Series Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1 Nazareth
Four Models of Engagement
Illustrating the Four Approaches
Exploring the Four Approaches
Theological Approaches to Engagement
2 Ministry
Durham Is My Nazareth
The Journey from "For" to "With"
The Qualities of Being With
3 Silence
Silence as Solidarity
Silence as Listening
Silence as Prayer
4 Touch
Touching Our Fear
Touching Our Wounds
Touching the Void
5 Words
With One Another
To God
For God
6 Kingdom
Re-entry
Resurrection
Reconciliation
Ten Gleanings
Study Guide
Notes
About the Duke Divinity School Center for Reconciliation
About Resources for Reconciliation
Samuel Wells (Ph.D., Durham University) is dean of Duke University Chapel and research professor of Christian ethics at Duke Divinity School. He is the author of several books, including Improvisation: The Drama of Christian Ethics and Speaking the Truth: Preaching in a Pluralistic Culture.
Marcia A. Owen is executive director of the Religious Coalition for a Nonviolent Durham (nonviolentdurham.org), a nonprofit organization actively seeking an end to violence in its community.
"Living Without Enemies is a useful read as we reflect on how
churches responded and might in the future respond to the violence
we saw on our streets last august, and which is ongoing in
different ways elsewhere."
*Andy Goodliff, Belle Vue Baptist Church, Regents Reviews, April
2012*
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