faith-inspired peacebuilding
John Paul's work as a peacebuilding professional and academic has formative spiritual roots from his upbringing in the Mennonite tradition, found determinative mentorship with Quaker peacemakers, and deepened his contemplative impulses through significant Buddhist relationships. Faith-inspired peacebuilding, as he has come to understand it, exists at the convergence of spirituality and creativity. His engagement opens into the rich and complex pathways of religion, conflict, and interreligious peacebuilding. Faith-inspired has an inclusive quality, suggesting respectful engagement of diverse formative roots and the unfolding potential for creativity. The content in this section ranges from descriptions of religiously based initiatives to reflections into his own spiritual practices.
A volume containing contributions from a variety of disciplines that explores the implications of and responses to environmental violence.
A collection of essays that chronicles, analyzes, and evaluates the Mennonite contribution to the new cultural paradigm in conflict resolution and peacebuilding theory and practice.
A book capturing Adam Curle's core contributions in an accessible, edited form, so that the breadth of his work can be introduced to new students.
El propósito de este libro es ofrecer una guía para ayudar a facilitadores a realizar seminarios donde habrá una búsqueda mutua de respuestas creativas a problemas reales de la comunidad, iglesia, grupo o familia.
A book containing practical ideas for transforming conflict in everyday life with a challenge to Christians to renew their commitment to reconciliation as the heart of the gospel message.
A training of trainers manual to support NGO workers engaging in peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and reconciliation initiatives.
An exploration into the spiritual foundations that undergird John Paul's work as a practitioner and scholar of peacebuilding.
A collection of one hundred thoughts, Advent reflections.