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Peacemaking: A Christian Vocation

Home » Issues » Peacemaking » Peacemaking: A Christian Vocation

Jesus calls us to be peacemakers, both in terms of preventing bloodshed, and building constructive links with God, ourselves, and other people.

In 2006 the Methodist and United Reformed Churches produced a report titled Peacemaking: A Christian Vocation. The report explores a Christian perspective on peace and conflict in the context of new challenges.

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Don’t have time to read the whole report? Read our summary to get started.

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