Marching for a Culture of Nonviolence
This will be the first ever march from the Dr. King Statue to the White House.
The Surprising Success & Faith of ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’
The neighborhood was symbolic of Fred Rogers’ desire for people to live together in peace, with respect and love and affirmation.
Searching for Evidence of Hope in 2018
I challenge you to join me this year in looking for proof of God’s zeal to deliver on His promise that Jesus breaks through even the toughest circumstances with a reign of peace.
Disarm Our Hearts: An Advent Prayer
May Your spirit of love and nonviolence fill our hearts and the hearts of people everywhere.
Lamenting the Lost Hope of Advent
Advent is the season of hope, the season of waiting for the coming of Christ. But how do you offer hope when the Church itself is the oppressor?
Don’t Mess Around with Jerusalem
Let us be clear. A declaration of Jerusalem’s status is not what Israel needs. It’s what evangelical Christians want.
Keep Watch: Peacemaking Through Advent
This Advent reader won’t just give you comfort and joy; it will tell you the truth of waiting.
Why Guns in Church are Not for Me
What makes more sense for us as Christians is to pause and consider why our government refuses to consider looking at altering even the tiniest bit of gun legislation, and yet, seems surprised and grief-stricken as these horrors continue happening.
A Reminder for the Relocated
In the name of the Christ who absorbed violence with grace / Tell us again how love alone is what saves us
Why I Took My Family to Face White Supremacists
The making of peace requires at least as much strategy and commitment as the making of war.