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Fun Peace Activities

  All : Coloring Pages  
Title DateAuthor
Color of Peace: Coloring Pages11/2/2002  
Seven coloring pages with suggestions for companion things to draw focusing on how child can help make the world more peaceful.
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Coloring Page - We are People of God's Peace6/1/2002  by Cynthia Friesen 
Kids coloring poster designed for Peace Sunday 2002. Text: We are People of God's Peace!
(600 x 806 JPG 93K)
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Peace Begins with Me 6/1/2001  by Cynthia Friesen 
Coloring Poster. Also available from Mennonite Mission Network as a 2' x 3' study poster with adult help sheet, "Can you find...?"
(600 x 900 GIF 78K)
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  All : Online Activities  
Title DateAuthor
Conflict: How do YOUth respond2/28/2003  by Anne Meyer Byler 
This free questionnaire is a tool for youth to use as they begin to explore the many ways to deal with conflicts. Both online and printable versions are available.
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Adult Personal Conflict Style Inventory2/17/2003  
This online survey will calculate your preferred method of dealing with conflict. A printable version with scoring instructions is also available.
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Title DateAuthor
If you dress up this year, pretend to be someone worth imitating.   (PDF)10/15/2007  by John Martin 
Find a Halloween costume: Activity worksheet to help children find a costume that imitates a famous peace hero.
(204K PDF)
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Remembering Migrants on the U.S./Mexico Border11/23/2005  by MCC 
The Mennonite Central Committee Washington Office offers the following Advent activities to remember the migrants who died this year on the U.S./Mexico border.
Advent Advocacy: Display11/17/2005  by Susan Mark Landis 
American Friends Service Committee has these suggestions for representing Iraqi deaths.
Advent Advocacy 200511/17/2005  by Susan Mark Landis 
ADVENT ADVOCACY Actions: Ideas for individuals and congregations who want to honor Jesus' birth with action for peace and justice.
Advent Advocacy: Walk for Peace11/17/2005  by Susan Mark Landis 
ADVENT ADVOCACY Actions: A congregational walk for peace based on "Praying with our feet"
Advent Advocacy: Letters to Editor11/17/2005  by Susan Mark Landis 
Ideas for individuals and congregations who want to honor Jesus' birth with action for peace and justice. Letters to the editor of your local newspaper
An Offering of Prayer10/20/2004  
Consider inviting a local group of believers to spend time in prayer for peace workers, and then write the workers and let them know about your prayers.
Sharing Peace as Lambs among Wolves6/9/2004  by Malinda Berry 
Suggested Children's Time activity for Christian Citizenship Sunday 2004.
Family Offering Project   (PDF)10/28/2003  by Susan Mark Landis 
Follow directions to make offering container. Then, every time your family sees a violent act, place a coin in the container to support Peace and Justice work.
(384K PDF)
Peace -- How Does Your Family Rate?   (PDF)3/18/2003  by Anne Meyer Byler 
Peace: How does your family rate? Use this form to see how peaceful your family is.
(13K PDF)
Conflict: How do YOUth respond - Leader's Guide2/28/2003  by MCS 
This is the leaders guide for Conflict: Now do YOUth Respond. A tool for youth to use as they begin to explore the many ways to deal with conflicts.
Word Search: Many Ways to Respond to Conflict2/28/2003  by Anne Meyer Byler 
There are many ways you can respond in a conflict, not just one or two. See how many different ways you can find in this Word Search.
Work Sabbath10/16/2002  
Emphasize the seriousness of an event by stopping everyday activities to take time for special prayer and action.
Dramatizing War's Consequences10/15/2002  
A suggestion for a public display that dramatizes the consequences of war.
Wolf and Lamb - Coloring Sheet10/6/2002  
Print out this full page coloring sheet of a Wolf and a Lamb together. Based on Isaiah 65:17-25
(600 x 687 GIF 46K)
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Wolf and Lamb - Wordfind10/6/2002  
Wordfind activity sheets based on Isaiah 65:1-25 (The Wolf and Lamb Together). A Coloring Sheet and a Dot-to-Dot is also available.
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Wolf and Lamb - Dot to Dot10/6/2002  
Print out this graphic on a full page 8.5x11 sheet of paper and complete the dot to dot.
(575 x 658 GIF 37K)
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Meet me at the fair. . . Ideas for your peace exhibit8/7/2002  by Joanne Lehman 
Ideas about how to do a good job setting up a peace display at a fair or carnival.
The Flavor of Peace7/30/2002  
The best peace folk gatherings have plenty of fellowship, food, and foolery. Following are recipes from affairs where all three were present.
Iraq sanctions beanbag toss 7/8/2002  by Susan Mark Landis 
Iraq sanctions beanbag toss: A simple, effective visual to attract attention and educate.
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Conflict and YOUth - Quiz7/1/2002  by Anne Meyer Byler 
This online questionnaire is a tool for youth to use as they begin to explore the many ways to deal with conflicts.
Agreeing and Disagreeing in Love Quiz  by William Scott, Jr. 
To introduce a congregational study on the Wichita 95 statement, "Agreeing and disagreeing in love: Commitments for Mennonites in times of disagreement," pastor William Scott, Jr., distributed this quiz.
The Wandering Peacemaker  
A group activity for Youth ages 10-15 on Racism awareness
Peacemaker Bingo Cards  
This peacemaker bingo card can be printed out and used for a get-acquainted activity.
Reconciliation Bread  by Mary Beth Lind 
Recipe: I call it Reconciliation Bread because three different flour doughs are brought together in harmony