Reflecting on three years of war, Ivan Rusyn, president of Ukraine Evangelical Theological Seminary, says, “War impacts you in the deepest way.”

CY Yan knows what it is to be a displaced person. He came from Hong Kong to Canada more than 30 years ago.

Phil Wagler of Kelowna, B.C., is global director of the World Evangelical Alliance Peace and Reconciliation Network. He shares what he learned on a fall trip to a country at war.

Christians in the Philippines who apologized to Muslims have seen surprising positive results, reports Aldrin Penamora in a recent conversation on the All Things Reconciled podcast.

What started with eight Christians in Luke Anwari’s Afghanistan apartment in 2011 has grown to 450 men and women together from different clans in what is otherwise a segregated society.

About 100 km east of Vancouver, the Cheam First Nation and Sardis Community Church report on a seven-year journey of reconciliation

A response to a Nov. 16 online event called Praying Together: A Christian Response to the War in Ukraine.

The nations are crying out for a solution to a cascade of calamities. Dare we say this is a good news moment? Indeed it is, because of the Resurrection and the third way of the Kingdom of God.

As local and global conflicts increase, processes of peace and reconciliation are crucial for creating a better future for all people, the societies they create and inhabit, and the whole of creation. The Peace and Re...

How a church in Orangeville, Ont., is using trauma training to equip their team to respond to people who suffer

Turning complex questions into action requires hope and a good process.

Meet Joel Zantingh, the new Canadian coordinator of the Peace and Reconciliation Network.

Salim Munayer, a resident of Jerusalem and regional Peace and Reconciliation Network coordinator, reflects on the 2023 procession.

Every person who dies in war is one too many. A call to make the first Sunday after Easter a day of mourning for victims of war.

February 24, 2023 marks one year since Russia’s expanded invasion of Ukraine. Canadians Phil Wagler and Vern Neufeld Redekop reflect. (Words on photo read: "Stop war.")