The Peace Lab

AMBS students Rianna Isaak and Benjamin Isaak-Krauss drop by the Peace Lab to talk about the Poor People's Campaign, how it's impacting states across the nation and why they got involved.

Lisa Schirch drops by the Peace Lab to talk about the ethics of Peacebuilding that guide her work and how they are applied to Israel/Palestine, the military and other centers of conflict. You can go to Lisa's website to read the "10 Ethics of Peacebuilding" and much more: https://lisaschirch.wordpress.com/

Joy Yoon, a friend and partner of ReconciliAsian, has served in North Korea on and off for more than a decade. She comes to the PeaceLab to talk about life on the ground in North Korea and how prayer is bringing peace within reach.

Melissa and Jason talk about the stress that tax day brings for Mennonites and chat with John Stoner about what exactly does belong to Caesar.

PeaceLab is back! Come meet our new co-host and stay for a conversation with Janna Hunter-Bowman, Assistant Professor of Peace Studies and Christian Social Ethics at AMBS.

Lorraine Stutzman Amstutz of MCC joins Hannah and Jason to talk about restorative justice, sexual abuse and why sometimes it's best to go separate ways. Learn more about We Will Speak Out at www.mcc.org/wwso and more about Restorative Justice at www.mcc.org/learn/what/restorative-justice

Part 2 of our conversation with The Rev. Leonard Dow, a current stewardship development specialist with Everence and longtime pastor at Oxford Circle Mennonite Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Leonard talks with Jason and Hannah about community development, pastoring, race and Mennonite identity

The Rev. Leonard Dow, a current stewardship development specialist with Everence and longtime pastor at Oxford Circle Mennonite Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, sits down to talk with Jason and Hannah about community development, pastoring, race and Mennonite identity.

Hannah and Jason discuss the year that was and look forward to 2018 with the PeaceLab podcast.