...more about Arthur Rouner
In 1994, upon retirement from parish ministry, Arthur Rouner and his wife Molly founded The Pilgrim Center for Reconciliation. They have spent the last 20+ years leading reconciliation retreats among the traumatized genocide survivors, ministers and lay leaders, military personnel, and youth leaders in Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya, Congo and South Sudan.
A coalition of church leaders was trained and developed in each country to exponentially reach the masses. Over 12,000 hurting souls have been changed through the forgiveness and reconciliation that Jesus promises to all of us.
The retreat program is now growing in the United States under the leadership of Rev. Jim Olson, staff members, and many trained volunteers.
In 2016, Arthur and Molly officially resigned from the Board of Directors of The Pilgrim Center for Reconciliation. Arthur is serving as President Emeritus: consulting and participating in retreats in Minnesota and New Hampshire.
A coalition of church leaders was trained and developed in each country to exponentially reach the masses. Over 12,000 hurting souls have been changed through the forgiveness and reconciliation that Jesus promises to all of us.
The retreat program is now growing in the United States under the leadership of Rev. Jim Olson, staff members, and many trained volunteers.
In 2016, Arthur and Molly officially resigned from the Board of Directors of The Pilgrim Center for Reconciliation. Arthur is serving as President Emeritus: consulting and participating in retreats in Minnesota and New Hampshire.
Order Arthur Rouner's book, "Forgiveness: The Road to Reconciliation" here.