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On February 25, Tenrikyo Young Men\u2019s Association held its monthly meeting at Yoki Hall, which was attended by chapter chairmen from directly supervised churches and dioceses as well as members of the steering committee.<\/p>\nOn February 25, Tenrikyo Young Men\u2019s Association held its monthly meeting at Yoki Hall, which was attended by chapter chairmen from directly supervised churches and dioceses as well as members of the steering committee.<\/p>\n
While continuing to promote the previous year\u2019s guideline, \u201cPurifying our minds each day,\u201d the association has set three new concrete goals for association activities as follows: \u201cEach person finds one person to help achieve salvation,\u201d \u201cCreate opportunities to interact with the teachings,\u201d and \u201cEngage in Hinokishin.\u201d Furthermore, it has established the following key priority: \u201cGather members to attend the 100th Tenrikyo Young Men\u2019s Association Convention.\u201d<\/p>\n
At the meeting, Association President Daisuke Nakayama took the podium to address the participants. Noting that a new journey has begun following the conclusion of the 140th Anniversary of Oyasama, he stated, \u201cFor us who are building the path of the future, the next ten-year period will be an extremely important time.\u201d He then proceeded to share the vision that the Young Men\u2019s Association aims to pursue.<\/p>\n
As one vision on the path toward our final destination\u2014the realization of the Joyous Life World\u2014he proposed \u201cConveying the teaching of \u2018a thing lent, a thing borrowed\u2019 to the world through salvation work\u201d and expressed the hope that we would strive toward this vision by purifying our minds while following the path.<\/p>\n
Continuing, while quoting from the Ofudesaki, he stressed the need to spread the teaching of \u201ca thing lent, a thing borrowed\u201d throughout the world. He stated that at the root of current global conflicts lies a self-centered mind that only cares about one\u2019s own well-being and expressed his desire to bring the teaching of \u201ca thing lent, a thing borrowed\u201d to the world.<\/p>\n
He also urged members to engage in both outward missionary work and inward pursuit of the faith, noting that there can be no missionary work without the pursuit of faith. He encouraged them to keep their perspective turned toward their local communities, society, and the world, while simultaneously keeping their hearts focused inward.<\/p>\n
In conclusion, President Nakayama stated that if Arakitoryo, pioneers of the path, look toward the world and challenge themselves with what they can do now, God the Parent and Oyasama will surely provide a favorable tailwind. He then encouraged the listeners to embrace the future and walk the path in a way that, in ten years, they can feel they have brought the world closer to the Joyous Life.<\/p>\n
Following this, Chairman Motohiro Miyauchi explained the activity goals and the point of emphasis. He spoke of his aspirations to work on the three activity goals throughout the year and to return to Jiba with as many members as possible for the 100th Tenrikyo Young Men\u2019s Association Convention.<\/p>\n
The 100th Tenrikyo Young Men\u2019s Association Convention will be held in the Inner Courtyard of Church Headquarters on October 27, starting at 10:00 A.M.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On February 25, Tenrikyo Young Men\u2019s Association held its monthly meeting at Yoki Hall, which was attended by chapter chairmen from directly supervised churches and dioceses as well as members of the steering committee. While continuing to promote the previous year\u2019s guideline, \u201cPurifying our minds each day,\u201d the association has\u2026<\/p>\n