The Episcopal Peace Fellowship Palestine Justice Network (EPF PJN) is committed to the principle of just peace in Palestine and Israel that includes full human rights, self-determination, and dignity for every Palestinian. We are guided by a Vision that arises out of an anti-colonialist, anti-Zionist framework, but we recognize that each of us embodies that Vision in different ways according to our context and abilities. EPF PJN is grounded in the Episcopal faith tradition and exists organizationally as a network within the Episcopal Peace Fellowship. We are guided by the promise made in our Baptismal Covenant to “strive for justice and peace among all people and respect the dignity of every human being.” We operate outside the structure and authority of The Episcopal Church and receive no financial support from The Church. EPF PJN does not have “members” in the traditional sense, nor do we collect dues or have attendance requirements. We welcome everyone who is called by our Mission Statement, and who is willing to commit themselves to active engagement in education, support, and advocacy and to partner with other faith communities and secular groups who share PJN’s purpose.

We advocate through:

• participation in the global BDS movement;
• active engagement with the legislative process of The Episcopal Church at General Conventions;
• membership in The Consultation, the consortium of progressive organizations in the Episcopal Church
• distribution of our newsletters and social media posts;
• press releases in the Episcopal News Service (such as these two recent examples); and
• partnerships with other organizations, groups, and initiatives that seek just peace. Among these are other denominational PJNs, Palestinian Anglicans and Clergy Allies (PACA), Friends of Sabeel North America (FOSNA), and Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP). We welcome collaboration with other justice organizations and movements.