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Resources in Peace
Ten suggestions for responding to torture.
A Resolution and Confession on the Torture and Abuse of Prisoners. Adopted by the 216th General Assembly (2004).
The following brief reflections are meant to help preachers and worship leaders connect the lectionary gospel texts for the last three weeks of June and a faithful response to the… Read more »
Peace Cranes may be used to help pray for peace. Before folding, invite participants to write their prayers for peace on their papers. When everyone is finished, string the cranes… Read more »
Do you know someone who has a family member in the National Guard or Reserves now serving overseas or in some other place far away from home? Is it someone… Read more »
Advertise your Peacemaker’s visit in the media.
This adult study introduces the witness to peace and nonviolence found in the New Testament and the writings of the Church Fathers. It is a two-session study that can be… Read more »
These six, brief skits are designed to help lift up the 30th Anniversary of the peacemaking emphasis within the Presbyterian Church.
A canticle by Joy Luscombe and Jeffrey Gaines for use as a call to worship.
A canticle by Joy Luscombe and Jeffrey Gaines for use as a call to worship.
