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Tag Archives: peacemaking
Last Twelve Weeks of Shalom House?
[The ShalomHouse Guidance Team has posted this a couple of places -- why not here, too? You might be a future member, or someone who will help!] In 12 weeks Shalom House might end and its function distributed among the … Continue reading
Kristen and the Sword of Wendell Berry
I have been meaning to tell this little story about Kristen for a few weeks. The Monday after resurrection Sunday seems like a good time to tell it. Our good feeling of new life is going to meet up with … Continue reading
Posted in 3 The Mission, Poetry
Tagged courage, peacemaking, Poetry, Shalom House, Wendell Berry, women
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Admiring Menno Simons
It is Menno Simons Day. If you would like the 90-second recap, you can find one here. (I love the tone of the narration!) Some people say that the amount we encounter in a week of the 2010s is like what … Continue reading
Conversion Stories
In my circles, the word “conversion” sort of has a bad reputation. I think that is because strange, power-hungry men (for the most part) have been in the mass media for decades prowling for conversions. People feel like it would … Continue reading
A Fast with Shalom House
We had a great blessing-of-a-feast last night – turkey, all the accoutrements, Gwen’s famous (or should be) dessert punch, amazing friends and comrades. Now for the fast. The people of Shalom House have called for a fast today. Our friends over … Continue reading
Posted in 3 The Mission
Tagged gun violence, hope, Oscar Romero, peacemaking, prayer, Shalom House
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Afghan War Anniversary
At least someone was out on the streets on the anniversary of the Afghan War yesterday. http://www.myfoxdc.com/dpp/news/local/100709_protest_marks_afghan_war_anniversary In the past few years, it has been fascinating to watch the country be muzzled by the new “no news” news which makes … Continue reading
Statement on Action against Gun Violence
Mimi Copp made me as proud as I have ever been about being associated with someone this week. Getting arrested in the effort to close down a sleazy gun shop notorious for supplying illegal weapons was amazing. Then hearing her … Continue reading