Formed by Jesus in the way of peace
We’re exploring what Christianity looks like when we trust God is as nonviolent as Jesus—and allow that vision to form us into people who love what Jesus loves, desire what Jesus desires, and embody his way of life: practising forgiveness, peacemaking, nonviolence, and enemy-love.
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The Nonviolent Gospel Network brings together people who share a conviction: the life and teachings of Jesus call us into a radically different way of being human.
This is a space for people who are trying, sometimes stumbling and sometimes growing, to live out the way of peace revealed in Jesus. Together, we’re learning what it means to live in and participate in a nonviolent gospel.
Join our online gatherings
We meet every other week to encourage one another in this way of life. These gatherings centre on Scripture, conversation, and shared practice. They are about formation, not performance.
Explore resources
We offer resources to help people engage deeply with the nonviolent way of Jesus, whether exploring personally or shaping church communities.
Workshops
We work with churches and communities exploring these questions, creating space for reflection, dialogue, and practical steps.
Meet Stef Miles
The Nonviolent Gospel Network grew out of Stef's own journey of rediscovering the God revealed in Jesus. After more than three decades following Christ across a wide range of churches, ministries, and traditions, he became convinced that forgiveness, peacemaking, nonviolence, and love of enemy belong at the very heart of the gospel. Today, he invites others to explore that way of life together.
Friends of the network
The Nonviolent Gospel Network is enriched by friendships with people from a wide range of churches, cultures, traditions and experiences who share a common conviction: that the life and teachings of Jesus call us into the way of peace.
We're grateful for the voices that encourage, challenge and inspire this work. Together, they reflect the richness of a growing movement seeking to embody forgiveness, reconciliation and nonviolent love in today's world.
Meet some of our friends and hear why they believe this conversation matters.
