World Peace

In Episode 6, author Elbert Hardy explains the role Islam will play in the 'End Time' scenario found in the Bible. He examines the possibility of the Middle East erupting into World War 3.Lastly, he shows from the Bible the fact that after WW3, a great new day will dawn with no more curses like war, starvation, etc. and how the world will not only recover but blossom as the rose. Hope will return and everlasting joy will spring forth with singing!

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Today’s economic, political, social and environmental issues affect us globally, yet we often try to solve them independently. Enter: the 4th-graders and John Hunter, an educator who is among TED Talk Top 100 Speakers, to solve the world’s problems with collective wisdom and as much peace as possible. John shares how he encourages communication, trust and problem solving skills in the classroom through his invention, the World Peace Game. John shares how his students become compassionate leaders who experience the interconnectedness of relationships and develop a unique understanding of the impact their decisions have on others. He explains how we learn from past generations and how our full potential walks hand-in-hand with our parents, grandparents and great teachers.

Today’s economic, political, social and environmental issues affect us globally, yet we often try to solve them independently. Enter: the 4th-graders and John Hunter, an educator who is among TED Talk Top 100 Speakers, to solve the world’s problems with collective wisdom and as much peace as possible. John shares how he encourages communication, trust and problem solving skills in the classroom through his invention, the World Peace Game. John shares how his students become compassionate leaders who experience the interconnectedness of relationships and develop a unique understanding of the impact their decisions have on others. He explains how we learn from past generations and how our full potential walks hand-in-hand with our parents, grandparents and great teachers.

Commemoration of the Outbreak of World War 1

What does peace look like and how can humanity achieve it? Jody Williams is a good place to start. In the 1990’s, she oversaw the growth of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines from an organization of one (her) to a worldwide force that succeeded in getting an international treaty banning landmines signed in 1997. For this work, she won that year’s Nobel Peace Prize. But Jody was not content to rest on her laurels. In 2006, she established the Nobel Women’s Initiative in partnership with other female Nobel Peace Prize laureates with the goal of leveraging the prestige of the Prize to strengthen work being done worldwide to support women’s rights and the creation of peace everywhere. Join host Kate Ebner and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Jody Williams on May 19 to learn Jody’s successful strategies for creating change on a global scale, the top threats to peace in the 21st century and to hear her vision for peace.