This past Sunday, myself and about 225 to 250 people went to the Handcock Air National Guard base in Syracuse to witness against the drones.

Using drones is like making war into a video game and allows the people who bomb and kill to disconnect from the terror, destruction and death. On Sunday, there will be a protest against the drones.

The five men in the film “The Good Solider” give us the gift of sharing their innermost, soul-searching conflicts as they heal.

I can promise that your life will never be the same after you hear Kathy Kelly speak.

The Oct. 17 peace rally in Albany was a bit of a disappointment.

A fellow peacemaker explains how she felt the expression of violence from the Obama administration as she and 23 others were forcefully removed from the White House sidewalk while protesting on Oct. 5.

There were a few moments of grace that marks the presence of the Holy Spirit during our arrest in Washington for protesting the wars.

While I still find the Nobel committee's reason for awarding the peace prize to our president dubious, I understand the place from where the committee had arrived.

Witnessing for peace in D.C. is always an experience in which I come away with more than I showed up with.

Three local peacemakers will be honored next week at an awards dinner.