Events

This study programme is an initiative of the Conforti Institute, Justice and Peace Scotland, Faith in Community Scotland and Place for Hope. A Ten-Part study and action programme, it explores nonviolence as a creative, powerful and effective process for addressing and resolving the conflicts in our lives and in the life of the world. Drawing on […]

Letting in the Light: positive steps for peace in a turbulent world A joint conference with the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship; Fellowship of Reconciliation; and Baptist, Methodist and United Reformed Church Peace Fellowships. All welcome. Conference guests can come for the Day on Saturday, or overnight for the weekend. Find out more   

Portsmouth 14 May HMS Nelson gate, Queens Street 12.30pm. Walk and sing for peace to Sallyport, Old Portsmouth. Organised by Southdowns Peace Group, Portsmouth Quaker Meeting and Women in Black. Contact SueAdey@aol.com Leicester 14 May 12.30 - 13.00 at the memorial to Conscientious Objectors of World War One on Peace Walk Organised by Leicester CND. Contact: pennywalker@riseup.net […]

A day of prayer, study & organising: Is Jesus’ teaching compatible with waging war? What do the Gospels tell us? How do we challenge violence of every kind and pursue peace & reconciliation? Speakers to include: The Revd Dr Clive Barrett, Chair of the Peace Museum, Bradford The Revd David Mumford, Former Dean of Brechin […]

On Sunay 8th July at General Synod in York, there is to be a debate on the ethics of nuclear weapons. This is the first time since 2007 that nuclear weapons have been debated and the focus of the debate is the UN Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons.  It is important that members of Synod […]

General Synod Debate on a motion from the Ministry and Public Affairs Council on the Ethics of Nuclear Weapons Bishop Stephen Cottrell has proposed this motion.  This is the first time since 2007 that nuclear weapons have been debated and the focus of the debate is the UN Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons. Find out […]

The Network of Christian Peace Organisations (NCPO) has published resources for use at gatherings and services to mark HIroshima Day (August 6th) and Nagasaki Day (August 9th). You can find them on the NCPO website.

March from the Peace Camp entrance to the North Gate of Faslane Naval Base International Peace Rally at Faslane Nuclear Weapons Base Scottish CND, one of ICAN’s partner organisations in Scotland, would welcome you to join the working group for a Peace Rally at Faslane. The aim is to to highlight the strength of support […]

Find out more about Peace Sunday  

Each year, a leaflet of prayers and inspirational quotations for peace is drawn from the major religious traditions of the world including Baha'i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jain, Jewish, Muslim, Sikh and Zoroastrian religions. At the London, annual event, members of all the faiths are invited to take part and contribute from their own faith resources. […]