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[[Image:000HyunJinMoon2006Tour.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Hyun Jin Moon in 2006.]]'''Dr. Hyun Jin Moon''' (Born April 10, 1969) is the third son of [[Unification Church]] founder [[Sun Myung Moon]]. Born in [[Korea]], he and his family moved to the [[United States]] in 1973. He graduated from [[Columbia University]] in 1995 with honors, a Master of Business Administration degree from [[Harvard]] Business School and a masters in religious education from Unification Theological Seminary. <ref>http://www.trueloveking.net/index-121.html</ref> Hyun Jin Moon competed in the [[Olympics]] twice as a member of the Korean Equestrian team in the Seoul and Barcelona Olympics. After serving as Vice President of the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, he became Co-Chairman of the Universal Peace Federation and Chairman of the Board of News World Communications, which owns The [[Washington Times]].
Currently Hyun Jin Moon speaks at Global Peace Festivals around the world and advocates One Family Under God through service to others. He has spoken in [[Washington DC]], [[Brazil]], [[Canada]], [[Kenya]], [[Paraguay]], the [[Democratic Republic of Congo]], [[Mongolia]], and other countries. Jin Moon married in 1987 to Jun Sook Kwak, and had eight children together. They currently reside in Westchester County, [[New York]].
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Currently Hyun Jin Moon speaks at Global Peace Festivals around the world and advocates One Family Under God through service to others. He has spoken in [[Washington DC]], [[Brazil]], [[Canada]], [[Kenya]], [[Paraguay]], the [[Democratic Republic of Congo]], [[Mongolia]], and other countries. Jin Moon married in 1987 to Jun Sook Kwak, and had eight children together. They currently reside in Westchester County, [[New York]].
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[[Category:Religious People]]