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Speak Love, Not War

Robyn Dyba
August 4, 2021
Church Life, Peace & Nonviolence, Theology
Why is it that our modern church culture identifies faith with the language of pain, aggression, and domination more so than with nurturing peace and equality?

One State Solution in Israel/Palestine? A Conversation and Review

Bruce Fisk
March 16, 2021
Global, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics
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He recounts a vision, like John-the-seer in the book of Revelation. Except his is not a binary vision of heaven’s victory and evil’s defeat, but of nonviolent generosity and mutual respect—one that embodies Jesus’ call to radical peacemaking. 

On Protesting: A Theological Reflection for the Privileged (like me)

Jon Huckins
June 1, 2020
Peace & Nonviolence, Practical Justice, Theology
Jesus disrupted the pseudo-peace to expose it for what it was; a weapon of the state to maintain the status quo.

Keep Watch With Me: Advent & Peacemaking

Michael McRay
December 14, 2019
Books, Global, Peace & Nonviolence
We watch, we wait, we work.

‘An Ethic of Resurrection’: Daniel Berrigan & the Kings Bay Plowshares

Art Laffin
April 30, 2018
Creation & Environment, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Practical Justice, Race, Theology
 To be witnesses to the resurrection we must utter our 'No' to state-sanctioned violence, racism, oppression, injustice, and all that endangers life and creation.

A New World Is Possible: Reviving the Soul of America

Don Golden
March 12, 2018
Church Life, General, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Practical Justice, Revival, Theology
Revivalism is a very American way of responding to social crisis. The revivals of the Second Great Awakening called for conversion to Jesus that went beyond personal piety and the promise of heaven.

Keep Watch: Peacemaking Through Advent

Michael McRay
December 4, 2017
General, Global, LGBTQ+, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Practical Justice, Race
This Advent reader won’t just give you comfort and joy; it will tell you the truth of waiting.

The Violence of Peacemaking

Jon Huckins
May 21, 2013
General, Global
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May 21, 2013 | BY: JON HUCKINS -- I was sitting with a friend of mine a few months ago discussing the work of peacemaking...
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