World Peace is told from the perspective of a mediator, and begins with the idea that since we, as a species, have completed the directive of God to populate the planet, the time has come for our next phase of evolution. World Peace promotes the idea that being a good neighbor alone will not work to resolve conflict, but rather developing interdependent relationships between the three religions of Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, is the way. By accomplishing this goal we will gain new problem-solving tools which can be used to lay the foundation for survival of humankind on this planet for the next 1000 years, thus it promotes future sustainability. World Peace is not just based on theory, but utilizes a realistic and practical framework using mediation and organizational development tools to facilitate change.



• At last, an ingenious plan for creating peace in the Middle East between Christians, Muslims, and Jewish people.

• Based on the biblical prophecies that the world and humankind will come to an end when peace comes to the Abrahamic religions of the Middle East, and thus ushering a new era of peace, interdependence, and future sustainability.

• A practical guide for local community leaders addressing multicultural changes.

• Holds the premise that peace will not come as a matter of being a good neighbor, but rather a asks that the three religions join together as three parts of one whole interdependent body.

• Focuses on the United States as the initial battleground for the short-term cultural resolutions, economic reform, and political reform as catalysts for meeting long term objectives of global social change.

• Centered on meditation and prayer to God for Spiritual Guidance to help us through knowing what steps to take, to open doors, and for the light to shine on our path to peace.

• A wonderful new perspective and paradigm shift about learning new ways of thinking about religion.

• Creates not only the vision but also a realistic process and framework to create a sustainable future and peace for all of humankind.

• The addendum includes a mediation manual of the OurWayHome method.



George Michael Payne has a Masters of Nonprofit Administration (MNA) with a specialization in Organizational Development from the University of San Francisco (USF), a certificate in International Human Rights Law from the l'Institute International des Droits de l'Homme (IIDH), Strasbourg, France,and has worked with nonprofits that are associated with peace, nonviolence, and social change. He is also a trained mediator and an executive coach.