Events

What do the Gospels tell us about Jesus’ attitude to peace? Is nonviolence a political strategy or a spirituality – or both? How might people of faith live and promote peace in Skye? Explore these questions with DR CLIVE BARRETT Chair of the Peace Museum (Bradford), priest, and adviser to the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship. Open […]

Refusing to Kill: Bristol’s WWI Conscientious Objectors Less than 100 years ago, Christians by the thousand were being arrested in Britain because of their faith. They – including members of the Church of England – believed it was wrong for them, as Christians, to fight in the First World War. Many were imprisoned. Some wrote […]

for more details, and to reserve your place, visit the eventbrite page APF Member and Trustee Sue Gilmurray will be performing as part of the event.    

Illustrated talk by Clive Barrett - author of Subversive Peacemakers, War-Resistance 1914-1918; an Anglican Perspective. With music in opposition to war, 1914-18, led by Sue Gilmurray. Ely Evening Event Flyer

Senior Anglican leaders have endorsed Pope Francis’ call for an ecumenical day of prayer and fasting for peace, with a particular focus on the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan. The day will be February 23rd. find out more

We are sorry but because of transport problems with the bad weather the event has been cancelled. A new date will be given later. Dated 1.3.2018 10.54am A day of prayer, study & organising: Is Jesus’ teaching compatible with waging war? What do the Gospels tell us? How do we make opposition to war central […]

Can We Unite for Peace? Building Citizen Power for Change Uniting for Peace AGM and Spring Conference Speakers: Keith Best, Chair, World Federalist Movement Jeremy Gilley, Founder, Peace One Day Lindsey German, Convenor, Stop the War Caroline Millman / Sally Milne, PeaceJam UK Clive Wilson, Author and Chair, UNA Harrogate Hur Hassnain, Global Advisor, Evaluation […]

Blessing of the Cross of Nails at Coventry Cathedral Eucharist on Sunday 8th April at 10.30am.  Crosses for several other new member organisations will also be blessed at this service. Members of APF are welcome to attend.

This study programme is an initiative of the Conforti Institute, Justice and Peace Scotland, Faith in Community Scotland and Place for Hope. A Ten-Part study and action programme, it explores nonviolence as a creative, powerful and effective process for addressing and resolving the conflicts in our lives and in the life of the world. Drawing on […]

Letting in the Light: positive steps for peace in a turbulent world A joint conference with the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship; Fellowship of Reconciliation; and Baptist, Methodist and United Reformed Church Peace Fellowships. All welcome. Conference guests can come for the Day on Saturday, or overnight for the weekend. Find out more