Rev. Dr. Wes Avram Guest Sermon & Discussion at First Congregational Church (Camden, ME)
9:30 am - 5:00 pm
Join Rev. Dr. Wesley Avram, CMEP’s Academic Engagement Director, at First Congregational Church of Camden on March 1st for a guest sermon and afternoon presentation ‘After Gaza’: What Role the Churches in Pursuit of Peace? where Dr. Avram will introduce the organization’s work with particular focus on the response of churches and Christian leaders to […] , ...
BelPres Forum “Hope for Israel & Palestine” with Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Join Rev. Dr. Mae Elise Cannon at Belpres on March 1. The church will host a light lunch and have a presentation to follow. Rev. Dr. Cannon will present an overview and update on the current landscape and realities, and Pastor Scott will provide a biblical framework for how Christians can think though it and […] , ...
On Friday April 3, 2026, join the Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns to commemorate the Passion of Christ with a public Way of the Cross through Washington, D.C., institutions.
The Way of the Cross is a devotion that progresses through and commemorates Jesus Christ’s last day on Earth as a human. The observance in , ...
Churches for Middle East Peace (CMEP) works to encourage US policies that actively promote a comprehensive resolution to conflicts in the Middle East with a focus on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. CMEP serves to elevate diverse voices who are advocating for equality, security, & human rights for all people in the Middle East.
Hearing Alison's 30+ year journey a bit more was deeply impactful, Dr, Abuelaish's story broke down stereotypes for me and I need to expand my concept of intersectionality as a result of Dave Zirin's presentation. Thank you for all you do!
I appreciated Khaled Elgindy's presentation putting our work into the context of what has taken place over the past few decades, so much so that I bought his book. I really enjoy ending the summit with the prayer service on the lawn. Mitri's sermon was very meaningful to me.
