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Peace Education for Us

On November 11, we remember those who fought, and the many who died, in World War I and subsequent wars. It reminds us why investing in peace is so important. 
 
This week I attended a Remembrance Day ceremony that moved me to tears. I am so thankful to those who sacrificed their safety to secure the freedom and safety of others, and especially to those who made the ultimate sacrifice of their lives. We owe them an eternal debt of gratitude. We also owe them our most diligent efforts to ensure that “never again” need never be said again.

Joshua wishes everyone could learn peace (video)

Today, I had a meeting with Joshua Oyergiu, our peace partner in Uganda. We are planning how to expand our peace program in 2025. When Joshua started sharing from his heart how relevant our peace curriculum is to his students, and how he wished everyone, young and old alike, had the opportunity to learn how to nurture more peaceful relationships, I asked him to please share his message with you. I know you will be as encouraged as I was. 

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