P.E.A.C.E. Plan

== Programs ==
The five challenges of the program are:<ref> Michelle A. Vu, [https://www.christianpost.com/news/church-hiv-aids-conference-global-p-e-a-c-e-plan-presented-15970/ Church, HIV/AIDS Conference: Global P.E.A.C.E. Plan Presented], christianpost.com, US, December 2, 2005</ref>
# spiritual emptiness;
# egocentric leadership;
# extreme poverty;
# pandemic diseases;
# illiteracy and lack of education.

The five objectives of the program are:<ref>
[https://thepeaceplan.com/thepeaceplanmodel/ The  PEACE Plan Model], thepeaceplan.com, US, retrieved June 27, 2020</ref><ref> Nicola Menzie, [https://www.christianpost.com/news/saddleback-pastor-rick-warren-visits-rwanda-to-advance-peace-plan.html Saddleback Pastor Rick Warren Visits Rwanda to Advance PEACE Plan], christianpost.com, US, August 29, 2013</ref>
# Plant or support churches for reconciliation: Support or plant churches by providing resources to combat racism and injustice.
# Equip church leaders: Provide leadership training.
# Assisting the poor: Support savings groups, business projects, and orphans.
# Caring for the sick: Support access to clean water, sanitation, mental health care, people living with [[HIV/AIDS]].
# Educate the next generation: Support literacy programs in English.

In the fight against poverty in Africa, the program prioritizes the maintenance of contact of AIDS orphans with their communities by entrusting them to host families and avoids building orphanages.<ref> John Donnelly, [https://www.pri.org/stories/2012-07-30/analysis-faith-leaders-new-turn-aids-fight Analysis: For faith leaders, a new turn in AIDS fight], pri.org, US, July 30, 2012 </ref>