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Nov 17 2011

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Zimbabwe project welcomes ex-prisoners

Shivering, he cried for forgiveness. “I come to you as a prodigal son. Please forgive me.” The two women whose materials had been stolen emerged from the congregation and gave him a big hug.

Sep 29 2011

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MWR: Five years later: Amish grace still flowing from Nickel Mines

For the Amish, forgiveness is not only a dutiful response to tragedy, it is a way of life — a long, emotional journey.

Sep 4 2011

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RNS: Mother cares for her son’s Amish victims

Charlie Roberts said in a suicide note that he hated God after the death of his first child. Faced with similar suffering…his mother has taken the opposite path. Her son cursed God; she trusts in prayer. Her son acted out his rage; she reaches out for reconciliation.

Aug 31 2011

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In Our Son’s Name

On the 10th anniversary of 9/11, Link TV is devoted an entire day of special programming showcasing stories of forgiveness, growth and transformation including Beyond Belief and In Our Son’s Name.

Aug 15 2011

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Riceville church puts aside anger for forgiveness

“And I am impressed with our church members who, on the day after the break-in, were already talking about forgiving and moving on and how God could bring something good out of this.”

Jul 29 2011

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Ken Carter: a school of christian mission and a camp meeting

Rev. Ken Carter, District Superintendent of the Waynesville District in North Carolina, recently led a study of “The Journey: Forgiveness, Reconciliation, and Restorative Justice” at the Western North Carolina United Methodist Women’s School of Christian Mission. He reflected on the experience on his blog.

Jul 28 2011

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In the Quest for Forgiveness and Reconciliation: A Challenge for Women in Kamina/DR Congo

Guy Mande: Forgiveness, also arose as a difficult process to deal with but again necessary for reconciliation within a given community. How can those who committed several atrocities be allowed to walk freely on the streets without any sense of accountability or reparation?

Jul 25 2011

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A Story of Remarkable Forgiveness

BBC News covers the extraordinary act of forgiveness by Rais Bhuiyan, a Bangladeshi Muslim, who reached out to his attempted murderer on death row to forgive and plea for his clemency.

Jul 13 2011

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Responsively Yours: Children of God Wage Peace

Harriet Jane Olson: What would it be like if our history were shaped by the times of peace, and the wars were viewed as the interruptions? What if we trained some of our best and brightest strategists to create the conditions for peace, for dispute resolution and for investment in all of the things that help humans thrive?

Jul 1 2011

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The Journey – Attend a School of Christian Mission in your Annual Conference

Schools of Christian Mission are taking place across the country this summer to study The Journey: Forgiveness, Restorative Justice and Reconciliation. Find out where a school is taking place near you. The schools are open to everyone.

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