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INTER-FAITH ACTION FOR PEACE IN AFRICA (IFAPA) Inter-Faith Action for Peace in Africa, Coordinating Office Address Sheikh Saliou Mbacké, Consultant / Coordinator, C/O LWF/DWS Gitanga Road Lavington, P.O. Box 40870, 00100, GPO - Nairobi, Kenya Phone (254) 20 577777, (254) 20 578181 Fax (254) 20 574577 Web www.africa-faithforpeace.org E-Mail info@africa-faithforpeace.org Category Dialogue MISSION STATEMENT Working for Inter-Religious Understanding, through a continuous process of genuine inter-faith encounter, discussion, and consultation, in order to promote respect for each other's religious traditions, and refrain from denigrating them. The Inter-faith Action for Peace in Africa intents to implement the Johannesburg Plan of Action. Founding year 2002 The Johannesburg Plan of Action: BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES Working for the protection of human life and the environment in Africa. We will work to bring about peace, and to forestall violent conflict, through genuine inter-faith dialogue and intervention in different segments of the African continent. � Embracing the vision of an "African renaissance," a new spirit for unity and development in Africa. � Working for Inter-Religious Understanding, through: o A continuous process of genuine inter-faith encounter, discussion, and consultation, in order to promote respect for each other's religious traditions, and refrain from denigrating them; o Teaching our fellow believers to respect, and to be tolerant, of the beliefs and traditions of others, in order to build mutual understanding and peaceful co-existence in our communities; o Taking a stand against the exploitation of religious diversity that promotes violence; o Fostering a culture of peace and care of the vulnerable, and supporting and strengthening existing inter-faith initiatives, as well as encouraging new ones, for peace in Africa; o Inculcating the spirit of tolerance in our children and youth, including positive information about other religions in educational programmes, formal or informal, for which we are responsible, and to revising our existing educational textbooks and materials, to ensure that they do not contribute to religious intolerance and division; and o Promoting the adoption and implementation of these commitments by other leaders of our respective faith traditions, and by others in our communities. � Working Towards Peace and Conflict Resolution in Africa, through: o Embracing the gift of peace that comes from all of our religious traditions and values, to working for peace as well as speaking of peace, to moving beyond common declarations to common actions, repentance, forgiveness, and
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