MESSIAH GOVERNMENT OF PEACE

The Office  of Administration (OOA) is the organizational cornerstone of the  Government of Peace (GOP). As GOP continually moves towards acceptance  and prominence, its current and future successes are, and will continue  to be reflective of the sound and effective practices of the staff  members that comprise the Office of Administration.          Read More>

The  Office of the Secretary of Peace (OSOP), headed by the Secretary of  Peace (SOP) oversees the affairs of the twenty-four GOP Secretarial  divisions, each of which is created in turn to oversee the multifaceted  internal workings of the subdivisions functioning under the umbrella of  strategic and other critical GOP operations and management.                        Read More>

 The  responsibilities of the Office of Security (OOS) vary widely in size  and scope, but share an equally important voice. First and foremost,  among the COP membership; secondarily, among the Executive Directors and  Secretarial Officers of the five functioning Offices of the GOP;  thirdly, among all of the Collaboration members, which include the COP,  organizations, agencies, nations/states represented from across the  globe. Some of these Collaboration members are faith-based or faith  founded and others are secular; some have staff on every continent and  others work in only one country. Still others focus their efforts on  advocacy, public education and media education related to international  issues instead of performing direct service.             Read More>

The  mission of the Office of Education (OE) is to promote educational  achievement and preparation for global peace by fostering educational  excellence and ensuring equal access.  Read More>

The  Office of the Treasury (OOT) is the executive agency responsible for  promoting economic prosperity and ensuring the financial security of the  GOP. The agency is responsible for a wide range of activities such as  advising the Counsel on economic and financial issues, encouraging  sustainable economic growth, and fostering improved governance in  financial institutions. Read More >

 Support  of the family unit underlines the common interest that we have in  developing and restoring all of these family and communal values – and  with special emphasis on pursuing recognition, equality and protection  for women, teenage girls and children; including a robust support for  women's political empowerment and involvement in the day-to-day  decision-making processes that affect them the most.