Audio Cassettes
Beyond War (part 1) What War Really Means - Audio Cd
BY DAVID FREUDBERG Is warfare a necessary evil -- or is it total madness? The true human costs of war are described by patients in a veterans hospital, the author of a history of bombing, a NY Times war correspondent and others Also The Quaker conscience: the social and political witness offered by members of the Society of Friends. Here Friends discuss pacifism and social equality and lastly Viktor Frankl, the late author of "Man's Search for Meaning" who recognized that only by clinging to a higher life purpose could he survive such an atrocity.
Human Media 2003 1 HOUR Audio $6.50 (in stock) Buy
BY VARIOUS ARTISTS The Big Book for Peace edited by Ann Durrell is sadly out of print, but here on audio are recorded most of its poems and stories about many kinds of peace, peace among people living in different lands, among next-door neighbors, among people of different races, and among sisters and brothers. Understanding among those separated by their beliefs, and those separated by generations. Combined with the ecological stories and poems in Big Book for the Planet. Graet value for 3 hours of listening.
Media Books 1999 2 TAPES Audio $3.50 (in stock) Buy
The Blogging Church Sharing The Story Of Your Church Through Blogs
BY BRIAN BAILEY The author is "web director" at Fellowship Church. His book is aimed at pastors, but Friends will also find it useful. It explains blogging and the associated technologies in simple terms and talks about its advantages and pitfalls for outreach and ministry. Bailey gives tips and examples of good blogging practice.
The Big Book For Peace And The Big Book For Our Planet Jossey Bass 2006 199 PP. Paper
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