Book contents
- Advance praise for Peacemakers in Action: Profiles in Religious Peacebuilding – Volume II
- Peacemakers in Action: Profiles in Religious Peacebuilding – Volume II
- Peacemakers in Action: Profiles in Religious Peacebuilding – Volume II
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Maps
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Part I Introduction
- Part II Case Studies
- 2 The Diplomat’s Daughter, Pursuing Peace in Syria
- 3 War Junkie for G-d
- 4 Sisters by Choice
- 5 Simple Miracles
- 6 Lighting a Candle
- 7 A Bishop for His People
- 8 Pakistan’s Transformational Trainer
- 9 Updates of Case Studies from Volume I
- An Elusive Peace in El Salvador
- Pursuing Justice – Undeterred
- History of Conflict in Northern Ireland
- Father Alex Reid: Facilitating Dialogue and Advocating for Peace
- Rev. Roy Magee: Building Trust and Mediating Loyalist Paramilitaries
- Northern Ireland Today
- Beyond Northern Ireland: Facilitating Peace in the Basque Region
- Remembering Father Alex Reid and Rev. Roy Magee
- Religious Peacemaking in Northern Ireland
- History
- A Postconflict Society
- Friar Ivo Markovic
- Today
- Kosovo’s History: Stories of Peace and Conflict
- Promoting Interfaith Dialogue at the Dečani Monastery
- Technology and Peacemaking
- Religious Diversity and Reconciliation in Kosovo
- Politics, Nationalism, and the Potential for Resurgence of Conflict in the Balkans
- Conflict Revisited: Ethiopia
- Peacemaker in Action: Ethiopia’s Enduring Elder
- World Vision International
- A “Baby Nation” Is Born
- Peace Is Not Easy: Sudan and South Sudan’s Lingering Challenges
- Peacebuilding, Resilience, and the Impact of Wunlit in South Sudan Today
- Apartheid: A Marker in South Africa’s History
- Post-Apartheid South Africa
- Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge
- Public Health, Development, and Gender Reconciliation
- Peacebuilding and Religion: Nozizwe Today
- Background
- The Power of a Partnership: The Imam and the Pastor
- Continued Interfaith Mediation in Nigeria and Worldwide
- Beyond Nigeria: The Breadth of Interventions
- Reaching Potential Peacemakers Through Film
- Challenges
- Into the Future
- Civil War and Conflict in Sierra Leone
- The Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone
- Peace, Reconciliation, and Accountability
- Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding
- Rehabilitation, Development, and Peace: Joining the Government of Sierra Leone
- Building and Stumbling Toward a Lasting Peace
- Background
- In the Likeness of God
- The Froman–Amayreh Agreement
- Reconciliation and Peacemaking in the Middle East
- Rabbi Froman’s Legacy
- Open House
- The Missing Piece of the Abrahamic Triangle
- Building Abrahamic Partnerships
- Continued Interfaith Work
- Middle East Conflict
- Toward the Future
- The Current Conflict in Afghanistan, 2005–2013
- Women, Education, and Public Health in Afghanistan
- Sakena Yacoobi: Education in Defiance and with Hope
- An Afghan in Action: Building the Afghan Institute of Learning
- Challenges Abound
- Sakena Today
- The Future: Peacemaking Through Education in Afghanistan
- Indonesia and West Papua
- Benny Giay: Entering the Fray
- Reverend Giay and the KINGMI Church
- Creating Critical Awareness
- Peace: The New Evangelism
- Risk
- Moving Forward
- José Inocencio “Chencho” Alas, El Salvador
- Father Alex Reid and the Rev. Dr. Roy Magee, Northern Ireland
- Friar Ivo Markovic, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Father Sava Janjic, Kosovo
- Ephraim Isaac, Ethiopia
- Rev. Dr. William O. Lowrey, Sudan/South Sudan
- Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge, South Africa
- Pastor James Wuye and Imam Muhammad Ashafa, Nigeria
- Alimamy Koroma, Sierra Leone
- Abuna Elias Chacour, Israel
- Rabbi Menachem Froman, Israel
- Yehezkel Landau, Israel/Palestine
- Sakena Yacoobi, Afghanistan
- The Rev. Benny Giay, West Papua, Indonesia
- Part III Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Index
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Book contents
- Advance praise for Peacemakers in Action: Profiles in Religious Peacebuilding – Volume II
- Peacemakers in Action: Profiles in Religious Peacebuilding – Volume II
- Peacemakers in Action: Profiles in Religious Peacebuilding – Volume II
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Maps
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Part I Introduction
- Part II Case Studies
- 2 The Diplomat’s Daughter, Pursuing Peace in Syria
- 3 War Junkie for G-d
- 4 Sisters by Choice
- 5 Simple Miracles
- 6 Lighting a Candle
- 7 A Bishop for His People
- 8 Pakistan’s Transformational Trainer
- 9 Updates of Case Studies from Volume I
- An Elusive Peace in El Salvador
- Pursuing Justice – Undeterred
- History of Conflict in Northern Ireland
- Father Alex Reid: Facilitating Dialogue and Advocating for Peace
- Rev. Roy Magee: Building Trust and Mediating Loyalist Paramilitaries
- Northern Ireland Today
- Beyond Northern Ireland: Facilitating Peace in the Basque Region
- Remembering Father Alex Reid and Rev. Roy Magee
- Religious Peacemaking in Northern Ireland
- History
- A Postconflict Society
- Friar Ivo Markovic
- Today
- Kosovo’s History: Stories of Peace and Conflict
- Promoting Interfaith Dialogue at the Dečani Monastery
- Technology and Peacemaking
- Religious Diversity and Reconciliation in Kosovo
- Politics, Nationalism, and the Potential for Resurgence of Conflict in the Balkans
- Conflict Revisited: Ethiopia
- Peacemaker in Action: Ethiopia’s Enduring Elder
- World Vision International
- A “Baby Nation” Is Born
- Peace Is Not Easy: Sudan and South Sudan’s Lingering Challenges
- Peacebuilding, Resilience, and the Impact of Wunlit in South Sudan Today
- Apartheid: A Marker in South Africa’s History
- Post-Apartheid South Africa
- Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge
- Public Health, Development, and Gender Reconciliation
- Peacebuilding and Religion: Nozizwe Today
- Background
- The Power of a Partnership: The Imam and the Pastor
- Continued Interfaith Mediation in Nigeria and Worldwide
- Beyond Nigeria: The Breadth of Interventions
- Reaching Potential Peacemakers Through Film
- Challenges
- Into the Future
- Civil War and Conflict in Sierra Leone
- The Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone
- Peace, Reconciliation, and Accountability
- Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding
- Rehabilitation, Development, and Peace: Joining the Government of Sierra Leone
- Building and Stumbling Toward a Lasting Peace
- Background
- In the Likeness of God
- The Froman–Amayreh Agreement
- Reconciliation and Peacemaking in the Middle East
- Rabbi Froman’s Legacy
- Open House
- The Missing Piece of the Abrahamic Triangle
- Building Abrahamic Partnerships
- Continued Interfaith Work
- Middle East Conflict
- Toward the Future
- The Current Conflict in Afghanistan, 2005–2013
- Women, Education, and Public Health in Afghanistan
- Sakena Yacoobi: Education in Defiance and with Hope
- An Afghan in Action: Building the Afghan Institute of Learning
- Challenges Abound
- Sakena Today
- The Future: Peacemaking Through Education in Afghanistan
- Indonesia and West Papua
- Benny Giay: Entering the Fray
- Reverend Giay and the KINGMI Church
- Creating Critical Awareness
- Peace: The New Evangelism
- Risk
- Moving Forward
- José Inocencio “Chencho” Alas, El Salvador
- Father Alex Reid and the Rev. Dr. Roy Magee, Northern Ireland
- Friar Ivo Markovic, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Father Sava Janjic, Kosovo
- Ephraim Isaac, Ethiopia
- Rev. Dr. William O. Lowrey, Sudan/South Sudan
- Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge, South Africa
- Pastor James Wuye and Imam Muhammad Ashafa, Nigeria
- Alimamy Koroma, Sierra Leone
- Abuna Elias Chacour, Israel
- Rabbi Menachem Froman, Israel
- Yehezkel Landau, Israel/Palestine
- Sakena Yacoobi, Afghanistan
- The Rev. Benny Giay, West Papua, Indonesia
- Part III Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Index
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- Peacemakers in ActionProfiles in Religious Peacebuilding, pp. 378 - 384Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2016