Our official faith-led mission
Peace 4 Gun Violence exists to honor God by protecting lives, preventing gun violence, uplifting young people, and offering hope and healing to families affected by loss. Through biblical principles, mentorship, education, community outreach, conflict resolution, advocacy, prayer, and compassionate service, we strive to turn pain into purpose and create safer communities.
Our vision
We envision communities where peace is practiced, children are cherished, families are supported, and young people discover their God-given worth and purpose.
Our purpose
To transform a mother’s grief into a ministry of service and an enduring movement for peace—one young person, one family, and one neighborhood at a time.
Our core values
Prevention · Mentorship · Education · Healing · Advocacy · Unity
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Our biblical foundation
Matthew 5:9 — Peacemakers
Actively building peace in homes, schools, streets, and neighborhoods.
Proverbs 24:11 — Protecting life
Preventing violence and helping young people choose life-giving paths.
Psalm 34:18 — Healing for the grieving
Walking alongside families affected by gun violence with compassion, prayer, and support.
Micah 6:8 — Justice, mercy, humility
Acting justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with God in service to every person and community.
How we create change
- Youth development through mentorship, life skills, and leadership opportunities.
- Violence prevention through awareness, education, and conflict-resolution conversations.
- Family support through encouragement and practical resources.
- Community outreach, neighborhood partnerships, prayer, and service.
- Connections to food, clothing, school supplies, and other available assistance.
A prayer for our communities
Heavenly Father, bring comfort to every family grieving a loved one. Protect our children, guide their decisions, and surround them with mentors who see their potential. Heal wounded hearts, interrupt cycles of violence, and give our communities courage to choose reconciliation over retaliation.