WFWP USA NEWS

Kendra Stein presented “Fierce Intimacy, Part 2,” drawing on principles from Fierce Intimacy by Terry Real. She opened with a powerful premise: “What is required for healthy intimacy is that we begin by transforming ourselves.”

A one-day Awaken Retreat took place in Tempe, AZ on Saturday, January 24, 2026. The event marked a beautiful way to ring in the new year, as 30 women joined together for a day of reflection and renewal.

Forever Life is a gentle, heartfelt book by Carol Pobanz, created to help children and the adults who love them navigate grief with honesty and hope.

Tea Time Means Me Time reminds us that self-care can be simple, intentional, and nourishing. In this guide, Dr. Mika Deshotel shares a variety of teas and herbs that support energy, digestion, relaxation, and overall well-being. Let this be your invitation to slow down, sip mindfully, and create a peaceful moment for yourself each day.

Love is often spoken of as a feeling, but true love asks something more of us. It calls us to live with responsibility, intention, and a heart that seeks the well-being of others. This reflection explores how practicing true love can help us create a lasting “nest of happiness” in our lives and relationships.

February is the month of love. When we think about love, we often picture grand gestures or heartfelt words. But some of the most powerful expressions of love are quiet.

In January 2026, the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Hawai‘i Chapter continued its strong partnership with AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary-001 through leadership participation, volunteer service, and community outreach.

Sharing program centered on the theme “How Does Your Faith Help You Master Your Emotions?”

In honor of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, San Diego Family Church and Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) hosted their first Peace Starts With Me Alliance program focused on the critical issue of human trafficking. Given WFWP’s ongoing collaboration with Mrs. Rohida Khan, a Victim Assistance Specialist with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, this topic presented a meaningful opportunity for partnership and education.

To begin 2026, the Hawai‘i Peace Starts With Me Alliance (PSWMA)—comprised of UPF, FFWPU, CARP, and WFWP, and led by the WFWP-Hawai‘i Chapter—partnered with King’s Chapel Hawai‘i Food Bank ‘Ohana Food Distribution Community Service Project to serve families in East O‘ahu.