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The Gospel of Rutba: Saved on the Streets of Iraq

June 10, 2012

Hardly anyone ever visits our community, Rutba House, without asking, “So what does Rutba mean?” Once someone confessed they thought it must be an obscure Old Testament character they’d forgotten. But I al...

Indicting Violence: A Pacifist Review of "The Hunger Games"

Marty Troyer

March 23, 2012

General

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75 years after the end of the world, reluctant teenage heroine Katniss Everdeen brings it to an end yet again. Welcome to The Hunger Games, a trilogy dripping with the weight of oppression and the dread of ...

A Nonviolent Response to Joseph Kony

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove

March 14, 2012

Global

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Armed with the power of social media, some young North American activists set out this week to take on one of the most violent rebels in the Great Lakes Region of Africa–Joseph Kony. They’ve called their ...

The Occupation of the Lord’s Prayer

Jeremy John

December 2, 2011

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The occupation is like Jesus' parable, where a king invites all of his privileged, first-tier guests to the wedding. But nobody came. So the king takes the invitation out to the streets, inviting all who w...

The Gospel of Rutba: Saved on the Streets of Iraq

Indicting Violence: A Pacifist Review of "The Hunger Games"

A Nonviolent Response to Joseph Kony

The Occupation of the Lord’s Prayer

Redeeming America After Trump

White Church Leaders’ Praise + Protest Pledge

Waking Up

A Prayer Request for Tony and Update From the Campolo Family

The Coalition For Praise and Protest Statement

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