The program brings together peace ambassadors, religious leaders, educators, community organizers, volunteers, entrepreneurs and representatives from multiple continents around one operational idea:
Pray. Learn. Act. Measure. Report. Multiply.
The GPBNet campaign calls its 2026 objective “Ultimate Global Peace 2026” and promotes the rally message:
ALL WARS CEASE 2026 - EIGHT BILLION HEARTS. ONE HUMAN FAMILY. DAILY PEACE ACTION.
WHY NOW?
The global context makes the question urgent.
The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2026 identifies geoeconomic confrontation and state-based armed conflict among the leading risks facing the world in 2026, while warning that technological acceleration, misinformation, polarization and AI-related risks can interact with geopolitical instability.
The UN’s 2026 International Day of Peace message similarly describes conflicts as growing in scale and complexity and emphasizes that peace requires deliberate investment, dialogue, inclusive communities, development, human dignity and practical action.
At the same time, technology is changing the speed at which risks and opportunities spread. The UN’s 2026 Horizon Scanning report identifies AI, data systems, biotechnology, energy and environmental technologies as structural forces affecting peace, security and development.
UNDP is also highlighting technology-enabled early warning and early action, stressing that data and AI can strengthen community resilience when combined with trust, ethics and local ownership.
Thus, based on a comprehensive study of all human development to date — including the sciences and religions — GPBNet has proposed the only logical disruption model:
Do not wait for peace. Build peace every day.
DR. NICOLAE CIRPALA: “WE ARE UNITING SPIRITUAL PRACTICE WITH CONCRETE ACTION”
Opening the 7th G Mastermind, Dr. Nicolae Cirpala welcomed participants and explained that the purpose of the weekly meetings is not simply to pray or discuss peace.
He described the GPBNet method as an tool to connect faith, science, artificial intelligence, human responsibility and practical peacebuilding.
“Every week we take one problem and solve it with artificial intelligence and with God.”
He emphasized the transition from small daily actions to major global challenges:
“We start from simple problems and simple acts, solving major problems.”
According to Cirpala, the YOU + AI + GOD approach is developing a new generation of peacebuilders capable of combining spiritual practice with technology, leadership, networking and measurable action.
The GPBNet program therefore follows a cycle:
ONE WEEK → ONE PROBLEM → ONE TRAINING → ONE ACTION CYCLE → REAL REPORTS → NEXT LEVEL
The longer-term structure is presented as:
7-Day Accreditation → 12-Month Mastery → Lifelong Cooperation.
GPBNet materials describe G system as combining daily prayers, peace actions, training, ambassadors, Model Peace Communities, G Franchises, digital communication and international cooperation.
THE GPBNET DAILY OPERATING SYSTEM
The program described during the Mastermind connects several practices:
1. DAILY GLOBAL PRAYER CHAIN
A recurring international prayer and devotional connection, with GPBNet reporting daily global prayer activity at 15:00 Kenya time.
2. DAILY PEACE ACTIONS
Participants are encouraged to perform concrete peacebuilding actions in families, schools, churches, communities, businesses and organizations.
3. WEEKLY G MASTERMIND
One practical problem is selected and addressed through training, discussion, AI-assisted problem solving and spiritual reflection.
4. PEACE EDUCATION
Ambassadors, pastors, teachers and community leaders teach peace in schools, churches and communities.
5. GLOBAL PEACE AMBASSADORS
Participants are trained, accredited and connected into a network intended to multiply local peacebuilding capacity.
6. MODEL PEACE COMMUNITIES
Local initiatives are intended to scale from:
Community → City → County/Region → Country → Continent → Global Network.
GPBNet publicly describes this local-to-global model as a central part of disruption program.
7. TECHNOLOGY + AI
Digital platforms, online meetings, social media, AI-assisted learning and data/reporting systems are positioned as tools for connecting participants and scaling peacebuilding.
This is consistent with a wider 2026 technology trend: UN guidance is increasingly emphasizing responsible, human-rights-based use of AI in preventing violent extremism and strengthening prevention capacity.
8. EVIDENCE AND KPI REPORTING
Participants are asked to report actions, meetings, people reached, leaders engaged, communities served, schools contacted and other measurable results.
THE SEPTEMBER GLOBAL PEACE AMBASSADOR GRADUATION
A central moment of the 7th Mastermind was the September graduation and awarding of new Global Peace Ambassadors.
The program highlighted five awardees:
1. Dr. Grace Ndunge
Global peacebuilding and African leadership activities.
2. Rev. Dr. Samuel Mwangi
Kenya-based peace mobilization and international networking.
3. Prophetess Ambassador Sellina Lawrence
Peace education, children’s support and school initiatives across several countries.
4. Archbishop Dr. Nelson Pervaz
International church, interfaith and peace networking.
5. Ambassador Jane Ngondo
Community, church and local peacebuilding initiatives in Kenya.
The organizers described the participants as representing a wider international network spanning all continents.
ARCHBISHOP DR. NELSON PERVAZ: “PEACE STARTS WITH ME”
Archbishop Dr. Nelson Pervaz opened his testimony with a multilingual greeting of peace:
“Shalom, salaam, assalamu alaikum, namaste, shanti, sasrikal, and many other traditional and religious greetings.”
He emphasized respect for people of different cultures, religions and leadership traditions.
His central message was:
“Peace starts with me.”
He described the desired progression as:
SELF → FAMILY → COMMUNITY → COUNTRY → WORLD
He also called for prayer for people affected by conflict in regions including Pakistan, the Philippines, Australia, Russia, Ukraine, Palestine, Israel and Jerusalem, as well as South Korea, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Pervaz reported that he is developing relationships with churches and leaders in several countries and said further numerical reports would follow.
His message connected directly with the GPBNet concept of peace as a daily practice rather than a one-day event.
PROPHETESS AMBASSADOR SELLINA LAWRENCE: “CHILDREN ARE THE FUTURE OF PEACE”
Prophetess Ambassador Sellina Lawrence described her work with children and schools, particularly initiatives involving Pakistan and other communities.
She reported that she was preparing to enter an 11th school initiative and said her wider work currently reaches more than 400 children, with another community in her home country involving approximately 500 children according to her testimony.
She also described an orphanage initiative in Pakistan providing food, clothing and shelter.
Her message was deeply personal:
“When God calls you, go.”
She explained that her faith led her toward children experiencing poverty and hardship and described her work as an effort to relieve suffering and create opportunities for children.
She also reported opening a school near the India-Pakistan border and expressed her intention to continue expanding the work.
For GPBNet, this represents one of the central principles of the program:
Peace is not only a declaration. Peace means food, shelter, education, protection, dignity and service.
REV. DR. SAMUEL MWANGI: “PEACE STARTS WITH SOMEBODY”
Rev. Dr. Samuel Mwangi joined the graduation from Kenya and expressed his appreciation for being recognized as a Global Peace Ambassador.
He reported developing contacts with people from the Philippines, Nairobi and other communities and described the objective as bringing more leaders into peace training.
His central statement was simple:
“Peace starts with somebody, individual - YOU.”
That statement became one of the practical foundations of the Mastermind:
One person → one action → one relationship → one community → one network.
AMBASSADOR JANE NGONDO: WOMEN WITH ACTION
Ambassador Jane Ngondo described community and church activity in Kenya and her efforts to organize leaders through communication networks.
Her testimony emphasized prayer, local leadership and practical mobilization.
A particularly strong phrase emerged from the discussion:
“Women with action.”
The participants discussed creating international cooperation among women peacebuilders who could travel, connect communities and organize joint peace activities.
This proposal fits the broader GPBNet model of turning individual ambassadors into interconnected local action teams.
PROPHETESS BETTY: PEACE EDUCATION MUST TRAVEL
Prophetess Betty from Sierra Leone described her work with street children, churches, educators and communities.
She reported plans to travel to Malawi for peace-related meetings and emphasized that peace must be accompanied by education:
“I cannot go with peace without opening the eyes of people for them to know what peace means and what they should do to bring peace in communities and nations.”
She also described a free school she established decades ago and her intention to integrate peace education into that work.
Her message adds another component to the GPBNet system:
Peace → Education → Community capacity → Long-term change.
PASTOR JACQUELINE: TEACH PEACE TO CHILDREN
Pastor and teacher Jacqueline from Nairobi described teaching peace to children in schools and churches.
Her approach is deliberately simple:
Teach children → children tell parents → families discuss peace → churches reinforce peace → communities multiply the message.
This model illustrates how GPBNet intends to move peace education beyond conferences and into ordinary daily life.
THE SEPTEMBER KPI REPORT
During the presentation, Dr. Cirpala reported that GPBNet had contacted 10,000+ people in connection with training and summit mobilization during September 2026.
Total September reach of 12,000+ people through the network's Dily Peacebuilding Actions reported activities.
Additional reports presented during the session included:
- Ambassador John Maru — reported 200 new leaders awarded GPBNet's certificates in Kenya.
- Ambassador Nelson Pervaz — reported church and leader networking across several countries.
- Prophetess Sellina Lawrence — reported 500+ children currently reached through her wider educational and humanitarian activities.
- Pastor Jacqueline — peace education in schools and churches.
- Prophetess Betty — community, church and international peace-education activities.
- Ambassador Jane — 2 major GPBNet local events and certification activity.
- Ambassador Grace — coordination of accreditation and ambassador development - 30 New GPBNet Acredited Leaders globaly.
- GPBNet — continued daily prayer, training, reporting and international mobilization.
The proposed KPI system is:
PEOPLE
People participating in peace actions.
ORGANIZATIONS
Churches, schools, businesses, NGOs, media and institutions engaged.
LEADERS
Ambassadors and community leaders trained.
ACTIONS
Daily peacebuilding actions completed.
COMMUNITIES
Model Peace Communities initiated.
EDUCATION
Schools, teachers and students reached.
SERVICE
Families, children and vulnerable communities assisted.
NETWORK
Countries, cities and organizations connected.
EVIDENCE
Photos, videos, reports, testimonials and measurable outputs.
CONTINUITY
Actions repeated daily, weekly and monthly.
ONE YEAR OF G MASTERY
The September cycle is only one stage in a 12-month journey.
The GPBNet program moves through monthly learning and accreditation themes.
After the September Global Peace Ambassador stage, the next cycle is presented as:
MASTER OF EDUCATION
The purpose is to strengthen participants as educators capable of taking peace knowledge into:
schools • churches • families • communities • organizations • cities•parliaments• presidencies • organizations• businesses & all kind of other ventures
This creates the intended sequence:
LEARN → PRACTICE → TEACH → MOBILIZE → REPORT → MULTIPLY
THE “DISRUPTION SOLUTION”
GPBNet's proposed disruption is not presented as another political ideology or military strategy.
It is a networking and daily-action model:
OLD MODEL
Crisis → conference → declaration → waiting.
GPBNET PROPOSED MODEL
Crisis → prayer → intelligence/data → dialogue → local action → service → reporting → networking → multiplication.
The model combine:
AI + HUMAN LEADERSHIP + SPIRITUAL PRACTICE + EDUCATION + COMMUNITY SERVICE + DIGITAL NETWORKING + KPI REPORTING.
The concept also responds to a real technology challenge: AI can accelerate both constructive cooperation and harmful misinformation or escalation. The WEF and UN therefore stress responsible governance, human oversight, ethics and international cooperation alongside technological innovation.
GPBNET'S GLOBAL RALLY CALL
GPBNet is calling on citizens, community leaders, educators, entrepreneurs, faith communities, organizations and public leaders to participate in peaceful, lawful and practical peacebuilding.
The campaign message is:
ALL WARS CEASE 2026
Not merely:
“Pray for peace.”
But:
PRAY FOR PEACE.
BUILD PEACE.
TEACH PEACE.
SERVE PEOPLE.
CONNECT ORGANIZATIONS.
USE TECHNOLOGY RESPONSIBLY.
MEASURE RESULTS.
REPORT RESULTS.
MULTIPLY RESULTS.
The United Nations' own 2026 Peace Day message similarly emphasizes that peace is active work and highlights diplomacy, dialogue, negotiation, peacekeeping, inclusive communities and everyday action.
THE GLOBAL PRAYER CHAIN
GPBNet's spiritual component is built around a daily global prayer chain.
The organization's September communications describe intercontinental prayer gatherings and a recurring 15:00 Kenya-time devotional connection.
The stated purpose is to create a daily spiritual rhythm:
PRAYER → INTUITION → REFLECTION → DECISION → ACTION → SERVICE
GPBNet describes this as speaking with God directly, seeking wisdom for one's life, family, community, country and humanity.
The spiritual practice is intended to coexist with practical action rather than replace it.
FROM LOCAL GPBNET TO GLOBAL NETWORK
The GPBNet framework currently promoted by the organization includes specialized structures such as:
PEACE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Business • Lawyers • AI/IT • Agriculture • Oceans • Invention • Aero & Cosmos
PEACE ACADEMY
Schools • Universities • Education • Academia
YOUTH PEACE CLUB
Youth • Volunteers • Internships • Ecology • Sports • Wellness • Travel
GOD'S PEACE TEMPLE
Interfaith • Spirituality • Futurology
DANIIL FOUNDATION
Social Services • Charity • Health • Children • Families
HAPPY TV
Media • Culture • Arts
PEACE PARTY / LEADERS ASSOCIATION FOR PEACE
Leadership • Networking • Peacebuilding
The organization's September materials also promote G Franchises, Model Peace Communities and local-to-global cooperation structures.
THE AI + GOD TRAINING
The related YOU + AI + GOD — Laboratory of the Impossible training extends the same philosophy into artificial intelligence.
The concept is:
YOU + AI + GOD + PURPOSE + ACTION + NETWORK = NEW POSSIBILITIES
Participants are introduced to AI-assisted problem solving, entrepreneurship, leadership, personal development, purpose and practical action.
The broader GPBNet program positions AI not as a replacement for human responsibility, but as an instrument for learning, communication, planning and scaling.
That distinction is important because international institutions are increasingly emphasizing responsible AI use, human rights, human oversight and ethical governance.
THE BIGGEST KPI: FROM WORDS TO EVIDENCE
The strongest challenge issued during the 7th Mastermind was not simply:
“How many people watched?”
It was:
“What did you actually do?”
Every ambassador is therefore encouraged to answer:
- How many people did I contact today?
- How many joined?
- How many were trained?
- How many peace actions I organised?
- How many children were helped?
- How many schools participated?
- How many churches participated?
- How many organizations joined?
- How many leaders were connected?
- What conflict was reduced or prevented?
- What practical service was delivered?
- What evidence can be shown?
- What I plan for tomorrow?
This is the transition from peace messaging to peace operations.
THE ONE-YEAR CHALLENGE
GPBNet states a major long-term mobilization objective: 2.1 billion people participating in daily peacebuilding actions within one year.
Start Today with:
ONE PERSON.
ONE FAMILY.
ONE SCHOOL.
ONE CHURCH.
ONE BUSINESS.
ONE COMMUNITY.
ONE CITY.
ONE COUNTRY.
Then multiply.
FINAL GLOBAL MESSAGE
The 7th G Mastermind concludes with a direct challenge:
You do not need to wait until you become a president to build peace.
You do not need to wait until you become famous.
You do not need to wait for another global summit.
Start where you are.
Pray. Learn. Act. Serve. Connect. Measure. Report. Multiply.
GPBNet alredy is connecting people and organizations across borders around daily peacebuilding, with its message one human family under God.
The organization's rally call for 2026 is therefore:
EIGHT BILLION HEARTS. ONE HUMAN FAMILY. DAILY PEACE ACTIONS. ALL WARS CEASE 2026. INTERNATIONAL TRAINING INVITATION
YOU + AI + GOD — LABORATORY OF THE IMPOSSIBLE
A global online training focused on:
AI • Entrepreneurship • Leadership • Personal Development • Purpose • Innovation • Practical Action • Peacebuilding
📅 Starts: Tomorrow
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🌍 Global Online
Participants receive training, learning materials and certification according to the program.
Register now:
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JOIN THE GLOBAL PEACE ACTION
Official GPBNet information and current peacebuilding materials are available through the organization's website and Happy TV News channels.
GPBNet: https://1gpb.net
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Happy TV News Blog: https://ucmd1.blogspot.com
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President, GPBNet
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