FOLLOW US
Peace Education
Conference in Harare on the Mission of Ambassadors for Peace
Written by Rev. Bosako Iyolangomo, UPF-Zimbabwe
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Harare, Zimbabwe - Since UPF resumed activities in Zimbabwe, we established an Ambassadors for Peace Committee, which is chaired by Senator Damian Diamonds Enias Mumvuri. Recently we organized a UPF Mini Conference on the theme of “The Mission and Responsibility of Ambassadors for Peace.” It took place December 11 at the Peace Embassy in Harare.
The conference went well, with encouraging responses from everyone we invited. The 35 participants included judges, doctors, businesspeople, religious leaders, teachers, and pastors. People who attended for the first time were touched and inspired by the UPF vision for world peace as living for the sake of others and its motto of One Family under God.
Justice Yusofu Omerjee, one of the highest judges in the country, was the Guest of Honour and gave the keynote address. UPF-Zimbabwe Chair Senator Mumvuri gave welcoming remarks.
The following day one pastor who attended the conference invited the UPF-Zimbabwe Secretary General to talk about UPF's vision for peace on national television.
If you find this page helpful and informative please consider making donation. Your donation will help Universal Peace Federation (UPF) provide new and improved reports, analysis and publications to you and everyone around the world.
UPF is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization and all donations are tax deductible in the United States. Receipts are automatically provided for donations of or above $250.00.
|
Donate to the Universal Peace Federation: Your donation to support the general programs of UPF. |
Donate to the Religious Youth Service (RYS): Your donation will be used for service projects around the world. |
Donate to UPF's Africa Projects: Your donation will be used for projects in Africa. |
Related Articles
Australia
UPF-Australia Convenes Mutual Prosperity Summit
Melbourne, Australia—The Mutual Prosperity Summit focused on “Rethinking Our Economic Models.”