Thirty people prayed for reconciliation at the border between Greece and North Macedonia, asking God to forgive the past. Their flags flew side by side, with hands and hearts united to be one. Everyone declared forgiveness for the blood shed on the land throughout history. Then they declared blessings and brotherhood on each other’s nations and governments. They moved to a North Macedonian church to meet others and worship in Macedonian and in Greek. Then the eldest pastors from both countries washed each other’s feet; flags (pride) were laid before the cross; and pastors from both nations served the Lord’s Supper. They believe the wall of hostility was broken and they are one in the body and blood of Christ, sons and daughters of God.