Symbol of Peace and Prayer
Rooted in the story of Sadako Sasaki, a young girl impacted by the Hiroshima bombing, paper cranes have become a global symbol of hope and healing. Our ministry follows in her footsteps—inviting people of all ages to fold and share paper cranes as prayers for peace, justice, and compassion.
Peace Cranes are displayed locally and shared with organizations around the world in moments of solidarity and support. Whether you’re folding with a group or reflecting quietly alone, every crane becomes a prayer with wings.
