Global PeaceWorks is volunteers of many faiths living together while serving a community in need.

"The Global PeaceWorks experience for me was more than international volunteer work – it was a gift, a blessing, a joy. Learning about the religions of the world in India was one thing, learning and living with people of other faiths made it extraordinary..."

Read more from Melissa, a volunteer from
Penn State University, USA

"We live in a world comprising different religions and practices. I always wanted to see them under one roof and observe them closely and see where all of them merge to give rise to a single strand of thought and feeling. I finally got a chance to do all that."

Read the report from child rights advocate
Pinaki Chakraborty of Shillong, India

"We visited temples, mosques and churches and listened to their stories, discussed their beliefs, histories and offered prayers. Harmony could be felt everywhere... 
It was my most meaningful New Year's ever!"

read more from Robert Hu, volunteer from Taiwan

"As a devout Christian, I never entered any other temples or mosques. Global PeaceWorks inspired me to enter into a Sikh Gurudwara and mosque in New Delhi. And I am happy about it!"

Titus Marella, a Christian lay evangelist from South India, is now friends with the Imam from the local Mosque; the priest from the local Hindu Temple; and several Americans and Europeans.

Read more from Titus and others

"I felt something indescribable. The joy of constructing together, building something together, it’s so marvelous."

Zainab - volunteer
from Mumbai, India