Answers to intractable problems begin to emerge as individuals care enough for the needs of their community and the world, and apply their faith and common core values. This is open to everyone who wants to engage in it. People of religious faith are encouraged to deepen their roots in their own tradition. Formal organization is kept to a minimum. Co-ordination is achieved through extensive consultations at national and international levels.
Leadership is open to people of all backgrounds.
Actions are often undertaken in association with other people and groups who have related concerns. History of MRA MRA was launched in 1938 when Europe was preparing to rearm to fight the war against Hitler. His programme became known as Moral Re-Armament. Since then, people have been active in this work on every continent. An international centre for reconciliation, in the village of Caux, Switzerland, was opened in 1946 where conferences have been held each year during the months of July and August.