New pod drop: Peacemaking gets personal

Peace-ing It Together — and Taking Action   Hey friends, We’ve got a brand new episode of Peace-ing It Together, some incredible events coming up, and a powerful call to keep showing up for peace, justice, and nonviolence. Whether you’re tuning in, gathering in worship, or hitting the streets, you’re part of this work. Let’s keep building.    New Episode of Peace-ing It Together Podcast Part one out now! In this special two-part episode, Rev. Ben Fitzgerald-Fye sits down with Jan Orr-Harter and Margery Rossi of PPF’s Gun Violence Prevention Working Group. Together, they explore faith, organizing, and the work of preventing gun violence in our communities.  Part two drops July 29, 2025  Listen on Spotify, Apple, SoundCloud, or YouTube Listen Here Speaking of Gun Violence Prevention Working Group...  Time Is Running Out to Register for Atwood! The James Atwood Institute for Congregational Courage is just around the corner! Don’t miss this transformational gathering of pastors, activists, and faith-rooted peacemakers.  Sept 24–27, 2025  Massanetta Springs, VA  Featuring Rev. Sharon Risher  Check out our Promo Video!  Register now Let’s build a future free from gun violence — together. Lost & Found News Sunday, August 3 – Led by the Palestine Solidarity Working Group Join us as we hear from Fahed Abu-Akel, former PC(USA) Moderator and long-time advocate for peace in the Holy Land, and Mia Angelique, a Palestinian-American young adult sharing personal reflections and witness.  This is part two of our three-part series led by PPF's Palestine Solidarity Working Group. Come ready to listen, reflect, and move together in faithful solidarity. Sunday, August 10 – Hosted by the Peace Church Working Group: “Never Again: Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki” A service of remembrance and resistance marking the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings, and a call to renew our commitment to global nuclear disarmament.  Register for Lost & Found Here PPF has also signed onto an Interfaith Solidarity Letter affirming our shared call to protect life and collaborate for collective well-being: “While humanity is capable of inflicting grave, even apocalyptic harm, humanity is also capable of collaborating in solidarity for life and well-being.”  Save the Date: Isaiah 61 Summit October 1–3, 2025 | Chicago Join us at Fourth Presbyterian Church for the Isaiah 61 Summit, a powerful gathering for justice rooted in faith and committed to action. We’ll focus on abolishing solitary confinement and building a justice system that centers humanity. Organized by Presbyterian Peace Fellowship and the National Religious Campaign Against Torture, this gathering is rooted in faith, grounded in action, and fueled by the belief that a world without cages is not only possible: it is necessary. Come ready to learn, connect, organize, and build justice that truly sets people free.   Registration and more info: https://bit.ly/ppfisaiah61   That’s it for now — but the work continues. Check out working groups and more upcoming events on our website: https://bit.ly/PPF-EVENTS  Take time to listen.  Invite your people to register.  And join us in worship, memory, and resistance. In peace, Dezi Communications & Digital Organizing Manager Presbyterian Peace Fellowship Our Company | Contact Us | FAQs | Privacy Policy

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