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Leaders, Followers and the Role We All Play in Cultivating a Culture of Peace
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This year, the International Day of Peace focuses on the theme, ‘Cultivating a Culture of Peace’—a theme that commemorates the 21st anniversary of the UN’s adoption of the Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace. While the resolution outlines many crucial aspects needed to build such a culture, it overlooks a vital perspective: the teachings of Jesus, the Prince of Peace, and the specific roles that leaders and followers play in fostering this culture.
In this workshop, we’ll delve deep into this overlooked space.
Using PeaceWise’s innovative Culture of Peace Petri Dish tool, we will explore what a biblical vision of a culture of peace truly looks like. Through an interactive presentation and meaningful dialogue, we’ll examine the distinct roles that all team members—whether leaders or followers—play in nurturing this culture.
What You Can Expect:
• Introduction to the Culture of Peace Petri Dish: Discover how this unique tool can bring clarity to building peace within your community or organization.
• Biblical Insights: Gain a deeper understanding of what the Bible says about creating a lasting culture of peace.
• Practical Application: Leave with a clear and actionable vision of how you can help building a culture of peace in your context.
This workshop promises to equip you with the knowledge and tools to cultivate a culture of peace that aligns with both biblical teachings and practical realities. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding and strengthen your impact as a peacemaker.