Seoul, South Korea — In a powerful demonstration of faith and unity, over 100,000 young people from around the globe gathered in Seoul for an interfaith prayer event aimed at promoting world peace. Organized by youth leaders from various religious backgrounds, the event marked the largest gathering of its kind.
The day-long program featured prayers, musical performances, and speeches by influential religious leaders, including a Buddhist monk, a Christian pastor, and an imam. Participants also took part in symbolic rituals, such as lighting candles and writing messages of hope on prayer flags.
“We are the generation that can change the world,” said Han Min-ji, one of the event organizers. “By coming together in faith, we show that peace is possible.”
The event’s success has inspired plans for an annual gathering, with Berlin being chosen as the next host city. Social media played a critical role in amplifying the message, with the hashtag #FaithForPeace trending globally.
