2026 Korea Peace Study Group
We will spend our first session of the new year sharing and listening to one another and organizing small study groups for the year to come. Please join us if you’re interested in studying themes related to Korea Peace.
Christmas is not a Western story – it is a Palestinian one
Cross-posting Rev. Munther Isaac’s Christmas Eve Message (source): Every December, much of the Christian world enters a familiar cycle of celebration: carols, lights, decorated trees, consumer frenzy and the warm imagery of a snowy night. In the United States and Europe, public discourse often speaks of “Western Christian values”, or even the vague notion of…
Darkness Covered the Earth
As we near the end of 2025, I am reflecting on “the beginning”, as described in the first chapter of Genesis, and praying for light to dawn in places of deep darkness.
Faith, Peace, and Power Across Contexts: Uganda, Palestine, and Korea
What does it mean to follow Jesus when faith is used to justify domination, nationalism, or exclusion? And how might Christians embody a different way—the way of peace, solidarity, and hope? Three Peace Catalyst team members, rooted in very different contexts, discuss these topics in this webinar.
Christian Nationalism and the Soul of the Church: Resisting Toxic Theology and Healing the Flock
Harmful theologies have taken root that fuse religious & political identities together. Whether from the pulpit, the pews, or a politician’s mouth, Christian nationalism is corrupting our churches & society. Join scholars on Christian nationalism Rev. Angela Denker & Dr. Drew Strait to learn how pastors, leaders & concerned Christians can respond with courage and…
Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism, part 2
In the December 2025 session of the Korea Peace Study Group, j. eunsun and June Nho Ivers presented on a book titled Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism, edited by Elaine H. Kim and Chungmoo Choi. Watch the recording here.
Immigrants are Welcome Here, 12/18 @ 8:30 pm ET
Join Peace Catalyst and other Jesus followers for a reflective and supportive conversation to process what we are seeing and experiencing in our communities. We will name and mourn the pain our government has caused to our neighbors, ask questions and share about the many ways we are showing up to support and advocate, and make…
Boycott the UAE: No Business With Genocide
Sudanese communities have been abandoned by the international community, and raising public pressure is one of the few tools we have to push governments and corporations to stop enabling violence.
Dangerous Women Part 2, 12/12 @ 8 pm ET
You’re invited to our December Korea Peace Study Group session this week where June & Eunsun will give the second part of their presentation on “Dangerous Women: Gender & Korean Nationalism,” a book edited by Elaine H. Kim and Chungmoo Choi.
Send One Korea Peace Email Before 2025 Ends
The US Congress is going to close shop on December 19th. Before they head home for the holidays, will you take a moment to send one email for Korea Peace?
Veteran Catholic aid worker warns sanctions deepen suffering in isolated North Korea
A Catholic Swiss aid worker with three decades of on-the-ground experience in North Korea has warned that international sanctions are worsening the hardship of ordinary citizens, even as the country remains sealed off from nearly all humanitarian access.
Phone Banking for Korea Peace, 12/11 @ 2 pm ET
Join us for a virtual power hour phone-banking session to urge members of Congress to support H.R.1841, the Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act because it’s WAY past time to #EndTheKoreanWar.
Christmas Through the Lens of the Foreigner, 12/11 @ 1 pm EST
Join this webinar on Tuesday, Dec 11th at 1 pm to consider how the Christmas story is, at its core, is about movement. The birth narrative of Jesus is woven through with themes familiar to immigrants, refugees, and displaced people today.
World AIDS Day
December 1st is World AIDS Day. 2025 brought huge disruptions in the fight to end HIV/AIDS by 2030. Read more here.
Are Imperialist powers replicating the Congo model in Sudan?
As Donald Trump’s administration brokers what it calls a “peace roadmap” in Sudan, a familiar pattern is emerging: like in the Democratic Republic of Congo before it, imperialism’s seemingly-contradictory manoeuvres around war and peace serve only to destabilize Sudan, facilitating the extraction of its wealth.
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Seeds Will Grow 