by Editor | Sep 26, 2017 | Interfaith, One Family Under God, Universal Principles and Values
When people are asked about India, the first thing that comes to mind is its diversity. Boasting 29 states, each with its own language, festivals, cultures and traditions; there is no dearth of variety. And while you might expect these differences might very easily...
by Editor | Sep 14, 2017 | Global Peace Foundation, Interfaith Leadership, One Family Under God, Peacebuilding, Universal Principles and Values
Since its independence in 1945, Indonesia has struggled through a daunting array of social, political and economic challenges. Today, the Muslim-majority nation in the world is recognized as an increasingly mature, vibrant democracy. Though many would acknowledge that...
by Editor | Sep 5, 2017 | Korean Dream, One Family Under God, Peacebuilding
Most of the great movements for social and cultural change have been driven by faith-inspired people. Imagine the possibilities if faith traditions were able to work together, instead of looking at the other as competitors or rivals, to bring about fundamental social...
by Editor | Jul 24, 2017 | Moral and Innovative Leadership, One Family Under God, Youth Leadership
“Step a little to the left. Ok, smile!” The shutter of my phone’s camera captured the largest smile I’d ever seen on the face of my new friend from Japan standing in front of the solemnly seated figure at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC. As Seichiro eagerly...
by Editor | Jul 17, 2017 | Korean Dream, One Family Under God
“One dream! One Korea! One World!” Kyungbok Palace in Seoul, Korea was in for a stirring surprise when forty students from thirty different nationalities showed up on palace grounds dressed in traditional Korean garb last May to share a message of hope for...
by Editor | Jul 14, 2017 | Africa, Global Peace Foundation, Interfaith, One Family Under God, Peacebuilding, Universal Principles and Values
At one point in 2016, some began to claim that the Fulani herdsmen were slaughtering the native settlers; others claimed that the opposite was true. Whatever the case, there was a violent conflict in southern Kaduna. It was the kind of conflict that always ended up...
