“Prayer” means different things to different people. When we use the words “prayer”, we are not referring to a conventional prayer of a particular faith or denomination. Our reference and use of the word “prayer” is an affirmation and declaration of the wishes and aspirations that exist within each one of us, in communion with the heart where there is only Oneness, Compassion and Love for humanity.

Since its inception in 1983, The World Peace Prayer and Flag Ceremony has been presented on every continent and in every major city throughout the world.

Learn how you can have your own World Peace Flag Ceremony in your country, at your school or community center.

Click here to read The World Peace Flag Ceremony Guidelines.

A Peace Pole is a hand-crafted monument that displays the message and prayer May Peace Prevail on Earth on each of its four or six sides, usually in different languages.  There are tens of thousands of  Peace Poles in 180 countries all over the world dedicated as monuments to peace.  They serve as constant reminders for us to visualize and pray for world peace.

When you plant a Peace Pole in your community, you are linking with people all over the world who have planted Peace Poles in the same spirit of peace.

Your school or community center is invited to plant a Peace Pole to highlight the important work you do.  Your Peace Poles would symbolize your mission and simultaneously link your work with that of people of all faiths and nationalities worldwide who are striving for a better world. Won’t you join this great network of peace?

Your Peace Poles may be purchased or hand-crafted locally, displaying the languages that are meaningful to your organization. Each Peace Pole should be dedicated in a ceremony that can commemorate a special occasion (such as the founding of your organization or the annual UN-designated International Day of Peace). The prayers offered at your Peace Pole dedication will help to activate the worldwide network of prayers for peace.

For more information on The Peace Pole Project: www.peacepoleproject.org

Around the world, Peace Pals Kids are making NEWS!

Have you been in the NEWS?  Has your school been in the NEWS?

Peace Pole Plantings
World Peace Flag Ceremonies
Peace Pals International Art Exhibition and Awards
Send us your News Articles and we will post them HERE!

Daneshvaran Narayanasamy ~ December 2009 ~ Ambassador of Peace Award.

Maja GJajic ~ 13 of Croatia In The News ~ 1st Place Winner ~ 2009

Peace Pals International Germany Peace Pals Art Exhibition and Tour Munich News

Ishita Manoj Shah ~ 12 ~ Ambassador of Peace 2010 ~ Sultinate of Oman

Pupils Pocket Peace Prizes ~ Amelia Hall and Mia Newman ~ United Kingdom

Jatiya Thongmee 7 of Thailand ~ 1st Place Winner ~ 2009

Girl Scouts ~ Katelyn Smith, 7 ~ Peace Pole Presentation at Runnels School in Baton Rouge, LA

The artwork of children is touring around the world as part of the International Peace Pals Art Exhibition continuing to inspire the global hearts of youth and adults alike with the message of peace, May Peace Prevail On Earth.

Reserve your tour collection  by hosting and Exhibiting Artwork in Your Community to celebrate and spread the Universal Message of Peace, May Peace Prevail On Earth.

Tour Photos