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Join us in advancing peace beyond politics.
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Join hands across faiths to bring healing where policies have failed and show the world that when imams, rabbis, priests, pastors, and people of faith walk together, peace is possible.
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What is a Spiritual Diplomat?
Spiritual Diplomats are faith leaders stepping into places politics cannot reach, carrying wisdom instead of weapons, and working for peace where treaties and policies have failed.
Our Model
Inspiration from the Rev. Billy Graham, Sheikh Abdullah bin Bayyah, Dr. Martin Luther King, Mahatma Gandhi, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Cardinal Pietro Parolin & the Dalai Lama
Rev. Billy Graham
Dalai Lama
The Reverend Billy Graham showed us the model. He stood in stadiums before millions, but he also walked quietly into the offices of presidents, kings, and dictators. He came not to flatter, but to speak boldly. Today, Spiritual Diplomats carry that mantle—people of faith bringing light into dark corridors and peace where politics cannot reach.
But he is not the only one. This call is not limited to one faith. Throughout history, faith leaders from many traditions have stepped beyond politics to act as Spiritual Diplomats:
Christian – Archbishop Desmond Tutu
He used his faith and moral authority to confront apartheid, leading reconciliation efforts and reminding the world that peace requires justice.
Jewish – Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel
He marched alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Selma, bringing Jewish prophetic witness into the struggle for civil rights and human dignity.
Muslim – Sheikh Abdullah bin Bayyah
A leading Islamic scholar and global voice for peace, he has devoted his life to interfaith dialogue and countering extremism. As President of the Forum for Promoting Peace in Muslim Societies, he has worked alongside Christian, Jewish, and political leaders to foster understanding and protect religious minorities.
Catholic – Cardinal Pietro Parolin
As the Holy See’s chief diplomat, he has carried the voice of faith into some of the world’s most delicate negotiations, reminding leaders that dialogue is stronger than division.
Hindu – Mahatma Gandhi
Though not a politician, he stood before empires with nothing but truth and nonviolence, proving that moral courage can defeat oppression and inspire nations.
These leaders remind us that diplomacy rooted in faith can save lives, heal wounds, and change history. That same spirit defines Spiritual Diplomats today.
Sheikh Abdullah bin Bayyah
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Mahatma Gandhi
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
What We Do
Interfaith Dialogue
Creating safe spaces for imams, rabbis, priests, and pastors to work together.
Quiet Diplomacy
Meeting leaders behind closed doors to de-escalate conflict and promote peace.
Humanitarian Presence
Standing with refugees, persecuted communities, and the oppressed.
Global Advocacy
Defending freedom of religion and belief in international forums.
Conflict Mediation
Serving as neutral voices of faith to calm tensions, rebuild trust, and open the door to reconciliation.
Public Witness
Speaking truth to power in public arenas, reminding nations that real leadership serves humanity, not just politics.
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Why It Matters
Pastor Mark Burns
“Every day, innocent lives are caught in the crossfire of politics, war, and power struggles. Spiritual Diplomats step in to remind leaders that real power serves the people. We carry no weapons—we carry wisdom. And wisdom saves lives.”
Founder & Chairman
Who We Are
We are a global network of pastors, priests, imams, rabbis, and faith leaders who step into the spaces politics cannot reach. We do not represent governments; we represent the conscience of humanity. Our mission is to bring peace, defend freedom of belief, and protect the innocent where power has failed.