Welcome to the new online version of Episcopal Peace Witness!
One of the many benefits of our new blog-based format for the e-zine is the opportunity for discussion to happen. It is our hope that you will join in the process by commenting on articles.
Looking for a good place to start? How about with a Word from the Editor? Otherwise, take a look over our detailed Table of Contents below. Let us know what you think! And, if you’re still looking for a hard copy, please download the issue as a PDF suitable for printing at home.
In This Issue:
Seeing What We Don’t Want to See by Gary Commins
Passing Down Peace as a Family Value by Amanda Vaughan
Someone Else’s War by Connie Dee Belmore
Ruminations of an Introvert by Midgene Spatz
Stopping the War: Politics, Strategic Options, Christian Ethics by Gary Dorrien
Rebels, War and Cracked Glass by Joseph Brown
Becoming Bridges: The Spirit and Practice of Diversity, Gary Commins/Cowley Publications, 2007
reviewed by John L. KaterGod and Empire: Jesus Against Rome, Then and Now, John Dominic Crossan/HarperSanFrancisco, 2007
reviewed by Robin JarrellReligion, Empire and Torture: The Case of Achaemenian Persia, with a Postscript on Abu Ghraib, Bruce Lincoln/University of Chicago Press, 2007
reviewed by Robin Jarrell
Iraq Action Group Report: Cant I get a witness? by Hal Hayek
A Soldier’s Journey to Peace Activism by Michael Burroughs
EPF Strategic Planning Process by Linda Gaither
Peace Partners Initiative by Gary Commins
EPF participates in Diocese of Minnesota MDG Summit by Rex McKee
When the Violin Can Forgive the Past by Terry Rogers
Peace Delegation to Iran: February – March, 2008 by Ellen Francis
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