This Mother’s Day, we’re excited to share a special collection of T-shirts designed to honor the many dimensions of motherhood—beautiful, powerful, and wonderfully real. Building on the heart behind last year’s Mother’s Day favorites, this year’s designs bring fresh meaning and personality to what it means to be a mom.

This reflective piece explores how the transition from winter to spring mirrors an inner journey of healing, renewal, and rediscovery. Through faith, memory, and personal growth, it invites readers to embrace life’s changing seasons with hope and trust.

Each season of motherhood brings new rhythms, challenges, and emotions, whether it’s your first child or not. In caring for others, it’s easy to forget you’re navigating something new too—here are a few gentle tips to support you.

It’s often in life’s darkest moments that grace becomes real and transformation begins. When we surrender—even to the pain—we don’t break; we are reborn.

On Sunday, March 22, the Peace Starts With Me Alliance—in partnership with the Universal Peace Federation (UPF), Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP), American Clergy Leadership Conference (ACLC), and Capital Family Church (CFC)—hosted the HerStory Award at the Washington Times Building Ballroom.

Colorado, Our Interfaith Sharing group, along with one guest, celebrated World Interfaith Harmony Week on February 19, 2026, graciously hosted in the home of a Baha’i member.

The fourth session of our PSWM Tea With Intention program took place on Saturday the 28th at 3:00 p.m. and had an excellent turnout.

At the February 7, 2026 meeting, attended by 14 participants, the following Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Hawaiʻi Chapter members were inaugurated as 2026 AMVETS Hawaiʻi Ladies Auxiliary Officers

Shawna Kempf presented on the theme, “The Rhythm of Rest — Using the Sabbath as God’s Gift.” Following an opening meditation, Shawna invited participants to become comfortable and reflect deeply on the spiritual meaning of rest.

We held our 4th Annual HerStory Awards in Elizabeth, New Jersey, as part of the PSWM Alliance’s March initiative recognizing Women’s History Month.

The Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) Maryland Chapter, Latino Chapter, and DC and Washington, DC Chapters had the honor of attending a gala hosted by the women’s organization El Poder de Ser Mujer, celebrating its 10th anniversary.

The Mid-Hudson Valley chapter of Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) has been seeking meaningful ways to serve the Hudson Valley community through practical expressions of compassion and partnership.

Some members of WFWP DC recently had the privilege of attending the “United for Human Rights” conference, organized by the U.S. Institute of Diplomacy for Human Rights (USIDHR) and Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI). T

For this month’s Colorado Interreligious Sharing Group celebrated International Women's Day together online. The meaning of International Women’s Day and the 2026 theme were read aloud to begin the program, setting the tone for reflection on the vital contributions of women across faith traditions.

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

As we reflect and honor the women in our lives this month, we are invited into a deeper question: beyond titles and accomplishments, what kind of leadership do women bring—and why does it matter now?

In “Reclaiming the Lover Within,” Romina Toska reflects on how rediscovering joy can help women love life—and others—more deeply. Inspired by Hak Ja Han Moon’s words on living a life centered on love.

If the thought of spring cleaning feels overwhelming, you’re not alone. Inspired by Marla Cilley’s FlyLady method, this guide shares a simpler approach—plus a downloadable checklist to help you keep your home clean with small, manageable routines.

The foster child program in Cambodia concluded the year with visits to Kampong Speu and Kratie provinces, where children reflected on the past year, set goals, and participated in creative educational activities such as card making and clay crafts.

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.”