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Vanguard University\'s Center for Peacemaking and Reconciliation
The mission of The Center for Peacemaking and Reconciliation (CPAR) is to provide leadership and support to peacemaking and reconciliation efforts in schools, churches, communities, and other organizations facing the challenges of human conflict and
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Nonviolence, the Hope of the Future
In a world of war and injustice, any real spirituality has to engage the struggle for peace and justice. In a culture of violence like ours, what we need from people of faith and conscience are active spiritualities of nonviolence.
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Spirituality as a Resource for Social Justice
Article by Veli-Matti Karkainnen in the Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies.
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Christian Peacemaker Teams
Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT) offers an organized, nonviolent alternative to war and other forms of lethal inter-group conflict. CPT provides organizational support to persons committed to faith-based nonviolent alternatives in situations where le
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Mennonite Central Committee
Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) is a relief, service, and peace agency of the North American Mennonite and Brethren in Christ churches. MCC reflects the biblical call to care for the hungry and thirsty, the stranger, the sick and those in prison.
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Resources for Parents
Resources for Parents and Care Givers. Writings, Prayers and Lists of materials available to teach Peace and Justice to Children.
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Wink Responds to Critics with A Third Way
Walter Wink explores the third way, not pacifism or violence, but nonviolent confrontation of evil. Specifically, he examines Jesus' confrontation of evil in the Gospels.
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Breaking the Cycles of Violence; Creating Circles of Peace
In a world filled with violence and injustice, how can a Christian proceed? How can followers of Jesus make a difference? In this practical essay, Walter Wink journeys into ways we can be peacemakers.
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Jesus and Nonviolence
Walter Wink seeks to understand what nonviolence and reconciliation looked like to Christ: not passivity but proaction.
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Nonviolence for the Violent
In a talk given to the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, Walter Wink typifies three ways Christians should respond to violence based on the Sermon on the Mount.
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Just War and Stanley Hauerwas
This transcript of the radio show Encounter explores Christians, violence, and the State
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The Ethicist Theologian
Stanley Hauerwas makes his case for the Ethicist Theologian in effort to integrate the two fields.
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