#WalkinSolidarity, June 4
Cross-posting a Truthout article authored by Mat Nashed: In Sudan, Perpetrators of War Crimes Are Rewarded While Civilians Languish
#Sudan #Truthout #WeChooseWelcome #Refugees
#WalkinSolidarity2026, June 3
“The army cars always come and parks near our house. I don’t like it when they come…” -10 year old girl from Nyala, Sudan
#WalkinSolidarity2026 June 1-2
Each day in June, I’m walking in solidarity with Sudanese refugees. I will share my reflections and stories from Sudanese refugees. My goal is to walk 3.1 mi / 5 km per day to raise $4,000 USD.
Walk in Solidarity with Refugees
In June, I’m joining We Choose Welcome to walk in solidarity with immigrants and refugees. (That simply means I’ve got a good reason to exercise!) Our steps are not just symbolic, each one reminds us that although we walk by choice, many walk to survive.
May News from Sudan
Cross-posting this May News from Sudan, including a written update from Operation Broken Silence and a video from To Move Mountains, an educational organization in South Kordofan, Sudan.
Power Hour: Phone-Banking for Korea Peace, 6/22
The Korean War is the United States’ longest running overseas conflict. Sign up to join a series of online and in-person events to advocate for formally ending the Korean War with a peace agreement; challenge the bloated U.S. military budget; and seek justice for Korean women survivors of U.S. militarized violence.
May Food Distribution for Sudanese Refugees
Our food distribution this May reached 425 Sudanese refugee families. 735 families need assistance in June, which raises our fundraising goal. Can you help?
Register Now for Korea Peace Advocacy Summer!
2026 marks 76 years since the Korean War began, the United States’ longest running overseas conflict. Sign up today to join our summer actions calling for serious, urgent diplomacy in pursuit of a binding peace agreement to formally end the Korean War.
Weekend Read: Strategic Signs for Protests
Picketing is a staple of nonviolent action in the United States. At intersections, along busy streets, on highway overpasses, small to midsized groups of people scrawl a message on cardboard in sharpie. Take time this weekend to consider a messaging strategy for such signs.
“Clear Racism”: Trump Admin Expands Refugee Resettlement for White South Africans While Restricting Other Refugees
The Trump administration plans to lift its record-low refugee admissions figure from 7,500 to 17,500, with the additional openings reserved for White South Africans, as the administration blocks the entry of refugees from other countries. Of 6,000 refugees resettled to the US between October & April—all but three were from South Africa.
The Great Commission
My colleague, Mike McDougle, reflects on the meaning of Jesus’ great commission. What did Jesus teach his followers?
Oppose the Nomination of Michelle Park Steel as US Ambassador to the Republic of Korea TODAY
This nomination will not match the desire of most Americans for dialogue with North Korea and an end to the Korean War. Please take action today, as the confirmation hearing is happening on Wednesday.
A Shalom-Centered Worldview “Belief Tree”
The “Belief Tree” diagram is a helpful visual tool for exploring how our worldview influences our beliefs, values, decisions, and behaviors. By visualizing these connections, we can better understand the relationship between what we believe at the deepest level and the “fruit” that our lives produce.
Peace through Weakness
Peace through strength is a foreign policy doctrine that calls for military superiority to deter aggression, which the Trump Administration now brazenly proclaims using hostile, threatening rhetoric by leaders loudly self-defining as Christian. Let us instead lift up Jesus and his words and actions in the face of threats of violence and acts of war.
Korean Christian Zionism with K. Christine Pae
The May 2026 session of the Korean Peace Study Group focused on discussion about Korean Christian Zionism with guest scholar and professor K. Christine Pae.
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Seeds Will Grow 