Category: Conversation Starter
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The Jeju Island 4.3 Massacre: 78 Years Later, 4/10 @ 8 pm ET

2026 marks the 78th anniversary of the 4.3 Jeju Massacre. The Korea Peace Study Group will discuss this sad history in our April Korea Peace Study Group session.
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Finding Your Fit in Social Change: Cycles, Ecosystems & Roles Making Change Possible, 3/15 @ 3 pm ET

3-hour interactive workshop: -Discuss “people power” & social change -Explore approaches to social change & how they work together -Map cyclical patterns of momentum & involvement in social change movements -Reflect on how our passions & relationships help us find our way into social change roles
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Memories of Children in South Sudan

Recent memories of children who followed Jesus in ways much more powerful than many adults who call themselves Christians.
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Fund Peace, Not War

Globally, military spending already exceeds $2.7 trillion annually. Pause and reflect with Nigerian peacebuilder, Moses Abolade. What would this money do if redirected?
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Iran War & Armageddon

An open letter to fellow Christians on current events, the Left Behind books, Revelation, and the end times. #Revelation #EndTimes #LeftBehind #SignsOfTheTimes #Armageddon #IranWar #Prophecy #EndTimesProphecy #TimLahaye #WarriorKing #WarriorKingJesus #Purim #Purim2026 #BloodMoon2026 #BloodMoon
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World AIDS Day

December 1st is World AIDS Day. 2025 brought huge disruptions in the fight to end HIV/AIDS by 2030. Read more here.
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Are Imperialist powers replicating the Congo model in Sudan?

As Donald Trump’s administration brokers what it calls a “peace roadmap” in Sudan, a familiar pattern is emerging: like in the Democratic Republic of Congo before it, imperialism’s seemingly-contradictory manoeuvres around war and peace serve only to destabilize Sudan, facilitating the extraction of its wealth.
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A Choice No Mother Should Have to Make

Watch “Rovina’s Choice,” a 20-minute documentary on how cuts to US foreign aid shaped Rovina Naboi’s world, forcing her into a choice no mother should have to make.
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A Heavy Week: News from El Fasher

With the news coming out of Sudan, it’s been a long and emotional week. So, I’ll lament a bit in this post… if you’ll bear with me.

