Practicing Peace: Theology, Contemplation, and Action

This book is about the practice of peace in daily life.

We talk about the importance of peace but often struggle to embody it.

Someone annoys us and suddenly we are embroiled in a vortex of conflict.

We may ask ourselves, "How can we live with greater integrity?

How can we make a positive difference in the world without diminishing others or ourselves?" The author proposes that practicing peace is not something that we do by heroic effort.

Christ, by pure grace, breaks through to us when we least expect it.

Christ is both received and hosted in an open space of God's creation.

This book invites readers on a journey which interweaves theology, contemplation, and action in intensely practical ways.

Containing numerous anecdotes and thought-provoking questions, the book will be a useful resource for church study groups and leadership programs.

As we explore this embodied spirituality, we may discover that the Christlike God's restorative love is transforming us into a people of peace.