Way of Peace

Mental Emotional Wellness: Debriefing Retreat
2024-08-19 - 2024-08-23 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya
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Prison Guard’s Debriefing Retreat
2024-07-29 - 2024-08-02 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya

3rd Debriefing - 2023
2023-12-04 - 2023-12-08 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya
Are you about to give up on your ministry journey?
Are you overwhelmed by your workplace experience?
Are you bearing the burden of the pain of others and wondering how to help?
Are you concerned about how to help cases of crisis emanating from natural disasters like floods, earthquakes, terrorism acts, disease outbreaks, and political unrest?
Then debriefing is a sure opportunity for you.

To experience this life transforming encounter, the House of Peace allow participants to reflect on life issues in a safe environment, and to share and process their story with experienced, trained debriefers. They participate in debriefing activities with a small group of peers as they integrate past challenges and successes into their life story. The participants begin to look forward to the next step of their journey with vigour. Therefore, WAPE wish to encourage individuals, churches, institutions and organizations in Kenya and beyond to embrace debriefing programs for people to find renewal, strength and hope.
Kindly reach us through the contacts provided. You can apply as a group or individually. There are 3 slots annually; April, August and December.

2nd Debriefing - 2023
2023-08-07 - 2023-08-11 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya

East Africa school of Reconciliation - 2023
2023-06-05 - 2023-06-19 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya
WAPE in partnership with Rabagirana, Le Rurcher, HHTN Global, and World Renew Kenya welcomes you to this unique experience.
For decades Kenya has been known as an island of peace. Indeed, she has hosted thousands of refugees and those seeking political asylum. With the advent of the multi-party system in 1991, the country started experiencing political turmoil from an ethnic angle. The conflicts were however localized within a few geographical areas. The country managed to push forward within a very delicate balance of ruined inter-ethnic relationships. In 2007 after the contested presidential elections, this state escalated to many parts of the nation and the country could no longer hold together. This resulted in a full-blown and widespread conflict where death, displacement, and destruction of property occurred leaving many hearts wounded.
In 2008, Way of Peace (WAPE) was formed in an effort to bring healing to wounded hearts. This was in partnership with Mercy Ministries International, a Rwandan-based organization then. Rwanda had walked the journey before Kenya after the 1994 Genocide. An approach called Healing Hearts Transforming Nations (HHTN) was very effective in the Rwandan journey of Healing and Reconciliation. This came in handy for WAPE to use in Kenya. The approach has been used not only in countries in Africa but also in Europe, America, and Asia.
Over the years a lot has been achieved in Kenya, many have received healing, broken relationships have been restored, and churches and individuals have been empowered to be agents of hope and reconciliation in their communities. This has resulted in a relatively stable nation politically. However, social, religious, economic, and internal conflicts some of which are a result of covid19 pandemic have increased. There is a trend of people murdering their whole family and then committing suicide. Therefore, there is a need for healing and reconciliation in our ever-continuing state of wounding.

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T.O.D Kitale Diocese
2022-09-11 - 2022-09-17

Free area, Nakuru Peace Walk & Tournament
2022-07-16 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya
In a bid to sensitize the community on the effects and consequences of ethnic war and violence, Way of Peace has put together a peace walk and football tournament. Through the creative team of Father’s heart ministry, the event will start at 10 am with a walk around and within Freearea all the way to kiondoo, where all will end with a tournament in the afternoon.

2nd Clergy Spouses Debriefing – Kitale Diocese
2022-06-20 - 2022-06-24 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya

Clergy Spouses Debriefing - Kitale Diocese
2022-05-16 - 2022-05-20 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya

'The Potter's Hand' 1st Training
2022-04-03 - 2022-04-09 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya

4th Clergy Debriefing - Kitale Diocese
2022-03-21 - 2022-03-25 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya

South Sudan HHTN T.O.F
2022-03-10 - 2022-03-20

3rd Clergy Debriefing - Kitale Diocese
2022-02-21 - 2022-02-24 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya

Ethiopia HHTN T.O.F
2022-02-16 - 2022-02-24

Rwanda Debriefing
2022-02-01 - 2022-02-04 | Rabagirana Ministries Rwanda, Kigali, Rwanda

2nd Clergy Debriefing - Kitale Diocese
2022-01-25 - 2022-01-27 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya

EAST AFRICA SCHOOL OF RECONCILIATION (EASOR) 2021
2021-07-07 - 2021-07-19 | Way Of Peace, Nakuru, 20100, Kenya
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For decades Kenya has been known as an island of peace. Indeed, she has hosted thousands of refugees and those seeking political asylum. At the advent of the multi-party system in 1991, the country started experiencing political turmoil of an ethnic angle. The conflicts were however localized within few geographical areas.
The country managed to push forward within a very delicate balance of ruined inter-ethnic relationships. In 2007 after the contested presidential elections, this state escalated to many parts of the nation and the country could no longer hold together. This resulted in a full-blown and widespread conflict where death, displacement, and destruction of property occurred leaving many hearts wounded.
In 2008, Way of Peace (WAPE) was formed in efforts to bring healing to the wounded hearts. This was in partnership with Mercy Ministries International, a Rwandan-based organization. Rwanda had walked the journey before Kenya after the 1994 Genocide. An approach called Healing Hearts Transforming Nations (HHTN) was very effective in the Rwandan journey of Healing and Reconciliation. This came in handy for WAPE to use in Kenya.
Since then, many have received healing, broken relationships have been restored, churches and individuals have been empowered to be agents of hope and reconciliation in their communities. The Kenyan and Rwandan stories are not unique in the region, since the rest of the countries in the region also experience either political, ethnic, religious, or social conflicts. The approach has been used not only in countries in Africa, but also in Europe, America and Asia.
WAPE in partnership with Rabagirana Ministries, Lerucher Ministries, and Healing Nations welcomes you to this unique experience. This training will help you receive inner healing and be equipped to be an agent of healing in the ailing institutions of family, workplace, church, communities, and nations marred by an unending cycle of conflicts. You will also have an opportunity to share your experiences and also hear the experiences and struggles of others in the healing journey. Certificate of completion will be rewarded to those who successfully complete the course.
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EASOR detailed document
