We are getting reports from congregations that participated in the International Day of Prayer for Peace -- here are a few!  Please post your own pictures and stories from Peace Day 2018, directly in the OEP-PeaceDay group in Facebook- or send them to Matt Guynn at mguynn@OnEarthPeace.org

We would like to start building a team of volunteer writers to help with OEP resources for worship, program engagement and other events.

As part of our ministries, On Earth Peace produces worship resources several times a year, within regular rhythms (Advent, Easter, Pentecost, Peace Day, annual and district and other conferences, newsletters, etc.), and for special needs that may arise based on events.

This team of creative souls stands ready to receive requests to create or curate prayers, worship ideas, song suggestions, and other creative engagement and reflection resources to meet these needs. This is generally on a volunteer basis, but in some special cases we may contract with an individual to produce a set of resources or to work within a specific time frame.

We generally use the following scripture versions: NRSV, NIV, Message, or others as the particular translation may best serve our purposes. We also use inclusive language. Contact us to find out more and learn how you can get involved in this team.

June 2018 participants in Kingian Nonviolence and Community Action -- Dayton, Ohio (Kezia Curtis and Matt Guynn, co-facilitators)

Fall 2018-Online Course

In October and November, we’re offering a roughly 15-hour online course focused on Kingian Nonviolence and Community Action. The course introduces the will (philosophy) and skill (methodology) of Kingian Nonviolence Conflict Reconciliation, with a special focus on tools and lenses for organizing and mobilizing your community.  To receive registration information when it is ready, please email us at Kingian@OnEarthPeace.org

Online Professional Development for Social Change Organizers and Nonviolence Educators

Join On Earth Peace and the Kingian Nonviolence Coordinating Committee in an intensive five-month cohort on the philosophy and methodology of Kingian Nonviolence, built around in-depth reading and discussion. “Beyond the Dream” provides a learning cohort for organizers, trainers and educators to go deep into the nonviolence philosophy and methodology of the US Black Freedom struggle.