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| Â | International Peace Mission movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The International Peace Mission movement was the religious movement started by | | | However, this opened up an enormous liability for the movement, so it resisted and appealed the order. | | | Newspaper accounts fueled the impression the movement was a cult that lured in and brainwashed gullible followers. |
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| Â | Churches of FATHER DIVINE'S Peace Mission Movement Index |
| | MOTHER DIVINE, the symbol of what the church triumphant means; not as a building made of stone, but the life of Christ actually lived by each member of Peace Mission Churches and followers of FATHER DIVINE. | | | The influence of Peace Mission Churches is felt around the world. | | | Circle Mission Church and its Network of Churches. |
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http://fdipmm.libertynet.org/pmmdirtv/chudiffe.html
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| Â | ipedia.com: Edna Rose Ritchings Article |
| | Jones based some of his doctrines on the International Peace Mission movement, and claimed to be the reincarnation of Father Divine. | | | The Movement has nearly dwindled to extinction because few new converts have joined, and Peace Mission doctrine forbids sex. | | | Edna Rose Ritchings, is the symbolic maintainer of the International Peace Mission movement. |
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http://www.ipedia.com/edna_rose_ritchings.html
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| Â | Father Divine (Miller at CESNUR 99) |
| | The headquarters of the Peace Mission Movement is Woodmont, which Father Divine declared the Country Seat of the World and the Mount of the House of the Lord. | | | Although the Peace Mission movement was entirely celibate, Father Divine was married. | | | The movement's values prevail at the hotel, of course; Father Divine's International Modest Code prohibits smoking, drinking, and immodest clothing, and men and women are housed on separate floors. |
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http://www.cesnur.org/testi/bryn/br_miller.htm
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| | The Peace Mission Movement was begun by the Reverend M. Divine (Father Divine), who first gained recognition as a preacher in the South during the early years of the 20th century. | | | Father Divine¹s Peace Mission is notable for having embraced racial integration long before the national Civil Rights movement. | | | Although historic preservation was never an explicit goal of Father Divine or of the Peace Mission, he and Mother Divine (whom he married in 1946) nevertheless became loving stewards of a large number of historic properties. |
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http://www.preservationalliance.com/news_motherdivine.php
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| Â | Every Church A Peace Church |
| | Mission Statement – On Earth Peace is a movement grounded in the Church of the Brethren, dedicated to following the teaching of Jesus Christ in renewing and living out our biblical and denominational heritage of peace. | | | PEACE AND JUSTICE SUPPORT NETWORK, MENNONITE CHURCH U.S.A. The Peace and Justice Support Network (PJSN) of Mennonite Church USA was created during the spring of 2002. | | | The Orthodox Peace Fellowship (of the Protection of the Mother of God) is an association of Orthodox Christians belonging to different nations and jurisdictions trying to live the peace of Christ in day to day life, including situations of division and conflict. |
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http://www.ecapc.org/links.asp
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| Â | Mission, Peace and Ecumenical Studies - Links |
| | The movement works in all areas of peace but has a specific focus on demilitarisation, security and arms trade, development and human rights, and ecology. | | | Pax Christi International A Catholic international peace movement that began in France at the end of World War II. | | | The WCC was formed to serve and advance the ecumenical movement - the quest for restoring the unity of the church - by encouraging in its members a common commitment to follow the gospel. |
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http://www.eden.edu/mission/relatedlinks.html
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| Â | WWW Virtual Library: International Affairs Resources--Peace, Conflict Resolution, and Security |
| | Peace and Conflict: The Home of Peace Studies on the World Wide Web -- By Robin J. Crews, of Communications for a Sustainable Future, "a virtual guide to, and library of, peace studies and conflict resolution." Note the list of Peace and Conflict Research Centers, Institutes, Organizations and Networks. | | | Note the Library and the Research Centers in International Relations on the Web directory, by country. | | | Note their excellent International Edition, which contains directories of conflicts by type and dispute resolution processes by type. |
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http://www.etown.edu/vl/peace.html
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| Â | Peace Mission -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | predominantly black 20th-century religious movement in the United States, founded and led by Father Divine (1878/80–1965), who was regarded, or worshiped, by his followers as God, Dean of the... | | | predominantly black 20th-century religious movement in the United States, founded and led by Father Divine (1878/80–1965), who was regarded, or worshiped, by his followers as God, Dean of the Universe, and Harnesser of Atomic Energy. | | | "Peace Mission" Encyclopædia Britannica from Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service. |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=60329
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| Â | Chapter 3. CambodiaForeign policy and mission for peace: International Development Research Centre |
| | Canada was twice invited to participate in these missions, first in 1954, at the conclusion of the Geneva Conference, and on a second occasion in the fall of 1972, when a cease-fire agreement appeared possible in Viet Nam. | | | On the other hand, the conference proceedings were not suspended indefinitely but simply adjourned; during the 2-year interval preceding their resumption, the multiple elements of fragile consensus were put into place, along with innumerable compromises involving overlapping layers of local interests, regional conflicts, and international antagonisms. | | | Canada had known for more than 2 years that Viet Nam would be making such a request when favourable conditions were in place. |
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http://www.imfn.net/en/ev-29538-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html
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| Â | Women's Peace Mission to European Capitals, 1915, Introduction |
| | Historians have focused on the International Congress at The Hague and its significance to the pacifist movement in the twentieth century but they have not examined the women's peace mission. | | | to the International Conference of Women for a Permanent Peace | | | For this peace mission, thirty delegates toured European capitals between May and June of 1915. |
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http://womhist.binghamton.edu/hague/intro.htm
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| Â | The Religious Society of Friends |
| | Some pages on Peace Pilgrim, maintained by a pair of Quakers. | | | Letters from Viet Nam, a book by Charles Stevens. | | | Eden Grace has a paper explaining Quaker decision-making practice and its theological presuppositions. |
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http://www.quaker.org/#2
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| | Religions For Peace - World Conference on Religion and Peace | | | Peacemaker Ministries - an international ministry equipping and assisting christians and their churches to respond to conflict biblically | | | Peace Committee - Community of Christ - MI |
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http://www.betterworldlinks.org/book03b.htm
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| Â | ipedia.com: Sweet Angel Article |
| | Sweet Angel is also the name of Edna Rose Ritchings within the International Peace Mission movement. | | | Sweet Angel is also the name of Edna Rose Ritchings within the International Peace Mission movemen... | | | Sweet Angel is the name of a 1929 movie nominated for the Academy Award for best Interior Decoration. |
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http://fav.ipedia.com/ipedia/s/sw/sweet_angel.html
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| Â | Nonviolence.org: a Peace Antiwar Homepage |
| | The Bruderhof Peacemakers Guide was created to inspire and empower you to work for peace, and to arm you with living proof of the power of nonviolence to effect change and resolve conflicts. | | | While he didn’t deserve the Nobel Peace Prize, he was far from the first architect of murder to walk off with it (our own Henry Kissinger comes to mind), and he is one of a few men who could legitimately claim to have defined war and peace in our age. | | | When the death of Zaire’s iconic strongman Mobutu Sese Seko in 1997 opened up possibilities for peaceful realignments in the region, even though war was the first result. |
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| Â | Chapter 2. NicaraguaHistory, social conflict, and mission for peace: International Development Research Centre |
| | This understanding is important in view of the tendency of conventional analyses of missions for peace to use ahistorical and voluntaristic interpretations of social phenomena. | | | The ahistorical and voluntaristic approach, characteristic of conventional interpretations of missions for peace, has resulted in a distorted view of their potential and actual contributions to world peace. | | | Missions for peace can create new opportunities that the elites of politically polarized and socially divided societies can use to construct a stable social consensus. |
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http://www.imfn.net/en/ev-29537-201-1-DO_TOPIC.html
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| Â | Peace Missions - Africa Mission |
| | On May 15, 2004, Rev Finnian Ebuehi convened a meeting of religious, political and business leaders to address the matter and seek support for establishment of schools and the building of neutral facilities in the region | | | The Africa Mission is focused on the countries of Nigeria and Mali and directed by Rev. Finnian O. Ebuehi. | | | Rev Ebuehi has directed and coordinated long term field work in Senegal, Mali, Nigeria, Niger, Cote D' Ivoire and Benin with regular mission trips to these and other African countries over the last decade. |
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http://www.peacemissions.org/africa.html
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| Â | Peace Missions - About Us |
| | International Peace Missions is a non-profit, non-governmental peace movement working on a global scale and touching a variety of issues in the fields of faith, law, human rights, civil liberties, ethnic and economic justice. | | | International Peace Missions seeks to promote peace and reconciliation in regions and countries impacted by war, genocide, religious and ethnic intolerance, famine, and poverty. | | | International Peace Missions is organized into regional sections ( Balkans, Mexico and Central America, Africa, North America), with local affiliations or activities in over 10 countries and 4 continents. |
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http://www.peacemissions.org/
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| Â | mission and working methods |
| | The peace movement works closely together with other social movements on this challenge. | | | Internationally we hope to work with and strengthen peace and justice movements in the global south. | | | Despite the diversity of political and world views within the peace movement, there are strong overlying thematic ties that have made tight and consistent collaboration possible. |
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http://www.koop-frieden.de/mission.htm
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| Â | International Peace/Anti-War Movement (April 2003) |
| | Although neither movement stopped military actions, both created an epidemic of peace. | | | Other forms of protests included school and university walk-outs, peace vigils, and die-ins. | | | After the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York, organizations such as the 911 Peace Network formed to promote "appropriate and thoughtful action for justice and peace". |
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| Â | Truth Justice Peace :: Human Shield Action to Iraq |
| | For the latest action by Truth Justice Peace see P10K (Palestine 10 000). | | | The action’s primary goal, instigated by Ken O’Keefe of Truth Justice Peace, was simple; get thousands of (mostly white) Westerners to Iraq to make the bombing and invasion of Iraq politically untenable. | | | On the 25th of January, 2003 thirty human shield volunteers and three double-decker buses left London to pick up other volunteers throughout Europe on their way to Iraq. |
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| Â | Peace Missions - Balkan Mission |
| | Last year, more than 400,000 displaced people sought to return to their homes in Balkans. | | | As the situation in the region seems to improve, international involvement is declining. | | | International assistance levels are decreasing, and international institutions are scaling down or moving out. |
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| Â | International Peace Mission Movement |
| | We're working hard to make this page ( International Peace Mission Movement) live. | | | With hundreds of writers, it should not be very long at all. |
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| Â | Peace - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Peace movement: social movement that seeks achieve ideals such as the ending of a particular war (or all wars), minimize inter-human violence in a particular place or type of situation, often linked to the goal of achieving world peace. | | | Peace churches: Christian groups in the pacifist tradition. | | | Peace as an absence of violence or of evil; presence of justice |
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| Â | Peace symbol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The CND peace symbol (☮) was an icon of the 1960s anti-war movement, and was also adopted by the counterculture of the time. | | | The V-sign is a hand gesture often used as a peace symbol. | | | The usage of the rainbow can either be tracked back to pacific coexistence of different people, or to the rainbow that God showed Noah at the end of the flood, as a symbol of peace between god and mankind. |
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| Â | Peace - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Peace movement : social movement that seeks achieve ideals such as the ending of a particular war (or all wars), minimize inter-human violence in a particular place or type of situation, often linked to the goal of achieving world peace. | | | Peace churches : Christian groups in the pacifist tradition. | | | For example, in the Great Lakes region of Africa, the word for peace is kindoki, which refers to a harmonious balance between human beings, the rest of the natural world, and the cosmos. |
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| | Thus, the better-known social movements, the Communes, the Crusades, and the Reform of the Church, did not replace the "failed" Peace of God; to a large extent they arose directly from it. | | | Already by the 1050s the movement was giving way to more efficacious ones, such as would give medieval Western culture its stamp: the King's Peace, the Church Reform, the Communes, and the Crusades. | | | Commoners began to share in the oaths and the responsibilities of the Peace Assemblies, the crowds and the assemblies multiplied, and the movement began to develop legislation. |
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