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Church and Peace Online General Assembly, 28 August 2026, 4–8 pm CET. The invitation and registration link will be sent out.
European Conference 2027, 29–31 October 2027 at the Centre Culturelle St. Thomas, Strasbourg, France
The Munich Security Conference Showroom
Church & Peace Board Member Martin Tiller writes about the Munich Security Conference’s report on Europe’s “nuclear options” (2026). He criticizes the fact that some other key options have not been considered, particularly from a Christian perspective. The Executive Board of Church and Peace welcomes Martin Tiller’s criticism.
Church and Peace is the European ecumenical peace church network of communities, training centres, peace organisations and peace service agencies. It participates in the ecumenical dialogue of the conciliar process for Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation and is a catalyst for common initiatives and projects.
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- Become acquainted with the members of the network and their experiences on the peace church journey.
- Learn about the ways in which they strive to live their commitment to non-violence on a day-to-day basis.
- Keep informed about events organised by Church and Peace, its members and partners.
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The Munich Security Conference Showroom
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