Peter Cha: My own Jerusalem
Some of the most important work of reconciliation is not just between cultures or ethnic groups but also within them, says Peter Cha.
Reconciliation
Most Recently Published
Scott Benhase: A national narcissism
Latino immigrants are only our latest scapegoats.
The leader and the loyal opposition
What if Christian leaders cultivated relationships with people in their organizations who offer constructive and creative disagreement?
Louis Weeks: A recipe for thriving relationships -- confession
Repeat after me: “I’m sorry . . . I was wrong . . . You were right . . . Please forgive me.
Leighton Ford: Jesus, Paul, and the proposed Islamic Center
What does Jesus say to us who say we follow him?
Alvin Sanders: Focus on the right battlefield
The executive director of EFCA Samaritan Way encourages leaders to take the need for diversity and reconciliation seriously.
Daniel Muvengi: Through the lens of the child
Despite its large size, World Vision International retains its Christian mission of serving the poor and oppressed by focusing on children.
Celestin Musekura: Raising up hope
The founder and president of ALARM Inc. trains civilian and religious leaders in Africa in character building, theology, conflict resolution, community development and forgiveness.
Jessica Bratt: No entry for global south Christians
The World Communion of Reformed Churches is trying to catch up with being a truly global church. The US government would have none of it.
Violette Nyirarukundo Mwenedata: Wounded healer
A survivor of the Rwandan genocide talks about how her own suffering inspired her to reach out to others in places such as Haiti and Sudan as a biblical counselor.