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Tag: Peace
On SodaStream, Occupation, and Nuance
In the flurry of Super Bowl ads, you may not have noticed one for SodaStream, starring Scarlett Johanssen, but this one ad stirred up quite
Protesting Priests in Kiev–the full story
There have been gripping photos spreading around social media this week of priests standing between riot police and protesters in the heart of Kiev.
A Miracle: Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem to be restored
In what some are calling the biggest miracle in Bethlehem since the birth of Jesus, the three churches that share responsibility for the Nativity church put aside centuries of tense relations this past year to ensure the job gets done.
Pope Francis urges spirit of brotherhood/sisterhood for all
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Victim of Taliban violence wows Jon Stewart and the world
Nobel Peace Prize nominee Malala Yousafzai, 16, inspires the world, and Jon Stewart, with her wisdom about non-violence in the face of oppression. Business Insider
Muslims and Christians hope for a new Egypt
The Diocese of Egypt with North Africa and the Horn of Africa invited Muslim leaders and politicians, along with Christian leaders from different denominations, for
Episcopal archbishop to lead South Sudan reconciliation efforts
From Anglican Communion News Service: The president of South Sudan has appointed the archbishop of the Episcopal Church of Sudan to chair the national reconciliation
Hope and peace in a violent world
Rabbi Matthew Gevirtz, Bishop Mark Beckwith and Imam Deen Shareet appear on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” to talk about bringing hope in a times of violence.
Peace and Compassion
Vicki Garvey, Canon for Christian Formation for the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago speaks on compassion on the program “30 Good Minutes” from