Manuel Böhm
Manuel Böhm (MA) is a Canadian German, an ordained minister in The Alliance Canada, and an ordained pastor within the Evangelical Free Churches in Germany. He has been working with the Peace and Reconciliation Network since its beginning in 2016. He holds a Master in Evangelical Theology and started his journey of a PhD at the University of Pretoria, South Africa to research network leadership. He has recently been appointed to chair the Peace and Reconciliation Network Foundation e.V. in Germany. After having lived permanently in Canada for almost 10 years, Manuel now lives in Germany with his wife Jeanette and their daughter; both are pursuing reconciliation in their local community and inspiring others to be reconciling disciples of Jesus.
Through networking and travelling, he has experience with intercultural faith communities in Europe, Asia, Africa and North America. His focus is on expanding the network of local peacemakers in faith communities to enable better knowledge and resource sharing globally, and is interested in the links between faith and community development.
Within the broader work of the World Evangelical Alliance, Manuel often responded to global crises to establish initial collaboration efforts among local churches, global mission and development agencies, and other experts with the required expertise, and provided resources for those agents, such as during the Covid-19 pandemic or for a joint response to the war in Ukraine.
Manuel co-edited the book Ambassadors of Reconciliation – God’s Mission through Missions for All and wrote articles on reconciliation, the work of the church in healing and restoration and conflict situations:
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