This site is a part of the World Wide Web. Realizing that the 'Net is just that - a World medium, and a powerful medium for the dissemination of information, we have created our virtual Peace Book for all our visitors to contribute to.

The Peace Book is designed to collect thoughts and ideas about peace and the peace process from visitors to this site, both nationally and internationally.

The Book is designed to stand as a testament to the world's united desire for peace for all people.

If you are returning to the site or visiting for the first time and would like to leave a comment, we would be very happy to hear from you. As the theme of this site and our activities, is peace between peoples and a celebration of our diversity as a community, both locally and globally, we would appreciate it if you could approach this excercise in the spirit of promoting peace and the peace process.

You are also welcome to leave your comments about this site, or promote an event you are currently undertaking to promote peace and reconciliation.

The book will continue to be added to over 2003, as a constant and evolving reminder of the agenda of peace between nations, highlighting it as an ongoing, worldwide concern, and to give people a chance to continue to contribute their thoughts.

Just click on the link below to be taken to the book.