Week of Prayer for World Peace Service Now Available to View
Last week's service, marking the beginning of Week of Prayer for World Peace and featuring contributions from people from a...
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APF Signatories to Guardian Advert Calling on Government to Renounce Nuclear Weapons Increase
The APF has added its voice to a public petition calling on the government to honour international law and desist...
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A Reflection from APF Councellor Phillip Huggins
Below is a reflection from Australian APF Councellor Phillip Huggins, responding to the news of the AUKUS treaty, set to...
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APF’s Hiroshima Prayer Vigil Now Available to View on YouTube
A recording of our Vigil commemorating the nuclear bombing of the city of Hiroshima is now available to view on...
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Hiroshima Day Vigil Friday 6th August – Correct Email Address to Register
An incorrect email address was circulated for this event. The correct email address to register to take part in this...
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A UN Report Shows the Harm Inflicted on Children Worldwide by Armed Conflict
The sad statistics of how armed conflict affected children in 2020 were published in a recent report by the United...
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APF Sign Letter Urging NatWest Bank Not to Invest in Nuclear Weapons Producers
We are among the joint signatories to a letter urging NatWest Bank to update their existing policy to ensure they...
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Statement from APF On the UK Government Integrated Review
The APF are issuing the following statement in response to the UK government's review which proposes a significant increase in...
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Reflection from APF Chair as the Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Comes into Force
Today, 22 January 2021, sees the UN Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons come in as international law. What does the...
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Church Times Article on Campaign to Persuade UK to Sign up to TPNW
Positive and detailed article from the Church Times on the efforts of Christian peace activists and the Church of England...
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Prayer from Presiding Bishop Michael Curry While Capitol Building was under Siege
This prayer from Presiding Bishop Michael Curry of the US Episcopal Church was made on Wednesday night, the Feast of...
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Interview with Dr Christopher Cocksworth, Bishop of Coventry on his Support for TPNW
The World Council of Churches has published an interview with Dr Christopher Cocksworth, Bishop of Coventry who was a signatory...
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APF AGM Online on 24th October 2.30pm BST
Hear from Bishop Elijah Matueny Awet from Cueibet Diocese. He will be talking about peacemaking in South Sudan and outcomes...
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Week of Prayer for World Peace 2020, 11-18th October
The WPWP Annual Interfaith Service Online Join here: https://zoom.us/j/9801863659 WPWP Daily Prayer online at 8pm, hosted by APF. A half...
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Joint Interfaith Statement on the 75th Anniversary of the Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
The Anglican Peacemakers have signed up to a statement commemorating the horror of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki...
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Peace Award Nominations Wanted
Do you know a person or an organisation that has done something to promote reconciliation or peace this year? Nominations...
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Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s Sermon for Pentecost
In his inspiring sermon for Pentecost, Presiding Bishop Michael Curry of the US Episcopal Church speaks of how we may...
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South Africa and the Coronavirus: A Country in Lockdown
This is the first of a series of occasional articles providing a snapshot of how the coronavirus is being experienced...
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Conscientious Objectors’ Day May 15th Online Commemoration 12 Noon
Together with the PPU and other fellow workers for peace (Conscience, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Humanists UK, Movement for the Abolition...
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Are Peace and Justice Essential Services? by The Rev. Bob Davidson, National Chair, Episcopal Peace Fellowship
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