P4P provides a way for Christians of diverse political and theological backgrounds to stand up for peace and unite in supplication to God with a special focus on prayers for the Holy Land. P4P provides Jesus’ followers with the common language of prayer around which to mobilize their energy and passion for the land that gave birth to our faith.
“Redefining Support: A New Perspective for Western Christians on the Crisis in Gaza” in Response to The Evil Ideas Behind October 7 By: Beth Seversen,
From the Student Encampments By: A recent graduate in the DC area (who chose to remain anonymous) Sitting in the grass amid quickly erected tents
Calling for Ceasefire By: Jordan Denari Duffner, Member of CMEP’s Catholic Advisory Council; Originally published November 3, 2023. On Thursday, Nov. 2, I joined dozens
Today, April 24th, is Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, where we stand alongside the Armenian diaspora in remembering the 1915 Armenian Genocide. We invite you to
We Choose Abundant Life: Christians in the Middle East: Towards Renewed Theological, Social, and Political Choices By: Beth Seversen, Ambassador Warren Clark Fellow, CMEP In
The Path of Building Just Peace, Easter Sunday of Lent 2024Written by Rev. Susan Hayward Reading: Hebrews 12: 1-2 The path of building just peace, much
A Lesson on Perseverance, Holy Saturday of Lent 2024Written by Rev. David Hindman Reading: Hebrews 12: 1-2 In 2009, I took a group of college students
A Cloud of Witnesses, Good Friday of Lent 2024Written by Rev. Sari Ateek Reading: Hebrews 12: 1-2 “Since we are surrounded by so great a cloud
How do children look to a better future when it seems there is no future? Maundy Thursday of Lent 2024Written by Sir Jeffrey Abood, KGCHS
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