What would happen if Christians devoted the same discipline and self-sacrifice to nonviolent peacemaking that armies devote to war?

AL KHALIL/HEBRON: Israeli Border Police destroy vegetable fields in Al Beqa’a Valley

Video of the destruction of Palestinian vegetable fields by Israeli border police

Israeli border police destroyed several Palestinian fields in Al Beqa’a Valley just east of Hebron on 6 July 2010, directly affecting the livelihood of more than one hundred Palestinians.

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Upcoming CPT Events

Title Start: End:
Summer Peacemaker Corps Training Mon, 07/12/2010 Thu, 08/12/2010
Palestine / Israel Delegation (FULL) Tue, 07/20/2010 Mon, 08/02/2010
Aboriginal Justice delegation to Treaty #3 Territory (NW Ontario) Fri, 08/13/2010 Mon, 08/23/2010
Aboriginal Justice delegation to Treaty #3 Territory (NW Ontario) Fri, 09/24/2010 Wed, 10/06/2010
Palestine / Israel Delegation Tue, 10/05/2010 Mon, 10/18/2010

Video Introduction to Christian Peacemaker Teams

 

 

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About CPT

Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT) is a living answer to the question, "what would happen if Christians devoted the same discipline and self-sacrifice to nonviolent peacemaking that armies devote to war?"  It is an evolving challenge.

Partnering with nonviolent movements around the world, CPT seeks to embody an inclusive, ecumenical and diverse community of God's love.  We believe we can transform war and occupation, our own lives, and the wider Christian world through:

  • the nonviolent power of God's truth
  • partnership with local peacemakers
  • bold action

CPT places teams at the invitation of local peacemaking communities that are confronting situations of lethal conflict.  These teams seek to follow God's Spirit as it works through local peacemakers who risk injury and death by waging nonviolent direct action to confront systems of violence and oppression. 

CPT understands violence to be rooted in systemic structures of oppression. We are committed to undoing oppressions, starting within our own lives and in the practices of our organization.