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The '''Unification Church''' was founded in 1954 by [[Sun Myung Moon]] (1960-), a religious minister who was raised in a [[Christian]] household. The Unification Church was officially named the ''Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity'', abbreviated as HSA-UWC, but is now officially named as the ''Family Federation for World Peace and Unification''.<ref>ttp://www.apologeticsindex.org/21-family-federation-for-world-peace-and-unification</ref>Its followers are typically referred to as ''Moonies'' by critics, a term the church's adherents, called ''Unificationists'', dislike.

The '''Unification Church''' was founded in 1954 by [[Sun Myung Moon]] (1920-), a religious minister who was raised in a [[Christian]] household. The Unification Church was officially named the ''Holy Spirit Association for the Unification of World Christianity'', abbreviated as HSA-UWC, but is now officially named as the ''Family Federation for World Peace and Unification''.<ref>ttp://www.apologeticsindex.org/21-family-federation-for-world-peace-and-unification</ref>Its followers are typically referred to as ''Moonies'' by critics, a term the church's adherents, called ''Unificationists'', dislike.

    

    

Moon was originally from northern [[Korea]] and founded ''The [[Washington Times]]'', a conservative newspaper. Sun Myung Moon in South Korea in 1954, and who remained its head until late 2009, when he turned over official leadership to his sons.  

Moon was originally from northern [[Korea]] and founded ''The [[Washington Times]]'', a conservative newspaper. Sun Myung Moon in South Korea in 1954, and who remained its head until late 2009, when he turned over official leadership to his sons.