Founded by Jean as a call to unite hearts and minds, Sharing Peace Today was born out of the need for a deeper, more accessible way to promote peace and spiritual growth. In times of unprecedented change and uncertainty, Jean recognised that people around her were seeking ways to reconnect with their inner peace and make a meaningful impact on the world. She envisioned a community of individuals who would practice daily prayer and meditation—not just for personal wellbeing, but as a transformative act of service for others.

What began as a vision quickly grew into a movement that embraces people from all walks of life, whether they are deeply spiritual, curious seekers, or simply individuals wanting to make a difference. From small gatherings and online meetings to large national initiatives, Sharing Peace Today connects those who share a desire for a peaceful, united world.

Together, we invite individuals, spiritual groups, healers, and advocates for peace to join us in this journey and to help spread the message of love, healing, and unity.

I have no idea why God appointed me as a messenger. I am retired and live quietly in a small coastal town in Kent, England. I am a Quaker and attend meetings in a nearby town. I also attend church locally whenever I can. Throughout my life I have not always attended church but have maintained a firm belief in God.

As a young child I was raised an Anglican and later in life developed an interest in a wide range of spiritual pursuits and philosophies, from east and west. I trained as a spiritual healer over 30 years ago and continued to practice healing to this day.

I studied business, including law, economics, sociology, psychology and English, and held various roles in human resources for many years until being appointed as an Executive Director on the board of a UK National Health Service Trust.

A severe back injury forced me to give up my corporate post and I retrained as a psychotherapist, loving the challenge of helping people in time of great need.

As part of my practice, I founded a therapy and personal development centre, which flourished. As well as seeing individual clients, I developed and taught programmes and classes in many subjects including meditation, healing, empowerment, and energy work.

Although I have had an interesting and varied career, with its fair share of notable highlights, I always felt that ‘what I came here to do’ was still in front of me, a feeling that was known to those close to me. That feeling persisted even after I retired from work. Those feelings vanished when I began to experience the events recorded in this book.97

Within days I knew that ‘what I had come to do’ had indeed finally arrived. For reasons unknown to me I have been given this commission by God. I am both humbled and awed by the request and will spend the rest of my life doing my best to fulfil the promise I have made to the Lord in accepting His commission. I continue to undertake Lectio Divina and continue to receive and record God’s guidance to us for these turbulent times.

Jean has dedicated her life to sharing the message of peace, hope, and unity. With deep roots in spirituality, she has worked with countless individuals and groups, guiding them to rediscover their connection to the Divine and empowering them to make a positive difference in their own lives and in the world around them.

Through Sharing Peace Today, Jean’s vision extends to anyone who feels the call to build a better world. She brings a wealth of experience in healing, meditation, and mindful practices that inspire a calm, balanced, and peaceful approach to life’s challenges. Jean’s dedication to peace is driven by a desire to foster unity, regardless of background or belief, and she is passionate about guiding others to connect with their own inner power for the greater good.

Sharing Peace Today is more than a platform—it’s a community, a movement, and an invitation to experience the extraordinary power of peace and love.

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