Newberger introduces the Judeo-Christian model of peacemaking, outlining a process that is patterned after the way God makes peace with man.
This book introduces the Judeo-Christian Model of Peacemaking. It outlines the peacemaking process that is patterned after the way God makes peace with us. You will greatly benefit from this work if you are: (1) personally experiencing conflict, (2) concerned about tensions in your church, or (3) want to learn how to become a peacemaker. Illustrations from all over the globe saturate the book to captivate your interest and bring clarity. Subjects covered include mediation, justice, shalomic peace, humanizing one s enemy, acknowledgment of wrongdoing, apology, reparations, faith, forgiveness, reconciliation, and problem-solving. There are special sections that specifically apply to church conflict. Reviewer s comments have ranged from eminently practical and must-have resource to brilliant and new gold standard. Accompanying study guides for small group discussion are available free of charge at www.HopeintheFaceofConflict.com.