Zimbabwe's need for peace : HWPL is trying!

 

I heard bad news about

terror attack in London.

I am sorry to hear that...

pray for london

All wants peace

not terrors, not conflicts

Peace not war...!

This is about

an up-to-the-minute account

of the riots in Zimbabwe

I hope peace and reconciliation

in Zimbabwe soon!

Zimbabweans fail to forgive each other   by zimnews.net

 

  

Also, I heard good news about
HWPL's trying for peace
in Zimbabwe.

They says
'Peace and reconciliation
is the way to go
if a heritage for future generations
is to be passed on.'

I totally agree with that!
I think
we shoud fight for peace and
make the world brighter
for our generations.

I respect HWPL's thoughts :
Calls for world peace is gaining momentum as...

I think their ideas is the key
to solve past conflicts.

 HWPL says
People world over should take a leaf
from Nelson Mandela's Truth and reconciliation Commission which is similar to what Zimbabwe seeks to do with the National Reconciliation Bill
to deal with past confilicts,
instead of seeking revenge.

Nelson Mandelas's quotes

 

Hope for Love and Peace

in Zimbabwe!

 

 

'Path to Peace' in Daphne, Leave with a sense of peace!

Faith Time: Path to Peace 

Fatih Time : Path to Peace [click]

 

 

Daphne, AL (WKRG)

 

More than 20 churches in Baldwin County are joining together to promote a big Sunday afternoon event in Daphne.  “Path to Peace” is an event “to promote racial reconciliation, unity, and peace.”

 

For the first time, we have two guests on Faith Time this morning. Pastor Rick Malugani from Fairhope Christian Church and Pastor Henry Crawford from Good Samaritan Sanctuary are our guests. 

 

There’s a lot happening Sunday afternoon–here’s a rundown of events from a news release they sent out this week:

 

We invite the public to join us in one or more of the following:

 

4-5 pm March peacefully to the Daphne Civic Center in a show of unity (meet at the Daphne Civic Center at 3 pm for BRATS shuttle to the march starting sites, Lott Park and Village Point Park, each 1 mile from the Daphne Civic Center)

 

5-6 pm Engage in fellowship and enjoy complimentary food and beverages

 

6-7:30 pm Experience a service of love, peace, and reconciliation, through music, participation, and keynote speaker Pastor Joe Johnson, Mt. Hebron Church Ministries of Mobile.

 

7:30 pm Leave with a renewed sense of peace, taking actions small and large that contribute collectively to a more peaceful home, community, nation, and world.

 

Sourced by wkrg.com : Path to Peace

I was happy

when

I read this news

I like

their high goal

 

“to promote

racial reconciliation,

unity, and peace.” 

 

I hope

peace comes true

in Daphne

as well as

in all countries