Looking at the backgrounds of the leaders of White House "faith-based" efforts, particularly those designed to promote adult marriage and teen abstinence, two institutions crop up repeatedly:
--Unification Theological Seminary (New York) and
--University of Bridgeport (Connecticut).
Both are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Rev. Sung-Myung Moon's Unification Church!
From
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/10/03/MNG4M936HP1.DTL"Moonies knee-deep in faith-based funds
Pushing celibacy, marriage counseling under Bush plan
Don Lattin, Chronicle Religion Writer Sunday, October 3, 2004
President Bush has some new troops in his crusade to promote "healthy marriage" and teen celibacy with federal funds -- followers of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, the controversial Korean evangelist and self-proclaimed new world messiah.
...longtime political operative in Moon front groups, David Caprara, now directs the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives for the federal government's Corporation for National and Community Service. That agency runs, among other things, AmeriCorps Vista, which works with community organizations in low-income neighborhoods, and has emerged as a key player in Bush's faith-based initiative, handing out $61 million to faith-based organizations in fiscal year 2003.
Caprara is the former president of the American Family Coalition, a "grassroots leadership alliance" funded by the Washington Times Foundation and founded by Moon in 1984. Caprara declined to comment on his Unification Church ties, referring questions to his press secretary, Sandy Scott. 'We don't inquire about employee's personal religious beliefs,' Scott said. 'What inspires David's work is a dedication to fighting poverty.'
During the 1970s, Moon's Unification Church was widely accused of deceptively recruiting and "brainwashing" idealistic converts on street corners and college campuses across the nation."