Establishing the National Collegiate Association (CARP) - January 10, 1966

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On January I 0, 1966 The national collegiate association was established at the original headquarters church.

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In 1954, Ryeonghui Ha and Yunyeong Yang who were the student of Yonsei University and they were belong to the group of teaching music. Through this group, Ms. Ha and Ms. Yang had the principle seminar and this is the first colledge unification movement.

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At tl1at time, the college students were looking for the

new society law and the truth for their lives. The

principle brought tl1e students the new aim of their lives.

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In 1963, the students’ group ‘the Seonghwa Students Association ’ and started their activity at their own universities.

In 1964, it is the frrst that the principle study group was founded as the gathering at a university in

Korea. At this time, the students from Seoul national

university, college of agriculture created the principle study gathe · g.

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The establishment of the national collegiate association was on January 10, 1966. All 26 universities, 59 students and 39 other young members attended.

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After this establishment, other college and

university started to create the principle

study gatherings at each school.

This gatherings brings the chance for the

students to study the principle and they can find the truth and worth of their lives. This is the first step for founding the eternal peace world in this society.

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Because of this student movement, many unification movements were done in the society and brought the influence to adults and the society from the students.

‘’ I11 eacl1 towr1sl1ip, trit1ities l1ad to take cl1arge of leadersl1ip guida11ce, daily-life guida11ce, a11d educatio11. If college stude11ts wl10 are se11t out for 011e year to tl1ese locatio11s take respo11sibility for providit1g seco11da1y educatio11, tl1ey will experie11ce life it1 tl1e rural co111111u11ities a11d co1ne to love tl1eir cou11try. To brit1g tl1e true teacl1it1g of self- sa.crifice for tl1e sake of tl1e people to u11iversity campl1ses, we 11eed to l1ave you11g people wl10 l1ave bo111e tl1e respo11sibility of co11ductit1g 1natters for village develop111e11t. Tl1is is tl1e purpose for establisl1it1g tl1e Natio11al Collegiate Associatio11 for tl1e Researcl1 of Prit1ciples.

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