In our broken world, we experience and contribute to conflict on a daily basis. Although military conflict may feel far away to many of us, we too often behave in ways that threatens our relationships with our families, neighbors, and communities. We also fail to recognize that in a globalized world, our actions and inactions can impact on wars on the other side of the world.
In the midst of such brokenness, we are called to be peacemakers.
How, in a world of such strife, are Christians to build peace? How should we think about war? And how do we talk to one another about these issues with open hearts in patience, love and humility? Read More »
Worship
Choose one work week this month to focus on praying for peace. View »
Advocacy
The Centre for Public Dialogue is working for peace in Afghanistan. Join in »
Educational Resources
Past examples of peacebuilding, recommended reading, and more. Read »
The Church Speaks
Synodical documents and other denominational tidbits. Read More »
Cradle of Our Faith
Learn about the CRCNA's involvement in the Middle East. View »
Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God. - Matthew 5:9
