Evangelicals for Peace is a network of organizations. We represent diverse approaches to peace, security and justice as we pursue a Biblical vision of human flourishing.
who are we?
Member Organizations
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World Relief
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National Association of Evangelicals
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Sojourners
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Global Immersion Project
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Evangelicals for Middle East Understanding
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World Vision
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Pathways for Mutual Respect
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Evangelicals for Social Action
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Peace Catalyst
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National Latino Evangelical Coalition
Advisory Team
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Eric Patterson, PhD, Regent University, Dean of the Robertson School of Government; Expertise: Religion and politics, Ethics and international affairs, Just-war theory in the context of contemporary conflict
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Doug Johnston, PhD, President, International Center for Religion and Diplomacy; Expertise: National Security and Faith-based Diplomacy
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Martin Accad, PhD, Arab Baptist Theological Seminary, Director of the Institute of Middle East Studies; Expertise: Christianity through the eyes of Muslim thinkers, Muslim-Christian Relations
Steering Team
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Galen Carey, National Association of Evangelicals
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Adam Estle, Evangelicals for Middle East Understanding
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John Hartley, Pathways
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Rick Love and Martin Brooks, Peace Catalyst International
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Lisa Sharon Harper, Sojourners
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Gabriel Salguero, National Latino Evangelical Coalition
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Jer Swigert and Jon Huckins, Global Immersion Project
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Randy Tift, Matthew Scott and Craig Swandby, World Vision
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Sarah Withrow King and Joshua Carson, Sider Center/Evangelicals for Social Action
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Jenny Yang, World Relief
Our Current Structure
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The structure of EfP includes a Steering Team, an Executive Team and sub-committees for specific projects. Each team is composed of representatives from network member organizations that actively participate in EfP.
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Steering Team meets once a month and is responsible to set the direction of EfP.
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Executive Team meets twice a month, is composed of members of the Steering Team, and is responsible to facilitate the decisions of the Steering Team.