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You Got Game? Or Has The Game Got You? by Keith Lyndaker Schlabach on 04/05/2008
You Da Camper. No, YOU Da Camper. NO! Youda Camper! by Keith Lyndaker Schlabach on 02/15/2008
Hey, Mom and Dad! That guy on Peace postings says you should buy me this video game for Christmas! by Keith Lyndaker Schlabach on 11/26/2007
Some Great Anti-Bullying Games! by Keith Lyndaker Schlabach on 11/06/2007
Broken Halos: It's Just Fun Blowing People Up by Keith Lyndaker Schlabach on 10/10/2007
Well, Hello Dolly! by Leo Hartshorn on 09/28/2007
Syberia II: Will Kate Reach Syberia? by Keith Lyndaker Schlabach on 09/28/2007
Jesus is my Game Boy by Keith Lyndaker Schlabach on 09/13/2007
Have you ever wondered how t-shirts are made? by Ecology Club on 09/06/2007
Go and see the mountains...while you can! by Ecology Club on 08/16/2007

The blogs

Peace on earth means peace WITH earth

As soon as northern Indiana environmental conditions allow Bethany students time in school, you'll find blogs here.

Bethany Christian High School (Goshen, Ind.) Ecology Club

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In my backyard

The issue of immigration asks, "What does it mean to love neighbors new to our communities, when our government sees them as a problem?"

Bryce Miller is a Mennonite pastor in Tucson, Arizona, the first major city north of the US/Mexico border.

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Peace (Salaam) from Palestine

Does how I choose determine who will lose?

Christi Hoover Seidel is a Mennonite Central Committee worker living in Bethlehem.

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Apolitical Jesus

What does it mean to be "not of this world?"

Cindy Weidman teaches in Chambersburg, PA.

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Living it

How should we be willing to sacrifice for Christ? Have we moved into a comfort zone? Are we willing to get radical with our faith?

Glen Guyton is youth pastor at Calvary Community Church, Hampton, Virginia.

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History through the eyes of peace

Why is war history more memorable than peace history?

James Juhnke was history professor at Bethel College (KS) from 1967 to 2002. In retirement he misses the chance to talk to teens about ways to understand American history from a Christian pacifist perspective.

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Reading the Bible--working for peace

How do we link what we read in the Bible to how we work for peace today?

Jennifer Davis Sensenig serves as an event pastor with !Explore, a theological education program for high school youth, and as an associate pastor at Pasadena Mennonite Church in Pasadena, CA.

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What would Jesus play?

WWJP? "What would Jesus play?" or "Why Would Jesus Play?" Video games that is. Would the Prince of Peace have an XBox 360? Should the followers of Jesus play Grand Theft Auto? What makes a video game "Christian?" Can JC bring peace to the world with a Nintendo? Tune in for conversations around these questions and more.

Keith Lyndaker Schlabach is co-founder of PeaceGrooves, an initiative to bring youth and adults together to develop games reflecting the paradigm of peace.

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Old school rap

What does it mean to love enemies?

Leo Hartshorn , a 1960s hippie who was drafted, is now minister of peace and justice with the Mennonite Mission Network.

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