Ken Sande

Ken Sande is a recognized leader in the fields of conflict resolution, peacemaking, and biblical reconciliation. As the founder of Peacemaker Ministries, Sande has dedicated his career to equipping individuals, churches, and organizations with tools to resolve conflicts in a way that reflects Christian principles of forgiveness, reconciliation, and grace. His work has impacted countless communities worldwide, helping people navigate relational challenges in a Christ-centered and restorative manner.

Sande is perhaps best known for his influential book The Peacemaker: A Biblical Guide to Resolving Personal Conflict, which has been widely read and adopted as a primary resource for resolving conflict in Christian communities. In the book, Sande outlines practical, biblical principles for dealing with disputes, emphasizing the importance of humility, forgiveness, and reconciliation in restoring broken relationships. He also introduces the concept of "the path of a peacemaker," guiding readers through the process of addressing conflict with a spirit of grace and truth.

In addition to The Peacemaker, Sande has authored several other resources on conflict resolution, including Peacemaking for Families and The Peacemaker’s Toolbox. He is also a sought-after speaker, having conducted training seminars and workshops for churches, businesses, and nonprofit organizations around the world. Through his writing, speaking, and training programs, Sande has become a leading expert on conflict resolution from a biblical perspective.

Ken Sande’s influence extends beyond his ministry, as he has contributed to the development of peacemaking training programs and resources for a variety of Christian denominations and organizations. He is also a co-founder of the Institute for Christian Conciliation, which offers mediation and arbitration services based on biblical principles.

Ken is married to his wife, Celia, and they have two children. His passion for peace and reconciliation continues to inspire many to embrace conflict resolution as a way to honor God and restore relationships in both personal and communal settings.