work on counter-recruitment in local public schools (for more information on the Leave My Child Alone! Campaign, see <http://www.leavemychildalone.org> or <http://www.rcnv.org/counterrecruit/optout>);

fill out a Christian Peacemaker Registration form (see <http://www.mcc.org/ask-a-vet/peacemaker.html>);

serve in a place of conflict with Mennonite Central Committee (<http://www.mcc.org/areaserv.html>) or Christian Peacemaker Teams (<http://www.cpt.org>);

form a relationship with their congressional representative;

write a letter to the local newspaper about military expenditures;

reduce taxable income;

enter into prayerful and respectful dialogue with someone with whom they disagree;

look further into the idea of tax resistance.

"I will present Christ's message of love and peace humbly to all I encounter."

"I will speak up when I encounter theology or action that promotes the empire and blesses U.S. policy."

"I will wear my peace clothing more."

"I will make a public display of my commitment to peace-I've never been part of a walk before."

"I will create a presentation on 'Peace works!' and do presentations."

"I will stop paying the federal excise tax on my phone bill." (For more information on this action, see <http://www.nwtrcc.org/phonetax.htm>.)

"I will build bridges of reconciliation between bickering employees."

"I will bring a vanload of youth to the School of the Americas protest in November." (For more information, see <http://www.soaw.org/new/article.php?id=999>.)

"I will begin the process of forming an Anabaptist Peace Resource Center in my city."

the informational brochure (<http://peace.mennolink.org/resources/peaceaction05.pdf>)

the commitment sheet (with a simple poster on the back)

a paper plate with these words printed on it: "I needed bread and you sent me a bomb" <http://peace.mennolink.org/mag/images/article/214.plate.gif>