A reflective piece by Dr. Katarina Connery sharing her experience visiting Handow Secondary School in Kenya as part of a delegation from WFWP Japan.

The third quarter of 2026 was a vibrant season of connection, upliftment, and grassroots impact across WFWP USA, made possible by the dedication of our members and supporters.

On September 27, 2026, the autumn air was mild and gentle but inside for the Bridge of Peace hosted by WFWP Alabama, the atmosphere grew warmer by the minute. The gathering opened with a sweet performance by four children guided by young staff, singing “Your Way Is Better.”

In an intimate, living-room setting filled with warm lighting and a delicious spread of fresh fruits, cheeses, and tea, 12 women—including three new guests—gathered in Las Vegas for a profoundly moving afternoon titled "Deep Healing of the Feminine."

Late summer and September proved to be an extraordinary season of heart, action, and connection for the Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Hawaii chapter. From fond farewells along the shoreline to grassroots community service and international leadership, WFWP-HI members spent the month proving what it means to lead with love both at home and across the ocean.

When inclement weather threatened to rain out an outdoor gathering in Grand Junction, Colorado, the pastor of the local United Methodist Church opened her sanctuary doors without hesitation. Seventeen dedicated community members and faith leaders filed inside, setting the stage for a deeply moving International Day of Peace observance centered on a vital theme: "Standing Together for Religious Freedom."

Setting boundaries might sound simple on paper, but learning where you end and another person begins is a lifelong practice. Recently, an intimate group of 12 online participants gathered for a transformative virtual program titled "Self-Care Isn't Selfish," led by facilitator Kendra Stein.

On September 13th, the Ohio skies delivered perfection: bright sunshine, a gentle breeze, and the kind of crisp open air that makes nobody want to go back indoors.

Under theme Plant a Seed for Peace, watch it grow at home the NJ chapter of the Women’s Federation for World Peace invited the Peace Starts with Me Alliance of NJ to celebrate International Day of Peace this past weekend.

We’re excited to share our new Archetype Webinar, now available for WFWP Members!

A game night doesn't have to be elaborate to be memorable. Sometimes all you need is intentional time, a few people you enjoy, and a game that gets everyone laughing, thinking, or just having fun together.

The following narrative is an excerpt from Pamela Stein’s memoir, sharing reflections on her time as a missionary in Africa—serving in Congo in 1975 and in Zaire from 1976–1979.

On the afternoon of Saturday, August 29, a moving program took place—The Bridge of Peace Ceremony.

On August 23, 2026, WFWP partnered with East Coast filmmakers and a collective of film industry artists to co-host the launch of the Ritz Film Festival at the Ritz Theatre in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Each participant shared one of their faith’s holy days, explaining its meaning and how it is traditionally celebrated. The discussion offered a meaningful opportunity to learn about the diverse ways different faith traditions honor God and strengthen their communities.

The Education for Peace Summit was held from July 30 to August 1, 2026, bringing together youth delegates, global activists, government officials, and distinguished dignitaries from around the world.

It was a beautiful summer day when 20 women of various ages and stages of life gathered in Chicago for a one-day Awaken Retreat: Rooted in Radiance.

The HerStory Award Celebration honoring Mrs. Richelle was a beautiful gathering of approximately 60 friends, colleagues, business associates, and community members who came together to recognize her life of generosity, service, and friendship.

In order to share my story, I have to explain a little bit about my search for a deeper purpose and meaning in my life.