Some Recent Statements Concerning
the Quaker Peace Testimony
The essays and statements listed below are all available on the web.
2. An Exchange Between Friends: Thomas Jeavons, General Secretary of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, published a strongly pacifist column in the Piladelphia Inquirer; Friend Ted Goertzel expresses a different view.
3. Commentary by Friend Thomas Rodd, a Vietnam War Draft Resister
4. Reflections by Paul Lacey, Professor Emeritus at Earlham College, September 12, 2001.
5. Three Views on Quaker Peace Witness in World War I.
6. The Integrity of German Friends During the Twelve Years of Nazi Rule A Pendle Hill Lecture By Brenda Bailey
7. Modern Peacemakers: Inhabiting Both the Earthly City and the City of God By Daniel A. Seeger: Message offered at the 1997 Quaker Peace Roundtable, sponsored by Pendle Hill and held at the Arch Street Meeting House, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- January 18, 1997
8. What Quakers Can Learn From Mennonites About Peace Witness By Jennifer Elam and Chuck Fager: Excerpts From an Advance Paper for the 1997 Quaker Peace Roundtable
9. Report on a visit to the Peacekeeping Institute at the U.S. Army War College By Chuck Fager, 1995
10. Peacemaking And the "Humanitarian Industrial Complex":A Report on the U.S. Institute of Peace 10th Anniversary Conference, November, 1994. Prepared by Chuck Fager for the Pendle Hill Issues Program.
11. PEACE THROUGH PLAY -- A Site for for transforming the Culture of Violence Into a Culture of Peace by realising the inborn creative potential in children, young people, yourself.
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