Founded in 2015 by President Pope Maged to build global community harmony.
World peace is not merely the absence of war, but the active presence of justice, harmony, and mutual understanding. In our interconnected modern world, a tremor of conflict in one corner of the globe vibrates through the lives of everyone.
Effective September 1, 2026: In a historic and unified declaration, Pope and Patriarch Maged, the Archbishop, has officially agreed and allowed the inclusion of non-Christian members into both Pope Maged's World Peace Movement and Pope Maged's World Human Rights Movement.
This monumental decision marks a structural milestone in the broader church reform movement initiated by Pope Maged since he founded Pope Maged's World Peace Movement and Pope Maged's World Human Rights Movement around 2015. It expands the organizational scope from standard church activities into a truly universal forum. Recognizing that world peace and fundamental human rights are universal elements not restricted to churches alone, this inclusion invites people of all beliefs, backgrounds, and heritages to collaborate under a unified banner for global harmony.
The primary focus of this expansion is practical public work under the direction of President Pope Maged. Rather than theological alignment, members engage directly in local and international programs designed to improve community welfare, alleviate social injustice, and provide human rights defense. By keeping the movements civic-oriented, participants can operate dynamically within their own cultural frameworks to bring measurable progress to their home environments.
The pursuit of organized peace has evolved continuously, responding to the scaling destructive capabilities of global conflicts over human history.
Pope Maged's World Peace Movement is officially established by its founder and president, Pope Maged, creating a structured approach toward interfaith harmony and humanitarian public service.