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The prestigious Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to individuals and organizations for over a hundred years.

According to founder Alfred Nobel, it is given to people who have "done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses."

The list of winners of this coveted prize reads like a who's who of world peace...

• A former president dedicated to advancing human rights and peaceful resolution to world conflicts.
• An organization was working tirelessly to eliminate landmines in war-torn countries.
• A group of unlikely partners in the quest for peace in the Middle East.

Arguably the most unlikely of Nobel Peace Prize winners is not a diplomat or a head of state or a loud voice fighting injustice, but a tiny, humble, quiet woman caring for the poor in the crowded slums of Calcutta, India.

Few of us display the sacrificial love of Mother Teresa, yet we can look to people like her as shining examples of living out the greatest commandment.

The greatest commandment found in the Bible is to love God and love others.

Today we will walk you through what the Bible says about love, and how you can experience it every day.

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