Peace Sunday

The Mennonite Brethren church in Malawi celebrates Peace Sunday 2018. Photo: Bahati Mutabesha.

These Peace Sunday worship resources are provided by the Peace Commission of Mennonite World Conference. We encourage their use by all MWC-related congregations on the designated Peace Sunday (23 September 2018), or another Sunday that fits the schedule of the congregation. We trust that we can all be nurtured by the faithfulness of these brothers and sisters.

Peace Sunday 2019

Peace Sunday 2018

Letter
Worship Resources
Photos
Brief des Vorsitzenden des Rates des Friedens der MWK an die Gemeinden (Deutsch)
MWK Friedenssonntag 2018 (Deutsch)

Peace Sunday 2017

Peace Sunday 2016

Letter Worship Resource

Peace Sunday 2015

Letter Worship Resource

Letter Worship Resource (German)

We Cry (A prayer of Lament)

Peace Sunday 2014

Letter Worship Resource

Letter Worship Resource (German)

Peace Sunday 2013

Letter Worship Resource

Letter Worship Resource (German)

Peace Sunday 2012

Letter Worship Resource

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