VOL 74, NO. 4-6, 7-9 Summer/Fall 2008 

The Costs of Peace

Original artwork by Nature Studio.








Mission Statement

Through the publication of analytical insights, spiritual visions, and personal journeys, Fellowship magazine helps people of faith commit themselves more deeply to a nonviolent world of justice, peace, and freedom.

 

 


Then, This Is the Year: Imagining Our Way to the Peace Economy
by Frida Berrigan

Active Nonviolence: Transforming the Scripts
by Ken Butigan

A Courageous Dialogue: Overcoming the Triple Threat
by Bernie Meyer

Sociopathic Capitalism: Tricked to Solve the Wrong Problems
by Ian I. Mitroff and Abraham Silvers

Peace, an Essay
by Emily Thomas

Poetry

From an Iranian Mother to an American Mother
by Farideh Hassanzadeh-Mostafavi

burma
by Bill Scheurer

I Am Here
by Lillian Tinker Fortel

Visioning from the Heart
by Bernie Meyer

Hunter
by Tom Chapin and Si Kahn


Editorial:
Desire, Discernment, Discipline: Moral Imagination and the Costs of Peace
by Mark Johnson

Letters to the Editor

News of the Fellowship:

  • Iran: Why Dialogue? A Jewish Leader Speaks to President Ahmadinejad
    by Lynn Gottlieb
  • Plus:
    • Shomer Shalom: New Jewish Nonviolence Organization Launches
    • "Rebirthing King, Rebirthing America" -- January 19, 2009
    • Colombia: Good and Bad News for Peace
    • Local Groups Updates
  • International Fellowship of Reconciliation: Zimbabwe; Sweden

Heartbeat:
Winning by Reflection
by Rabia Terri Harris

Nonviolence in Daily Practice:
Voices, Spaces, Verses: The Encounter of an Anthropologist, a Psalmist, and a Mystic Poet on a Kitchen Table
by Aileen Ibardaloza

Reviews: JFK and the Unspeakable; Let Me Stand Alone; A Persistent Peace; Human Smoke; The Three Trillion Dollar War; No Easy Victories; Dying to Live; Grandmothers Against the War; Mission Accomplished?

Recommended Resources

Obituaries

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