worldwide church

• Christians believe that Jesus told them to take the Christian message all over the world (Acts 1:8).
• Christians work across the globe can include promoting reconciliation between people who are in conflict because Christians believe that Jesus wanted to bring peace
• Christians' worldwide mission also involves caring for those who are in need, such as the poor and hungry, reflecting the way Jesus cared for the ill and vulnerable
• The Great Commission is an instruction given by Jesus Christ to his disciples to spread their teachings throughout the world.
• "And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature." - Mark 16:15
• Jesus said "Go ye therefore into all the world" - Matthew 28:19
• Missionaries are individuals sent out from one place or community to another with the intention of spreading Christianity through evangelism and social action.
• Evangelism refers to the act of sharing the gospel message with others, while social action involves working towards positive change in society.
• Christians believe it is important to promote peace because the Kingdom of God is understood as a kingdom of peace (romans 14:7)
• Christians pray for peace and reconciliation in their religious services. they also work to try and unite all Christians so that a united church can be a better witness around the world
• In recent years, some churches have become more active in promoting peace and resolving conflict through initiatives like interfaith dialogue and peacemaking efforts in war-torn areas.
• Some examples of these include the Catholic Church's involvement in the Northern Ireland peace process and the Anglican Communion's support for peacebuilding efforts in Africa.
• The Christian concept of peace emphasizes the importance of forgiveness, love, justice, and nonviolence in achieving true harmony among people.
• Many Christians see peace as an essential part of living a faithful and meaningful life, both individually and collectively.