Peacework (Nouwen)
This timely book offers a three-fold path for Christians to embrace Jesus' ethic of peacemaking. First: to begin with a life of prayer, a movement from "the dwelling place" of fear into the house of God. Next, to "resist the powers of death"--including our everyday selfishness. Finally, to celebrate life and to build communities in which love, forgiveness, and compassion bind us in solidarity with a wounded world.
This timely book offers a three-fold path for Christians to embrace Jesus' ethic of peacemaking. First: to begin with a life of prayer, a movement from "the dwelling place" of fear into the house of God. Next, to "resist the powers of death"--including our everyday selfishness. Finally, to celebrate life and to build communities in which love, forgiveness, and compassion bind us in solidarity with a wounded world.
This timely book offers a three-fold path for Christians to embrace Jesus' ethic of peacemaking. First: to begin with a life of prayer, a movement from "the dwelling place" of fear into the house of God. Next, to "resist the powers of death"--including our everyday selfishness. Finally, to celebrate life and to build communities in which love, forgiveness, and compassion bind us in solidarity with a wounded world.