Burkholder, J. R. - On the gospel of peace and becoming a peace church

Charles, J. Robert - The Varieties of Mennonite Peacemaking: A Review Essay
Claassen, Ron - Measuring Restorative Justice
Claassen, Ron - The Myth of Redemptive Violence
Claassen, Ron - Restorative Justice: Fundamental Principles

Claassen, Ron - What is Forgiveness?
Claassen, Ron - What is Restorative Justice?
Davis, Dick - What If Every Church Had Been a Peace Church?
Elam, Jennifer and Chuck Fager - Renewing our Peace Witness: What Quakers can Learn from Mennonites

Epp-Tiessen, Esther - Why I am a Pacifist
Friesen, Duane K. - Christian Pacifism and September 11
Grimsrud, Ted - A Pacifist Way of Knowing: Postmodern Sensibilities and Peace Theology
Horsch, John - The Principle of Nonresistance

Horst, Paul - Nonresistance and Nonparticipation in Civil Government
Lederach, John Paul - Becoming the Enemy
Lederach, John Paul - The Challenge of Terror: A Traveling Essay
Miller, David B. - Peace and Faith: Antiwar activism and Christianity have been hand-in-hand for centuries

Roth, John D. - Reflections on a Tragedy

Ruth-Heffelbower, Duane - Toward a Christian Theology of Church and Society as it Relates to Restorative Justice
Shank, Duane - War in Afghanistan: Was It Just?
Shelly, Karl - To Witness for Peace in a Time of War
Stoltzfus, Vic - Paul was Patriotic

Swartley, Willard M. - The Christian and the Payment of Taxes Used for War
Theology and Culture: Peacemaking in a Globalized World - papers from 2001 International Historic Peace Church Consultation - includes:

• Blough,
  Neal - From
  the Tower of Babel to the Peace of Jesus Christ: Christological,
  Ecclesiological and Missiological Foundations for Peacemaking
  
• Dula,
  Peter - The
  Disavowal of Constantine in Age of Global Capital
  
• Huebner,
  Chris K. - How
  to Read Yoder: An Exercise in Pacifist Epistemology
  
• Weaver, J. Denny - Christian
  Faith as Embodied Nonviolence
  

Yoder, John Howard -

• The
  History of Christian Attitudes Toward War, Peace, and Revolution
  
• Early
  Christian 'Disciplines' or 'Church Orders'
  
• The
  Jewishness of Early Christian Pacifism
  
• The
  Nonviolence of Judaism from Jeremiah to Hertzl
  
• The
  Roots of Quaker Nonviolence Within the Puritan Reformation
  
• William
  Penn's Holy Experiment
  
• World
  Order Visions Since Early Modern Europe
  
• Chronology
  of Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement
  
• The
  Religious Origins of Ahimsa: A Twentieth Century Distillation
  
• Are
  the Tyrants Really in Charge?  Realism and Radical Change
  
• The
  Non-violent Component of the February (1986) Revolution
  
• War
  Revisited: The Radical Reformation

• Backgrounds
  to Ethical Interpretation of the Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
  in Terms of the 'Just War Tradition'
  
• David
  Urquhart: Knight Errant for the Just War Tradition in the Age of
  Empire
  
• From
  the Medieval 'Just War' to the Modern Just Revolution
  
• How
  Just War Thinking and Pacifism Coinhere
  
• Is
  the Relaxation of Restraints Upon War Justified When the Stakes Are
  Especially Great?
  
• Is
  There A Duty to Go Down Fighting? The Morality of Surrender
  
• 'Just
  War' and 'Non-Violence': Disjunction or Dialogue?
  
• The
  'Just War' Tradition: Is It Credible?
  
• The
  'Power' of 'Non-violence'
  
• 'Selective
  Objection.' The Moral Responsibility to Refuse to Serve In An Unjust
  War: The Movement of 1968-75 and Its Prehistory
  
• Testing
  the Methodological Underpinnings of the Just War Logic