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Presbyterian Peacemaking Program
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Season of Peace

Path of Peace Daily Reflections

Receive a daily peace reflection, action item and prayer.   Churches may link to the online version of this calendar from their website or social media pages.  The daily reminders/links via electronic subscription will help keep you on track.  Join the Facebook page to exchange ideas and promote mutual encouragement.

The 2015 Path of Peace daily reflections are organized around weekly themes written and compiled by 4 different authors:

Week 1) Peace in the Family/Nonviolence in our Households, compiled by Linda Babcock, Orchard Park Presbyterian Church in Orchard Park, NY

Week 2) Peace in the Community/Neighborhood, written by Phil Lloyd-Sidle, Louisville, KY

Week 3) Human Rights, written by Bruce Reyes Chow, San Francisco Presbytery

Week 4) We Are Stronger Together/Thinking About Our Systems and Structures, written by Matt Gaventa, Amherst Presbyterian Church, Amherst, VA.

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