On November 19, Sacred First Nations for Peace and the Women’s Federation for World Peace USA (WFWP USA) co-hosted a heartfelt virtual gathering titled “Celebrating Life and Unity: Honoring the Spirit of Thanksgiving – Grateful to God, Open to One Another.”

On November 15, 2025, the Maine chapter held its annual Schools of Africa (SOA) fundraiser at the Spring Point Marina Boathouse

The Women’s Federation for World Peace – Hawai‘i Chapter partnered with SRTell (Scream, Run & Tell organization) to host an activity booth at the Hawai‘i Children & Youth Day 32nd Anniversary on October 5, 2025, held at the State Capitol, Kalanimoku grounds, and Punchbowl Street.

WFWP-HI, attended the AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary "Coffee and Conversation" event on October 10, 2025, in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

On October 26, 2025, the WFWP Hawaiʻi Chapter hosted its inaugural Craft and Bake Sale at the Hawaiian Mission Academy Ka Lama Ike in Honolulu.

Our chapter held its annual fundraising event on November 23, 2025, featuring a heartfelt sermon by Myrna Lapres, who shared about her recent trip to Rwanda with a small group of WFWP members.

On November 24, 2025, the WFWP-HI Chapter and the Universal Peace Federation (UPF) supported the Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles (CARP) Hawai‘i chapter in hosting the youth-led second series of Peace Starts with Me Alliance: Youth Voices for Religious Liberty

On November 8th, we hosted our BOP event at the Ohio Family Church Center, welcoming twenty-five participants, including five newcomers.

For this month’s Self-Care Isn’t Selfish webinar, Liisa Freystaetter presented on “Creating the Life Your Heart Truly Desires,” inspired by Karol K. Truman’s book Feelings Buried Alive Never Die.

On November 22, Ohio held its PSWM Tea with Intention gathering from 10:00 to 11:30 AM. Despite careful preparation, the turnout was smaller than expected, with 10 participants.

On November 25, Gale and Antonio Alves participated in the annual Grand Valley Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration, held at the American Lutheran Church in Grand Junction, Colorado. This year’s theme was “Hope in Action,” and twelve churches and community organizations were represented.

In November 2025, a group of seven volunteers from WFWP USA traveled across the world to participate in our first-ever Schools of Africa Service Trip—a landmark visit to the New Hope Technical Institute in Kigali, Rwanda. What unfolded over four unforgettable days became far more than a site visit or cultural tour.

Bring daily inspiration to your workspace with the 2026 Desktop Calendar: Words to Live By. Featuring uplifting quotes from Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon, this beautifully designed calendar helps you stay organized while nurturing a heart of purpose and positivity throughout the year.

Faith representatives from the Baha'i, Latter-day Saints, Christian Science, WFWP/UPF, and United Methodist communities gathered for a warm and inspiring exchange.

As we enter the season of gratitude, we’re invited to learn from the earth’s first teachers—Indigenous peoples who lived in deep harmony with the land. This article highlights books, podcasts, and videos that inspire stewardship, gratitude, and care for our world.

Many women quietly carry the weight of others, celebrated for their selflessness yet feeling a restless ache inside. Adia Lancaster invites us to move beyond “helping” and step into true stewardship—owning our purpose, embracing spiritual authority, and turning exhaustion into meaningful assignment.

On October 11, 2025, the Las Vegas chapter of WFWP hosted a profoundly moving Bridge of Peace ceremony at the West Charleston Library Theater in partnership with the Peace Starts With Me Alliance, consisting of FFWPU, CARP, and FEEF.

The Women’s Federation for World Peace (WFWP) DC Chapter partnered with five organizations to host the Autumn Health Fair on Saturday, October 18.

For this month's Self-Care Isn't Selfish, Kendra Stein presented on Terry Real's book Fierce Intimacy.

The Hawaiʻi Peace Starts with Me Alliance held “Faith, Freedom & Peace on October 25, 2025, in Honolulu. Co-hosted by FFWPU, UPF, and WFWP–Hawaiʻi, the event united diverse faiths in a moving celebration of peace, freedom, and interreligious harmony.