Took note of the summit to inform, emphasizing the importance of peace and justice as part of GT's mission. --GT Andy

We are ordinary people, and we are ordinary is the most familiar clarity we know about ourselves. We always remain in that basic necessities with each other, we need each other, we feel, and we care, it is a known condition of ourselves for the real change in life.

Personal identity evolves various aspects of your life, such as the ethnic and cultural elements, choices in life, beliefs, action, and behavior. You demonstrate portions of your identity with interaction with other people and validate your faith in God. Moreover, you also keep some personal identity elements that express a desire to know the meaning and aspiration for belonging and the purpose of existence through time.

The invisible war is the battle of your mind; it is intense. It tests your faith. When people cannot hear God because they cannot connect with God, they begin to face problems, their minds get broken, and they feel disoriented as their minds are occupied with the battle of sin.

The concept of human nature can be defined as a way of perceiving the world, people among us, and self, based on the assumption that some basic dimensions in human nature need to be addressed to understand the concept of human nature. According to the first dimension of human nature, it can be perceived by its relation to the physical world (Nature) and the metaphysical (God).

“The greatest discovery in life is self-discovery. Until you find yourself you will always be someone else. Become yourself.” Myles Munroe Life is a journey of awareness, transformation, and experiencing new possibilities. The capability to understand our nature and expanding our consciousness leads to the journey of change

Ideology is an essential factor determining how people make decisions and pass their ideas, ideology, beliefs, and practices necessary to them. At the individual level, a person aims at learning and adopt particular beliefs and principles for a variety of personal, social, and cultural reasons.

The culture of a community shapes action, behavior, and values; cultural values, traditions, religion, faith, and other related factors reflect the demands, sentiments, and interests of people living in a community. This emphasizes community development practitioners to consider the importance of culture in a community to improve the well-being of community people.