Reverend Peter Fast
Reverend Peter Fast, Bridges for Peace International CEO
Sunday 08th September 2024
10am – Rhema Church, Kirkcaldy
12noon – Rhema Church, Edinburgh
Reverend Peter Fast directs the worldwide organization with International Headquarters in Israel and eight national offices. He is a spokesman on behalf of Bridges for Peace in many venues, and the Editor in Chief of the Dispatch from Jerusalem magazine. Peter previously served as the National Director with Bridges for Peace Canada, before moving with his wife Deanna and family to Israel in 2023 to take up the helm of Bridges for Peace. He holds degrees from Prairie College, a BA in Biblical Studies and a BA in Intercultural Studies. He has completed a Master of Arts in Judeo-Christian Studies at Masters International University of Divinity. Peter teaches on subjects such as: Hebraic Roots, Historical/Modern Israel, Christian anti-Semitism, and Early Church history.
For More information on Reverend Peter Fast and Bridges for Peace see www.bridgesforpeace.com
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