God Loves Justice by Eric Janzen

A curious thing began to happen to me some time ago. It is my habit to read through the newspaper most days. I found that increasingly articles about injustice began to really bother me. I was getting angrier than I ever had before. I was beginning to feel very strong...

Do Not Want Anything… by Oddry Gumaer

In the west, we spend a lot of time trying to make ourselves not feel alive. Let me try to explain: We cry if our hamburgers don’t come with the right toppings and our coffee isn’t served at the ideal temperature with the perfect amount of caffeine. We...

Living With the “Other” by Miroslav Volf

First published in the Journal of Ecumenical Studies. Vol. 39, No. 1-2 (Winter-Spring, 2002). Dr. Volf is the Director of the Center for Faith and Culture, Yale Divinity School INTRODUCTION: SPEAKING IN A CHRISTIAN VOICE I consider it an honor and a privilege to...

Protecting the Neighbourhood by Andy MacPherson

I have heard the call. I have accepted the responsibility, and I thank God my family has been chosen to be a model of justice in my neighborhood. We are a light that shines in the darkness, and darkness shall not overcome us. There is a wonder working power in the...

Iraq: A Police State by Greg Rollins

By Greg Rollins. Greg is a member of Christian Peacemaker Teams, an organization that asks, "What would happen if Christians devoted the same discipline and self-sacrifice to nonviolent peacemaking that armies devote to war?" The other day I watched a police...

Little Palestine by Greg Rollins

By Greg Rollins. Greg is a member of Christian Peacemaker Teams, an organization that asks, "What would happen if Christians devoted the same discipline and self-sacrifice to nonviolent peacemaking that armies devote to war?" The flashbacks disoriented me....