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The event was aimed for both, women and men, After the participants found their place, sitting or lying comfortably on yoga mats, Jeff performed various sounds on ancient instruments like the Gong, Tibetan Singing bowls, Irish flute, Ocean drum, Wind chimes and others. The session was deeply appreciated by the participants, who asked to be invited again when the next event will be planned.

My husband, David, and I were invited to share about our Interfaith and Peace activities in an online webinar attended by members of u3a, the University of the Third Age, which has about 435,000 members in the United Kingdom. We were invited by Dr Peter Rookes, u3a National Subject Advisor, together with Dr Narinder Sahota (Sikh), and Cllr Shahin Ashraf MBE (Muslim), both very good friends of ours. Representing WFWP, I was able to speak on the topic of ‘Faith and Humanitarian

A number of women from our Peace Group brought dry food, clothing and toiletry items for the homeless, in the last 2 months. We took them to Father Abba, an Anglican Priest at St Martin Church in the city center, where he has a ministry for the homeless. All the items were either chosen by homeless people who came into the church, or distributed to people on the street in the immediate area. Date: September 28th 2026.

July was a memorable month for WFWP Central London, with the Young Women's Speech Contest as our main activity. We welcomed seven inspiring young women, who each delivered thoughtful and heartfelt speeches on the theme of feminine leadership. Their unique perspectives, personal experiences, and passion for creating positive change made the event both meaningful and uplifting. It was encouraging to see the confidence and courage each contestant showed as they shared their idea