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The U.S.-Iraq war is stirring a host of feelings and responses on a university campus in the Anabaptist Mennonite peace church tradition that has as part of its mission statement "to answer Christ's call to a life of nonviolence, witness, service and peacebuilding." A number of responses have already occurred, and others will surely follow. Several initial statements and activities are provided here for your thoughtful reflection. |
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The ringing of "the unity bell" (nightly at 7:30) | ||
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EMU students assemble relief kits (4/15) | ||
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Sleeping in tents, raising awareness (4/10) | ||
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CTP Response to war in Iraq (4/09) | ||
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EMU administration response (3/28) | ||
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Fighting laws of human nature Ron Kraybill (3/26) | ||
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Why must the nations rage? Jim Bishop (3/25) | ||
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Chapel service reflects on U.S-Iraq conflict (3/24) | ||
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EMS issues statement on Iraqi conflict (3/13) | ||
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The Economic Consequences of War Richard A. Yoder (3/11) | ||
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"Serious about peace?..." Ron Kraybill (3/10) | ||
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One View from Iraq on the Eve of War Micah Keller Shristi (1/31) |














