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Resources from Others
The number of peace resources being produced is unfathomable. We don't know about all of them--not all the excellent ones or all the Mennonite ones. We do not have a goal of finding or evaluating resources.However, we want to take the opportunity to let you know about a few that we use and think will be helpful to you. We in no way claim that this is a complete list or a fair list. It's just our list, and Leo and Susan will use our judgment about what to include.
We also provide many free downloadable resources
plus print resources and t-shirts you can order on our website.
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Gods Love Has No Borders: Immigration Reform Must Be Just |  |
In response to the growing national and local conversation about immigration, First Mennonite Church, Lincoln, Nebraska, has created banners bearing this message, originally developed by the Peace and Justice Support Network of Mennonite Church USA.
The congregation is making the banners available to for public display as a reminder of God's concern for all people and a call for just immigration policies. Consider placing a banner in English or Spanish in front of your place of worship to remind everyone that God still cares about foreigners in the land.
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How to Teach Peace to Children | |
by Anne Meyer BylerHow can parents instill a peaceable lifestyle in their children? Do children learn more by words or by actions? How to Teach Peace to Children speaks to issues that are front and center for parents-building family relationships, teaching care for others in the neighborhood and around the world, guiding children in the way of nonviolence. Based on the best-selling book by J. Lorne Peachey, this new edition gives practical suggestions to help families pattern their lives after Jesus' words and actions while dealing with modern stresses.
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Oil lamps | |
This oil lamp, created by Dick Lehman, is a duplicate of the one Daryl Byler carried to Iraq during his May 2002 trip there.Mennonite Church congregations in the United States and Canada are invited to dedicate their own lamp and light it each Sunday as they pray for peace between our nations.
More about using peace lamps in worship
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Peace Pin |
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Pray for Peace pins provide a quiet witness to our faith and are now
available from Faith & Life Resources. Order any quantity at $5.99
U.S./$9.49 Canadian each, plus shipping and handling. The
small white pins
feature the new Mennonite Church dove with the words "Pray
for Peace" in
green.Actual size: 3/4 x 1 inch.
To order, call 1-800-245-7894.
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