alaska were purchased. The lobster business in Gloucester began and lobsters were shipped to Japan for the first time. The U.S. government declared the 200 mile EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone) which extends the American commercial rights over the seas and the sea floor to a distance of 200 miles off shore. l nternational Oceanic Enterprises, Alabama began their involvement in the shrimp business and as Sunrise Fisheries, began commercial fishing in the Gulf."},{"id":"p-13-4","text":"1979 A number of Un ificationjsts began their own restaurant businesses nationwide."},{"id":"p-13-5","text":"1980 A group of Japanese entrepreneurs sought to introduce seafood to Americans-as healthy food. Some of them began w ith as little as $100. Morning Garden was purd1ased as a retreat center. The marina and restaurant at Gloucester were bought by lnternarional Seafood, Inc.(Septernber). The First \"World Tuna Tournament\" was held in Gloucester, MA. Prizes totaled $100,000.00 thanks to generous corporate grants. Jvlany loca l fishennen attended. New Hope won tl1e first prize and received $60,000.00 w hich was donated to a scholarship fund for Gloucester fishe rmen's cruldren, but the city refused it. Th is money has been held until now and was recently donated to the Africa Fund . Reverend Moon inaugurated Ocean Church October l , 1980, The Good Go series of boats were built at the East Sun Building, NY by Master Marine, fnc."},{"id":"p-13-6","text":"1981 The Good Go's were built at a rate of one per day for a three month period. The first Ocean Challe nge started July, 1981. At thiS time, the mos1 severe persecution began in Gloucester, MA. Unificationists had their vehicle brake lines cut, stones and eggs thrown , the Lobster Pond Restaurant was picketed, maligning articles written and much more. The \"Ocean Going Tradition\" was established ."},{"id":"p-13-7","text":"1982 While visiting Reverend Moon, b usiness men engaged in tuna buying were chal12 lenged to increase the price they bought tuna to three dollars per pound. The"}]},{"page":14,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-14-1","text":"going rate was one dollar fifty cents per pound at (he time. Bu( Reverend Moon pushed them because he wanted (Ogive more profit to the fishem1en. This was an expression of Reverend Moon's desire to protect and develop fishing."},{"id":"p-14-2","text":"1983 Reverend Moon invited Unificmionists from Japan 10 come to America to develop the oceanic providence. Upon arriving in America in July they traveled to Provincetown for training and to expe rience fishing in America. Despite communication difficulties fish were caught and many lessons learned."},{"id":"p-14-3","text":"1983 - Sept. Reverend Moon began fishing in Kodiak, Alaska. Visiting professors, scientists and other dignitaries were exposed to the beauty and challenge of this experience. This has continued as a tradition. In November, Japanese businessmen develo ped a \"buddy system• with Ocean Church center leaders lo facilitate inter cultural exchange a nd to help sponsor educational activities. Reverend Moon e ncouraged commercial fJShing for halibut and salmon in Alaska. Captains for Ocean Hope I, JI & ill firM went to Bayou LaBatre to help finish .build and outfit the boats before bringing them up to Kodiak ."},{"id":"p-14-4","text":"1984-July Revere nd Moo n went to Danbury Prison- for not paying taxes on $7,000 interest o n a church account which the government decided was Reverend Moon's personal money."},{"id":"p-14-5","text":"1985 - Aug. Father came out from Da nbury and immediarely came ro Gloucester. He went o ut hooked a 910 pound !Una. Th is fish was taken 10 the Golden Sea whid1 was being used as a tuna buy-boat for Happy World. The idea for the restauranl businesses was to develop a franchise that could expanc.l LO 5,000 restaurants nationwide. (This develo ped to the point w here there were o ne hundred restaurants being o perated in 1986.)"},{"id":"p-14-6","text":"1986 Shining Ocean, Inc. began marketing Kanimi-imitation crab meat-to supermarkets and restaurants. The Kodiak Seafood Company started to market Alaskan seafood prod ucts throughout America."},{"id":"p-14-7","text":"1987 One Oceari, an 85 foot fiberglass boat made by Master Marine Alabama, sailed to Alaska. The New Jersey seafood complex (now home of New York Fishhouse) and the Los Angeles seafood plants were bought."},{"id":"p-14-8","text":"1988 - Dec. Reverend Moon evaluated the progress in the oceanic providence and then declared a second start for the oceanic providence in America at West Palm Beach, FL. New plans were made ar Master Marine, Alabama for building 52' fiberglass fishing boats . 13"}]},{"page":15,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-15-1","text":"1989 - Jan. Plans were made to begin a new era of cooperarion berween the businesses under I.he banner of a united 1.O.E group. Mr. J ohnso n J. C. Chai was appointed the second president of I. 0. E."},{"id":"p-15-2","text":"1989 - April Reverend Moon started fishing for striped bass in the Hudson River, Blackfish in Long Island Sound and fluke fishing out from Freeport Long Island and Sandy Hook, NJ. This became an annual activity under the auspices of Ocean Church. April 10----43 Japanese women w ith seven years of experience in Kodiak and other Alaskan areas doing fish cuning and quality control, went to 43 different nations to expand fish business at the world wide level and ro educate the native populations as to the potential of the ocean's resources."},{"id":"p-15-3","text":"1989 - Dec. The first First Hope boat was completed. Revere nd Moon went out for the sea trials in very stormy weather in the Gulf. For eight hours those o n board rode the stormy waves in the Gulf of Mexico. At that time, Father spoke about the need to build a strong foundation for the 30 Ocean Church centers in fulfillment of the goals of Ocean Church."},{"id":"p-15-4","text":"1990 World Ocean Inc. began a live fish project. This is a project designed to keep the fish alive from the time it is caught in the ocean until it is needed for food preparation. The technology needed is very close to that used in fish farming. Fishing tours from Japan started. 36 One Hope boats were ordered by the Unification Church of Japan. Tenkai, the first live fish restaurant was opened. Reverend Moon gave a speech on \"The Unification Church: the Land and the Sea\" at Belvedere stressing the importance of o ur involvement with the ocean. Plans were made for establishing a fishing foundation in Hawaii with a marina and a boat."},{"id":"p-15-5","text":"1991 First Hope lland Fii-st Hope W(52' fishing boats) completed b y Master Marine, Alabama and began their operations under World Ocean, Inc. and Happy World America."},{"id":"p-15-6","text":"1992 Ocean Peace staned operation (250 foot factory/ trawler) Mr. Sang Kwon Park was inducted as the third p resident of 1.O.E."},{"id":"p-15-7","text":"1993-1994 1.O.E consulting group assumed t he pre-emine nt role in assisting businesses and commercial activities in support of the ocean providence"}]},{"page":16,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-16-1","text":"ACTIVITIES"}]},{"page":17,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-17-1","text":"A. Reverend Moon's Fishing 1. Gloucester /"},{"id":"p-17-2","text":"I Provincetown Reverend Kim, otie of Re1Jerend Moon's first d,1•ciples giws us a glimpse of this extraordinwyfisherman in the following comments."},{"id":"p-17-3","text":"~ \"Revere11d Moun is a religious leader and the fact thcll he doesfishi11g doesn'r real/)! seem to flt illlo /bat image. For some religious laaders it migbt be nomw/ lo go catching smalljisb, cL< som e kind q/bubby, but the l.eind q/fishing that 1/everend Muo11 did ll''1S catching 1,000 pound luna. Such a higFWld Moon. Mn. Moon, children, staffand g uests beside the New Hope in Gloucester."}]},{"page":18,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-18-1","text":"top: Rel/erend Moon on board tbe New Hope with Dr. Bo Hi Pak, Paul \\Werner and Martin Po·,ter. left: New Hope ca.ughtfish at Ocean Challenge, 1990 below: Reaerend Moon .fishing for striped bass in Provincetown -in 1981."}]},{"page":19,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-19-1","text":"2. New York / New Jersey"},{"id":"p-19-2","text":"left: In 1989 Reverend Moon slc\"1ed Hudson River Striped Hass jishi11g tis training u•bicb has since become cm annual prow·,m, that begins the fishing season in the nonhaast area. amter le.fl: The first large striped bass caught by l<' f<,·11m Ri,rr i11]11lr rf /991 ce11tet· lolt'er rig/JI: c,,11d11sio11 '!l\" twll',f ./tJ/NtJt,•sc busines:Wlt'lt and chmt·b /endP1:< h(f/i/1111 <111.,111e of tbe uvrksbop u·as 'hc111,·ho kenmel'~ Iha! is )•otJ CflJI s1111·ire"},{"id":"p-26-4","text":"([2;~·) '-.,; - • ' I 11l '419 • ' l(J,000 limes if_mu are 1wu(1· '\" die. '>:pe,,en.cein rbe \"Al.ask,u Spirit 11 and techniM cal skil/-!}~ 13 womenwere encouraged to take this spirit and their knowledfW to tbe u,'Orld. Pinal orientalionµwen in April 1989. center: Reuerend 1Woo11 cormw::mumtes the \"tbe eight stages \"during the training progmms on August 31, 1989 bottom: True Parents praying to develop the l:Je1ing Sea.fishing grounds /or alt of human kind at Dutch Harbor. AKJ11/y 1991."}]},{"page":28,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-28-1","text":"I top lefl: 11'0/11il1g ,mrk,·ho/1 for .!OOJ\"I\"\"'\"-\"\" cburd> it'flclers ell K11tliak. ,.'\"1KJ111U' 1993. lop .-lg/JI: 1-'il'S/ a111111al Jap m l<'.li' 11 ( 011011 leader,; 11•01t ,shop, J,.,',,,liak. AK , 1111<11,,1 1993. ce11te.-: e West Pa/111 Beach 111eeting, R/Jt'(!rend ,1/0011 esroblished a special 1ilhi11gJi/lld(or the establish111e111 ofth,, Ki11gdom o/Heacen to 1chicb peopJ,, crmhi co11trib111e. 30"}]},{"page":32,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-32-1","text":"7 . Alabama"},{"id":"p-32-2","text":"top left: Hftll' Jfarlill Cllt1Rbl (J}l Sunlfse. n1:cember 1988. top riglJt: Re1•ere11d Moo11 talking ,ritb a,ptaill, creu· and RlWWS 011 board !he .\\111111,e. Deceml>er 1988. ce11/e,-: f,'r,/)/11g 0 11 lbe 11wld. Revere11d ,'110011 sbow11 signing tbe map /b(I[ sbows tbe route o( tbat rnp. Deo:1111ber 1988. opposite top: l/ecere11d ,lfu\"u/1shi11,! i11 Hmmii 111 1991 ."}]},{"page":34,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-34-1","text":"9 . Korea"},{"id":"p-34-2","text":"Fishing on Cbeju Island, Korea December 1993 dwing training workshops for 51,802 Japanese zvomen."}]},{"page":35,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-35-1","text":"Fishing in Ontario Canada in June 1991."},{"id":"p-35-2","text":"11 . A ustra l ia"},{"id":"p-35-3","text":"- 34 Fishing on the Great Barrier Reef In Australia, November 1992. Al left is is Rex Reid who is prominent in crayf'ishing in New Zealand."}]},{"page":36,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-36-1","text":"B. Ocean Church"},{"id":"p-36-2","text":"$17"}]},{"page":37,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-37-1","text":"2 . Ocean Cha l l enge"},{"id":"p-37-2","text":"left: Re, Moon and Mt~. Moon u ,•i tbfirst tuna cau_r5bt ajler 2 I da_~~ (August 1975). During tbe 21 days Rt'I '. 1\\10011 tried 111m1y ways to catch tbe 1111,a and 16.fi.sb were booked up a11d lost. II u•as d uring this time that Rev. ,1/oun began tu establish tbe \"Ocem, <• ,1,eni11g CC!r<'monies. /1ottom le.fl: l'mticipc111/sjixJ111 Japa11 al ibt! 0J>e11i11R ,,n•111011ies. 199.{ (kem1 Cbal/e11.cw bottom ,-/g /1I: Rl'fJrese111a111c,J111111 1993 Ocean o,all,•11.~e 1·i,iti11p, with ,,,,. 1/U~)'(lr,"}]},{"page":45,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-45-1","text":"rig/JI and below 1·ight: Ocean Challenge pmticipaurs competi11g ill the 7993 OcC'an nay CIClitiiliC'S. below lefl: Jin J-11m11g Park, second ge,u?r,,tto11 senior captain 1eac/Jin,: tbe second generation pcmicipams ell 1993 Ocean Challenge."}]},{"page":46,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-46-1","text":"3. Ocean Church Local Activ i ties - Maine"},{"id":"p-46-2","text":"IO[J: f'aul DllfRt/11 tencbm,~ onwn atrarene , to publ,c ,dwol cb1/d,·,,,1 /Jollom: Paul m1 Hf\\ST e~LZE Gloucesterjisbermen. Tbe city r&j1'Cted the offer a11d 1wu/d no/ lake tbe 111om1 Rev . $1 -szo,000' 510,000 -"},{"id":"p-47-4","text":".lfoon decided to hold 1be 11101,ey for tbis purpose but ajier ren years ii was decided that tbe 1'1011('.)' ll'OUld go to t/Je Ajiica hmd lo help the hungt)' of1he world. ,-/ght: Posters for t/Je first and second W'orld T!ma ToumamelllS."}]},{"page":48,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-48-1","text":"COLmcil calli\\ for inw ti:mtion of Uoon dmrch-liuke Oceall 0111rci, /eade,; Jishi11g will> guests a Mo11tank Po/111. bottom le.fl: Tour ofguests.from.fapm1jishi11,1, on Firs/ Hope Ill al J/0111auk and a barbc-c11e -ta1u;/ing het1reen Japan a11d A meiica lb rough a sbamd love for flsht\"nJ!. and tbe ocean. 11Jese tours are also meant to brin!{ better cooperat/011 between Ameiican Ocean Churcb centers a11d 0cem, Church of]apcm. 71Jispicture sbou:s one of the tours fishing witb RetJ. Moon for stripped bass 011 tbe Hucl.,011 River in 1993 ."}]},{"page":56,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-56-1","text":"tujJ left: Ashing 1ourJ'1Shi11g u'ilb Rm J\\10011 for sllipped bass ill /99.2 top .-ig/Jt a11d bottom rig/JI: Fishing 1011r ill .1/ontaui,, ,\\) ill August. 1991 to/> center: H 111 .1/arcb. 1992 bottom center and botrtom le.fl: Fish111g tour i11 Alaska, August. 1991 bottom ce11te1·: Flsbing tour i11 Los All!Jles, \\larch, 1992"},{"id":"p-56-2","text":"ONE HOPE 127 !/.g/!\"-~S a,~"},{"id":"p-56-3","text":"l1, . ·--.-~ <.i I . -"},{"id":"p-56-4","text":",' ·~"},{"id":"p-56-5","text":"._ •."},{"id":"p-56-6","text":"~ , I , I"},{"id":"p-56-7","text":"' ' ·: ' ' ."}]},{"page":57,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-57-1","text":"2. Ocean Fishing Club"}]},{"page":58,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-58-1","text":"opposite top: Ocenn/lshillg c/11h c111d guests 011 ]2nd.fishing trip. opposite bol/0111: Ocea11 Clmrcb Tokyo 111011th{1·_{ishi11g 1,-,p ll'itb guests. tbis page: School children i11 soutbem Japa11 bei11g trained in a program spo11sored by Ocean Cburcb Japan and local schools. bottom t•ight: On /be 32nd jisbirig /rip."}]},{"page":59,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-59-1","text":"D. Ocean Businesses"},{"id":"p-59-2","text":"1. Boat Building"},{"id":"p-59-3","text":"a. Early boat bu i lding i n Korea I"},{"id":"p-59-4","text":"I I"},{"id":"p-59-5","text":"Prom. the early days in Korea, Rw. Moon kneti• bou• importanl boats and bom b11i/di11g would be to tbe Ocean Providence. Hoats c,re the es:;e11tial connecting paint betwee,r nu:111 and the ocean and Ibey are needed Jo,· we1}' kind of ocean aclivi~)•. Boat b11ilding skill, are esse11tial/or human kind to deuelop the pote11tial of the oce(m and Rev. Moon wa11ted our me,nbero to learn tbese skills to be able ro wach them to the wo,id. Tbis picture shous the launching of the ship Chon Song Ho in Inchon in 7962."}]},{"page":60,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-60-1","text":"B. A l abama"},{"id":"p-60-2","text":"top: !11 1977 la11d ,ms purchased in Alabama for o ship yard, Later Master Malfne ship yard u·as purchased and bus been in opemtion since //,('r,_ Steel boats a,.e built and npaired at thisJacili(')l. Shown are the 111anage111e111 swjf ofMaster Marine, middle top: Rw. Moon visiting the boat yard. mi)' a1 the East Sun Htlilding in Queens, NY and i11spec1i11g tbe plug ofthe new boat. middle left: One Hope 1. the.first boa/ comple1ed. leaving the j,1cto1J1in Que,ms. middle right: Reo. Moon sanctijjnng 011,• Hope J. bottom left.: One Hope 1 being /aimcbed in G'/oucester i11 1980. bottom rigbt: l\\lewly built One Hope boa t; at Belvedere in 1980/1981"}]},{"page":64,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-64-1","text":"left: 1Haste1· Marine 1wrkers with the plug <>.( !he 11eu· Oue Nope Boais. right: Rev. Moon imjX'c:ti11g rhe lietl)~)' completed One Hope boat. below: Boal builders duting the COl lSlntCtion of Sea Hope I"}]},{"page":65,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-65-1","text":"top left: Sw Hope I. 48' bay boat built in J\\'eu· l'brk i11 1983. top right, rig/JI, lower mitlc/le le}f and 1·igbt: {11 Nooe111he1· of 1990, ,I/as/er Marine moi·ed lo tbe liberty flarhor ,\\famw i11 je1Ye1' City. NJ am/ bega11 protluci11g boats. ,\\ 'o w Master .lfm'i11e is prod11cin,~ 16'. 20'. 2-1' and 28' boats. 71tis pbo/0 s/Jo11-~ Ret•. .Hool/ oisiti11.~ the boat huildiup, yard. bottom left: Rev. Moon impecr111p, a w111i)' b11ild 28' at .\\laster il1ari,u?. bottom right: Rec. ,\\form recl'itiug a 11e1r 16' hoatjo,· Ocem1 Clmrch in Kodiak."},{"id":"p-65-2","text":"ca ., 64"}]},{"page":66,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-66-1","text":"E. Korea"},{"id":"p-66-2","text":"top: J/he1111g .\\biplmild i11g c~ E11gi11eeri11g 1.cas heg,111 /11 1988 ill J lokpo City, Knrea. Large steel cessels a11d /JC//;~\"' are built i n rbe sbip yard. 111 1994. Mtisrer .ltarir1e q(.\\.Y a11d f/be,111{1, e wered illto o .J0iut l'ellfw·e lo e:q,m1d Tlhe1111gs.flbe1;~/ass d i1•ision to i11clude tbe buildi11g C/l O11e Hope boats. !'bolo shows tbe ship yard /11 Mukpu. left: TlwJihl!l'{;ills, COI/S{J'UdiOll e boats 1t11d-er cv11strucliun ."}]},{"page":67,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-67-1","text":"top: Ship (owr 3000 tons) rmder constmctio11 ut J/bermg. left: 24' One Hope !,oat being /a1111cbed at Tlhe1111g. rigbl: Tlheung P1·es1de111. Mr. Kim idth Mr. Sato tmd llbeunp, o./]1ce SltlO:"}]},{"page":68,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-68-1","text":"2. Commercial Fishing"},{"id":"p-68-2","text":"IQp: Goule 11 Sen was purcha.wd i11 19-9 111 C.11/ifornw. fl,, nIrre11t brmt<· /Xl/1 is Cloun-,.1,,,. mu/ is 11.sl!d in a menhadden .fut11I 1'eflture u1ilb a Uu.ssian .ft1cto1y sbip as 11'1'11 as bo/101111m11/i11g. mirl,1/e: .lfe11bt11/d,.11 b,,inx p11111pedJi-om th<' p111'5f! .<i!le, Pl a11djint captained ~)' Berlin Olive, Curre-111/y the hoat is being 11sed in the 111·cbl11 fisbe,y in Mai1ie. left: Gloucester Hope u•as purchased in G/011ces/er by Ga/e11 Brooks a11d in ir1110!1Jed /11 tbe gil/ 1ze1_ji\"sbe1yfor grow1dj'isb and dogjisb and is also med to dredge fo r urc/Ji11s, above right: Europa. tl'aS purchased in 1986 ill Germany and isjis/wd in !he No1tb Sea and in tbe i\\io1tb Arlanficjc1rgro1mdjisb."}]},{"page":72,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-72-1","text":"top: Crell' of the Europa e111p(yi11g the net of groundJtsh. /:Jou/ wusfishin,~ so11th of Spitzhergen neur Greenland. middle: Gi·ew a11dja111ilies o.fthe E11mpa bottom left: Kristine W. 1vas purchased 111 A11s1mha i11 1993 and i.sfished as a long line boat. bottom .-igbt: Some r:i{tbejish ca11gh1 u\" 1be Kristine \\V"}]},{"page":73,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-73-1","text":"bottom: U1·cbi11 tlive boat from A11stralia/U/ed w ith urchins reac()' to he prvces ,ed. top left.: Proces;i;ed urchins iu Australia. packed UII({ read~ for sb1p111e111. Top rigbt: l'rcb/11 diver ill Australia hri11gi11g up c, hag of urch ins mitldle right: Jlhe1111g, Inc. Mr. \\bung. preside111 q/' llheu11g. /11c a j1shing and processing company u htcb operat.e fishing boats ,n Korea. 1"},{"id":"p-73-2","text":"J/heu11g is a lso i11uo/1'i'd /11 a foi11t 1:e11/11re 11•/tb Ucean Peace /,"}]},{"page":74,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-74-1","text":"rigbt: !11 AllJ.,poned lo JapmI '/liis picture l.l'as Iake11 111 19-5 left: Tww /111,,111,•,s are p<'1Ji,r111111gft,r ,1/r, J/0011 mu/ I (1'1111 Jm d11ri11g ber m,rld wide speo/./i11g lour. be/Oil' left: 71111a IK4ng h11iu.hcd pri<• pem ill \\P,1i11."}]},{"page":79,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-79-1","text":"5. Processing"},{"id":"p-79-2","text":"1.0.E. (Alabama)"},{"id":"p-79-3","text":"top: iHanagemeill cmd employees ofl .U.E. Alaba111(1. center lefl: J. O.E. sbn'mp p,-ocessing pla111 /11 Bayou La Batre. AL. center right: Nrxk shrimp betug processed t1/ tbe 1.0.E. plant in / Ila /Jama."}]},{"page":80,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-80-1","text":"1.0.E. (Alaska)"},{"id":"p-80-2","text":"top left un,l middle upper left: 7he processing plants ofJn1enwlional Seafood vf Alaska in Kodiak, AK. ,,,.lddle lower left: Fisb proce.~<111tlsfor /ohs/<',-,., Gm,ul ,\\lm111er /slmul. Ccmm/({ left: f'irs/ Sj}<'ci<',, /() be halllll!'tl li,e u•a, ICJbsters 111 19-9 at hlf<'YIUllionnl I ohslf!r in Gloun~t,.,,~ llA /Joi/om lejl: fonks t 11 /111e,·natio11e1/ Luhs11,r, Glt,ttcesre,: HA b ollom right: Re1rre11d \\100111·ietl'ill}I the• Ifie ji,h tm1k 011 lh<• li'rst Hop<' Ill m r/Je lia•ji.,b pro.fed of lib('r/y 1/(lr/}(,r Mar/11({,"}]},{"page":91,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-91-1","text":"top right: Se11kai live fish /ruck at liberty Harbor Marina. middle 11JJJ)er right: Live fish holding lank boat al Liberty l larhor Marina . middle lower le.ft: Tenkai liuefisb restaurant irt Manhattcm . Tenkai, Senkai cmd First I lope Ill work together to develope live fish marketing. -middle f.ower right: Holding tanks at Te11kai live.fish ,·estaurcmt. bottom left: Takiyo, Inc. live fish holding tanl>s i n Moniauk, N l' bot:lom right: Catching 1.-pard sharks to be sold live to schools and aquariums,"},{"id":"p-91-2","text":"'·' ' ~--- '"}]},{"page":92,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-92-1","text":"top: Holdi11g tanksJo,- the lepard sbarks p,•for lo de/il)ery, middle: t'nive>'Sal 1Harine hrdusri-ies. 1/w _frsb tauk ma1wjact111ing ptaw in San Francisco, C:4. bottom: t:mployees of U11iversial Marine Industries of San Francisco."}]},{"page":93,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-93-1","text":"9. Aquaculture top a11d middle left: 041 j,sb farm i11 Aema Sprinp,s. CA /Jotto,11 left a11d ,•ight: frout ./(irn, Oil Cbe/11 l11m1d. Korea"}]},{"page":94,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-94-1","text":"top: Rel' 1/0011 1•isi/ i11g 1he Tadd,• store al LtiX'/1)' flttr/Jor .1/amw. all 01l,er plmtos tbls p11ge: ,II f. M &111 C- Tackle t111d lxKII repair al /,ih,•rty flmix,r 1/arnw."}]},{"page":95,"paragraphs":[]},{"page":96,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-96-1","text":"IV The Oceanic Providence"},{"id":"p-96-2","text":"For The Future of Human Kind"},{"id":"p-96-3","text":"$19"}]},{"page":97,"paragraphs":[{"id":"p-97-1","text":"Notes l. Our Pride, June 5, 1977 2. OuridPal Home(Part 2), June 26, 1983 3. The Ocean Cburcb Founda1,:on, June 10. 1980-Belvedere 4. \\\\7bo Will J11berit the Ocean, July 3, 1983--Gloucester 5. Ocecm Churcb & Jlmerica, August 28, 1982-Provincetown. 6. \\l\"ho Will lnhe11·1 the Ocec,n, July 3, 1983-Glo,,cester 7. Lecu:lei,' Co1,fi,re1·1ee. June 27, 1983 8. T,ma Fisbing mid the Wc,y ofLife. July 5, 1984-Morning Garden 9. let Us Begin.Again, February S, 1984---World Mission Center 10. TuYJnty-'ll;ird Anuiversa,y oftbe U1zificatio11, Church) May 1, 1977 11. \\\\7by We (',o 1ima Fishing, August 31, 1983-Gloucester. 12. Why We Go Tuna Ftsbi11g. August 31, 1983-Gloucester. 13. Ocean Church &J1me1\"ica, August 28. 1982- Provincetown. 14. The Way qfTuna. July 13, 1980- Belvedere 15. From notes taken during an imerview in Ocl0be1· 1990."}]}],"cover":"https://pub-909f6c661ac241fcb0cc5c0a48408c35.r2.dev/covers/ocean-providence.jpg"},"kidsByChapter":{},"related":[{"slug":"with-the-heart-of-a-father","title":"With the Heart of a Father — Rev. 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