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Telos

We form communities of American peacemakers, equipping them to help reconcile seemingly intractable conflict, at home and abroad.

05/11/2026

Join us on May 15, 2026, for the Joint Nakba Remembrance Ceremony, hosted by our partners at

This year’s theme—“Sumud in Humanity”—speaks to remaining rooted, maintaining dignity, and preserving one’s humanity even when both history and present realities put it to the test.

True peace can only emerge when all people are free, and the humanity of everyone is upheld without exception.

Register to join us virtually: bit.ly/nakba2026-register

05/08/2026

Wrestling with tough questions? We want to hear them.

Register by Monday to help shape the conversations happening in our breakout groups—spaces designed for Christian leaders who are longing for honest dialogue, deeper understanding, and faithful community in the midst of the rising tension and injustice in our country and abroad.

If you’ve been searching for a place to ask hard questions, listen well, and engage in advocacy alongside others who care deeply about justice, faith, and peacemaking, this gathering is for you.

Your voice shapes our time together. Register today!

🗓️ June 10-12
📍Culture House, Washington, DC
🔗Link in bio for more information and to register

05/07/2026

We can’t wait to see you at this year’s Telos Christian Leaders Gathering, where we’ll be creating space for honest conversations, collective voices, and practical action—equipping participants to pursue human flourishing in their communities. Will you join us?

Come along next month, June 10-12, in Washington, D.C. for:
✔️ Connections between Palestine/Israel and our own political reality
✔️ Advocacy and peacemaking trainings
✔️ Capitol Hill engagement

🔔 Register by Monday to keep updated on all upcoming announcements!

05/06/2026

Applications for the Mosaic 2026–28 cohort still open!

On this two-year journey you will join church leaders from across the country for immersive learning with practitioners and scholars, global pilgrimages, and deep community. Together we’ll explore how to transform conflict, engage injustice, and lead as peacemakers in your own congregations and communities.

If you feel called to this work, we’d love to see you apply.

📝Applications open until May 31, 2026.

👉Follow the link in our bio for more information and to start your application.
🗓️Our second Cohort begins September 2026.

05/05/2026

Last week, the Supreme Court rolled back key provisions to the Voting Rights Act that had provided access to the ballot and protections to many citizens who had experienced discrimination through an array of legal and technical barriers.

This ruling didn’t happen in a vacuum. It lands directly on the work Annie Lee Cooper, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and countless others devoted their lives to. As we lament this ruling, we do not despair. As peacemakers, we know that the structures of injustice built over centuries don’t disappear overnight—and it will take all of us to bend the long arc of the universe towards justice.

We’re grateful for those still with us who can speak from lived experience—who remind us that this work was never meant to be finished in a single generation. Vigilance isn’t optional. Justice isn’t a destination.

We carry this forward not just in memory, but in how we are formed and how we act. Every day is another call to keep showing up.📣

04/28/2026

🔔Registration is open🔔

Christian leaders are being asked to respond to the devastation in Gaza and deepening divisions here in the U.S.—but many are still asking what faithful action actually looks like.

The Fierce Urgency of Now: An Advocacy Gathering (June 10–12 in Washington, D.C.) is designed to answer that question.

Over three days, pastors and leaders will engage in advocacy training, theological reflection, and direct action on Capitol Hill—leaving with practical next steps for leading in their own communities.
This is not a passive experience. It’s a space for those ready to move from conviction into action.

👉Learn more + register at the link in our bioExcellent work on the caption! I edited it slightly to make it more persuasive.

04/27/2026

In a day when we are more polarized than ever, Mosaic forms communities of peacemakers equipped to transform conflict and injustice in their neighborhood and throughout the world.

Applications for the Mosaic 2026–28 cohort are now open!

This two-year journey brings together church leaders from across the country for immersive learning with practitioners and scholars, global pilgrimages, and deep community. Equipping them to transform conflict, engage injustice, and lead as peacemakers in their own congregations and communities.

If you feel called to this work, we’d love to see you apply.

📝Applications open until May 31, 2026.

👉Follow the link in our bio for more information and to start your application.

04/23/2026

This is what people are saying about our ReStory trip experiences!

It’s travel that changes you, and the way you see others.

Join us again on September 23–30 as we journey through the US South, listening to local voices, engaging complex histories, and practicing peacemaking together.

04/21/2026

Pierre al-Rahi*. Mahdi Rihane*. Khatoon Salma Kershet*. Talin Ahmed Hamzi*.

Each one an entire universe. Every one of the thousands killed since Israel’s attacks on Lebanon began in February was someone’s whole world.

As peacemakers, we know that violence only begets further violence. This doesn’t make anyone safer. We must say “enough”.

Last week, a Senate vote challenged continued U.S. weapons sales to Israel—nearly every Senate Democrat voted in favor.

With a tentative ceasefire now in place, Israeli and Lebanese officials are meeting in DC for diplomatic talks.

The tides are shifting. Continue speaking up. Keep calling your Member of Congress and pressing for justice and peace.

(*Maronite Catholic priest from al-Qlayaa, teen photographer from Kfar Sir, poet from Beirut, and a student from Choueifat)

04/18/2026

Join us on Monday, April 20, 2026 at 1:30pm ET/10:30am PT, as Combatants for Peace and the Parents Circle co-host the 21st annual Joint Memorial Day Ceremony.

We are so proud to sponsor such a powerful event.

This gathering offers a profound alternative to division and despair, proving that even in times of deep suffering, solidarity is not only possible but imperative.

Register Today: https://bit.ly/2026JointMemorialRegistration

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