Christian wisdom for
peace, prayer,
and attention.
Explore the Christian tradition of peacemaking, conscience, nonviolence, and prayer — helping believers live with greater peace in a distracted world.
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Choose your path
Whether you're exploring the history of Christian peace or seeking practical guidance for daily prayer, start with what speaks to you.
Peacemaking
Christian teaching on peace, enemy-love, forgiveness, reconciliation, and nonviolence — from the Sermon on the Mount to modern movements.
ExploreConscience
Resources on moral courage, conscientious objection, just war, pacifism, and Christian witness across centuries of faithful resistance.
ExplorePrayer & Attention
Guides for prayer, digital distraction, anger, anxiety, and building a more peaceful inner life — one moment of attention at a time.
ExploreGo deeper
Thoughtful, in-depth guides on Christian peacemaking, prayer, and the people who lived it.
What Does “Blessed Are the Peacemakers” Mean?
What Jesus meant in Matthew 5:9 and why peacemaking is an active mark of God’s children.
Christian Nonviolence: A Beginner’s Guide
What Christian nonviolence means, how it differs from passivity, and why it matters today.
Prayer Before Scrolling
Why attention matters spiritually and how a short prayer can interrupt digital distraction.
Bible Verses About Peace, Forgiveness, and Anxiety
Scripture for peace of mind, forgiveness, anger, fear, reconciliation, and enemies.
The Catholic Peace Tradition
From Augustine and just war to Dorothy Day and Pacem in Terris: Catholic teaching on war and peace.
Explore the Christian peace tradition
Two thousand years of peacemaking, conscience, and prayer — organized by tradition, topic, and practice.
Bible & Early Church
Jesus, the Sermon on the Mount, and the witness of the first Christians.
BrowseCatholic Peace Tradition
From Augustine to Dorothy Day — Catholic social teaching on war and peace.
BrowseMennonite & Anabaptist
The peace church tradition of radical discipleship and community.
BrowseQuakers & Nonviolence
The Inner Light, silent worship, and centuries of peace testimony.
BrowseConscientious Objection
Christian moral courage in the face of war — from World War I to today.
BrowsePrayer & Attention
Contemplation, digital distraction, and building a peaceful inner life.
BrowsePractice peace
before you scroll.
PeaceDocs helps you learn the Christian tradition of peace. Prayer Lock is a forthcoming app designed to bring that practice into daily life with a prayer prompt before selected apps.
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