Articles in the Peace & Violence Category
By Alison Mackay | 11 March, 2010 | | Posted in Action, Peace & Violence, Ploughshares |
Media Release: Waihopai Ploughshares
10 March 2010
Update: a statement from the Social Justice Commissioner of the Anglican Church will be presented at today’s media conference in Katherine Mansfield Park.
Media conference: Understanding …
By Alison Mackay | 10 March, 2010 | | Posted in Action, Peace & Violence |
The United Nations has officially declared 2010 the “International Year of Youth.” The declaration is meant to energize young people and challenge them to tackle the world’s problems, from nuclear …
By Alison Mackay | 10 March, 2010 | | Posted in Action, Church, Millennium Development Goals, Peace & Violence, Poverty |
Arms Down! are a global, youth-led, multi-religious campaign on disarmament for development.
The Campaign for Shared Security works to engage religious leaders and believers around the world to unleash …
By JimHunt | 2 February, 2010 | | Posted in Peace & Violence |
There is a big fuss arising just now about Taiwan buying armaments from the United States of America. I wonder just what sort of material is being traded …
By Dave | 6 October, 2009 | | Posted in News, Peace & Violence |
Does Christianity Demand Pacifism?
Jesuit Priest and peace campaigner Father John Dear is coming to Wellington….
By Jolyon | 18 September, 2009 | | Posted in Church, News, Peace & Violence |
The International Day of Prayer for Peace is on 21 September. It is organised by the World Council of Churches (WCC) as part of their ‘Decade to Overcome Violence: Churches …
By Charlene | 2 July, 2009 | | Posted in Peace & Violence |
Titled, “Darkness lurks in NZs soul” Michael Laws commented recently on the a United Nations report on cannabis use, “Along with our propensity for binge drinking, anti-depressants and child …