The document provides guidelines for conducting a Holy Day Pledge Service in family homes. [1] Family members gather at an altar area for silent prayer before the service begins. [2] They offer full bows to Heavenly Father and True Parents and recite the Family Pledge. [3] The husband or wife then leads a representative prayer, followed by a unison prayer and bows between husband and wife and children to their parents.
The document provides guidelines for conducting a Holy Day Pledge Service in family homes. [1] Family members gather at an altar area for silent prayer before the service begins. [2] They offer full bows to Heavenly Father and True Parents and recite the Family Pledge. [3] The husband or wife then leads a representative prayer, followed by a unison prayer and bows between husband and wife and children to their parents.
The document provides guidelines for conducting a Holy Day Pledge Service in family homes. [1] Family members gather at an altar area for silent prayer before the service begins. [2] They offer full bows to Heavenly Father and True Parents and recite the Family Pledge. [3] The husband or wife then leads a representative prayer, followed by a unison prayer and bows between husband and wife and children to their parents.
HOLY DAY PLEDGE SERVICE GUIDELINES FOR FAMILY HOMES
Holy Day 1. Family members gather
True Parents’ Banner at the alter; offer silent picture prayer before the Pledge Service begins (7 AM Holy Day, 5 AM Ahn Shi Il) Holy candle 2. Family offers a full bow and Holy to Heavenly Father and Fresh flowers matches True Parents and vase 3. All recite Family Pledge 4. Representative prayer by White husband or wife table cloth 5. Unison prayer by all 6. Husband and wife offer a full bow to each other 7. Children offer a full bow to their parents It is common that the hus- band gives offering items to Fruits and snacks – his wife and children after prepared with a sincere Holy Cushions completing the ceremony. heart: a principled (representing placement number is suggested for True Parents) The candle flame should (4, 7, 12, etc.). not be blown out – it should Offering items must be pinched with fingers or face True Parents’ put out with a snuffer. picture. MAJOR HOLY DAYS True God’s Day: January 1 (Solar) – True Parents’ Birthday: January 6 (Lunar) – True Parents’ Day: March 1 (Lunar) – Day of All True Things: May 1 (Lunar) – Chil Il Jeol (Declaration Day of God’s Eternal Blessing): July 1 (Solar) – Chil Pal Jeol (Declaration of the Realm of the Cosmic Sabbath for the Parents of Heaven and Earth): August 1 (Solar) – Foundation Day for the Nation of the Unified World: October 3 (Solar) – True Children’s Day: October 1 (Lunar) – Note: an offering table and Pledge Service may also be applied on other special days as announced.