Peace testimonials ahead of the IEPC
In the months before the International Ecumenical Peace Convocation, peace activists, church leaders and other people of faith shared their peace visions in this series of video testimonials.
"Peace, please" - Aneth Lwakatare, Tanzania
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"We need to broaden our understanding of peace" - Eilert Rostrup, Norway
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"Join us and make a difference!" - Nicole Ashwood, Jamaica
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"Living God's new world" - Jarrod McKenna, Australia
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"Christ is our peace" - Sister Theodora Ansam Nasser, Iraq
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"How do our lives affect others?" - Nikos Kosmidis, Greece
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"We are part of a people's movement" - Sarah Thompson, United States
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"Love your neighbour" - Kaye Arago, Philippines
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"Peace is harmony with myself and with my neighbour" - Koni Ishayà Patrick, Nigeria
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"War is a symptom, peace is the answer" - Mark Johnson, United States
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"Peacebuilding takes stamina" - Shirley DeWolf, Zimbabwe
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"What does it take to restore human dignity?" - Itonde Kakoma, United States
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"Prejudices and lack of knowledge create problems" - Elise Bertilsson, Sweden
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"Overcoming violence is a common task for us" - Fernando Enns, Germany
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"Overcoming ignorance" - "healing wounds of the past" - Carrie Kohler and Ela Magda
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"Peace should be based on justice" - Ariel Siagan, Philippines
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"It is good to be together and learn from each other" - Arzu Mizrak, Turkey/Ireland
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"Peace is almost everything to me" - Archbishop Michael Kehinde Stephen, Nigeria
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"Asking questions about structures of domination" - Gail Allan, Canada
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"Peace to me means absence of fear" - Mohammed Sani Haruna, Nigeria
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"As long as women are being abused, there is no peace" - Rev. Micheline Kamba Kasongo, D.R. Congo
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SEE ALSO:
Glory to God in the Highest and Peace on Earth
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Rev. Miguel d'Escoto Brockmann on reconciliation
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