Abrahamic Reunion Inc.

“Expenses advertising 2,150 office supplies 46 travel 6,244 travel 11 travel 113 travel 3,011 bank charges 1,525 computer and internet 672 filing fee 261 activities israel 19,944 activities palestine 18,446 total 52,423”

“Accounts receivable 0 239 other accounts receivable 2,003 0 total 2,003 239”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 7,558 2,574 deferred revenue 2,000 2,000 funds advanced 0 4,508”

“The abrahamic reunion works to build sustainable peace with diverse faith communities in the holy land. We foster harmony by exploring common abrahamic values in order to create deep and lasting connections between people.”

“Holy land projects: the abrahamic reunion plans and coordinates peacebuilding events and projects in israel and palestine. These are multi-faith gatherings bringing together jews, muslims, christians and druze faith believers and religious leaders; participants include palestinian residents and israeli citizens. These events create the opportunity to encounter the other through their faiths, religious teachings and texts, dinners, visits to religious sites, and dialogue. These activities facilitate the building of trust and connections with each other, fostering positive experiences with the ultimate goals of creating hope, understanding and cooperation in order to build a safer and more peaceful holy land. A sample of these events follows: in january: - about 70 people--40 muslims and 30 christians--participated in a sacred text study in nablus, palestine. - about 150 people-45 muslims, 30 christians, 20 jews, 55 druze-attended a women's workshop in daliat al-carmel, israel. In may: - 73 people-38 muslims and 35 christians-took part in the 2nd annual multi-faith iftar dinner that was held in jericho, palestine. - 120 people-45 muslims, 20 christians, 25 jews, and 30 druze-attended the 15th annual multi-faith iftar dinner nes amim, israel. In june: - a religions under fire program was held in bethlehem, palestine and attended by 42 people, 21 muslims and 21 christians. In august: - an abrahamic reunion in the palestinian villages program was held in ramallah, palestine, with a total of 35 people participating - 15 muslims and 20 christians.a women's program took place in daliat al-carmel, israel, with 71 participants-21 muslims, 14 christians, 11 jews and 25 druze. In september: - as part of an international interfaith peace march, the abrahamic reunion led a march in bethlehem, palestine. - about 105 people participated in the peace march-55 muslims and 50 christians. In october: - a sacred text study was held in jenin, palestine and was attended by 65 people, 30 muslims and 35 christians. - a knowing the other peace journey took place in ein karem and jerusalem, israel with 64 people participating-32 muslims, 22 christians, and 10 jews. In november: - a youth event took place in jericho, palestine. 92 young people took part, 50 muslims and 42 christians.a knowing the other peace journey took place in jaffa and tel aviv, israel with 70 people participating-35 muslims, 10 christians, and 25 jews. In december: - the ar organized an interfaith christmas party in bethlehem, with 54 muslims and 50 christians singing carols in arabic, line-dancing, along with a special visit by santa claus. - a major event - the 2019 peace summit - was held on mount precipice in nazareth, israel, with about 200 people in attendance. About 70 muslims, 40 christians, 30 jews and 60 druze participated in a day of interfaith presentations, dialogue and a shared meal.”

“International speaking events - with a sharpening of its focus on the holy land in 2019, there was less emphasis on international activities than in recent years in which the abrahamic reunion sent peacemakers and speakers to congregations, educational institutions, major events, prisons, and public spaces to hold informational, inspirational and multi-faith peacebuilding events throughout the world. These events are geared to bring people of multiple faiths together in support of building a peaceful world, and may include dinners, musical events, promotion of the organization, teaching about multi-faith peacebuilding, training sessions for multi-faith dialogue facilitation, interreligious solidarity and dialogue events, and more.”