Join author and peacemaker Andrew DeCort and PCI's Peter Digitale Anderson to discuss Andrew’s upcoming book, Reviving the Golden Rule: How the Ancient Ethic of Neighbor Love Can Heal the World. We’ll explore the roots of this ancient yet essential teaching, reflect on examples of how Christians have lived this out in powerful ways, and discuss how Christians today can meaningfully model neighbor-love in our relationships, communities, and politics. 

Join Bryan Carey, our peacebuilding consultant, conflict transformation trainer, and Director of International Peacebuilding in person in Norwich, UK, for a talk on why peacebuilding is vital for the church. Bryan has been working on peacebuilding in Bosnia-Herzegovina since 2017 and brings a wealth of experience. This free event is brought to you by Peace Catalyst Norwich and the Faith, Peace and Justice Forum at St Catherine's Church, Mile Cross, Norwich.

In this 90-minute workshop, we’ll return to Scripture with fresh eyes, exploring how the Bible speaks about sin—not only as personal wrongdoing, but also as something that entangles individuals and societies in patterns of harm. Together, we’ll reflect on how sin acts as a power that breaks relationships, damages communities, and works against God’s good purposes. Through stories from Jesus’ ministry, we’ll consider how he responded to both personal and communal brokenness with healing, confrontational truth-telling, and a call to deeper freedom.

Join Saleem Anfous, a Peace Catalyst justice advocate and producer of the Across the Divide Podcast, and Peter Digitale Anderson, executive director of Peace Catalyst, for a conversation about Across the Divide's work of introducing the church in America to Palestinian Christian theologies of justice and peace. What does the church need to learn? Why does it matter? How willing is it to change? This free event will include a public conversation between Saleem and Peter with plenty of time for Questions and Responses at the end.

In a world where division and violence appear stronger than ever, how do we break the cycles of hate and work for tangible healing? How might we embody both courage and love, taking action for change—without recreating the harm we're resisting? Join us for a conversation with Kazu Haga, a nonviolence trainer, restorative justice practitioner, and author of the book Fierce Vulnerability, as we explore the ways in which our personal and collective healing and change are woven together.

Join Peace Catalyst's Peter Digitale Anderson for an interactive workshop on strategies for sustainability and healing as peacemakers balance caring for themselves and caring for their neighbor. Through reflective exercises and group discussion, we'll engage with spiritual traditions, trauma awareness, and nonviolence to find the practices that help us to flourish and carry on. 

This Lent, a global movement is walking in prayerful solidarity with the people of Palestine. Come, walk with us.

Join us for a conversation with the team from the Five & Two Network to discuss the intersection between Peacebuilding and Asset-Based Community Development.

Join PCI’s Steve Schallert and Peter Digitale Anderson for a conversation about how Christians—especially those of us enjoying lives of safety and stability— can shift from a posture of service to one of solidarity with oppressed communities. Drawing on Steve’s years of experience practicing and teaching solidarity in South Africa and organizing pilgrimages in solidarity with Palestinians, we’ll explore how others’ struggle for justice and liberation is our also own, and we’ll also explore the theology and skills that can help us truly stand for peace.

Join us for our upcoming Christian Peacebuilding Network gathering, where we will explore the role of prayer in peacebuilding and reconciliation. Our guest, Anneke Rabe, will share how God led her into a ministry of prayer, healing, and reconciliation—opening unexpected pathways for peacemaking and social transformation in South Africa.