Seeing Every Moment An Opportunity for Mission:  Dr. Randolph Nugent by Alma Graham After 30 years of service to United Methodism at the General Board of Global Ministries—20 of them at the helm as General Secretary—the Rev. Dr. Randolph Nugent is preparing to retire. ... (continue)
A Little Child Shall Lead Them: Views of African Children on Peace  by Shimba Mulunda Since the World Trade Center attacks in New York on September 11, 2001, the world has been shaken by fear. Rudely awakened from an illusion it believed was truth, the world now exists in a state of confusion, wondering anxiously ... (continue)
Philadelphia Children Speak Out in Peace  by Christie R. House Drizzle had just started to drop a gray sheet over Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as I made my way to Kearny Public School to talk to some of the students about the need for peace in our world today. General Philip Kearny Elementary ... (continue)
I Give You Peace: Children in Ecuador  by Eunice Arias Have you ever heard the word “violence”? Silence was the answer to my question. I tried other questions: Have you ever heard of someone who is violent? Have you ever seen a violent person? Have you ever heard violent ... (continue)
Children in Macedonia  by Carol Partridge Macedonia is a country of contrasts. There are high mountains and fertile valleys; cold, wet winters, and hot, dry summers. In the larger cities, women in stylish business suits walk alongside Muslim women in long dusters ... (continue)

Peace Ingredients, According to Children  Shortly after September 11, 2001, Hannah, our first grader, brought home a piece of art that finished the statement: This is how I would help the people of the world live together peacefully... Her answer was that she would donate to the poor, give food to the hungry, give the poor more money (“lots uv money” were her exact words), stop the war, be nice, and give love. ...(continue)

The online version of New World Outlook features selected articles from the printed magazine. These additional stories appear in the print publication.

Letters from Argentina Children dream of peace in Cali, Colombia The prince of peace in the Dominican Republic Centerfold poster Insert: Peace works from children of Ecuador Urugayan ecumenical encounter of children and teenagers: Happy are those who seek peace Peace from Palestinian boys at Hope School Angels in Iraq Children in France: How to bring peace to the world East Timor: Photo essay Living in peace and goodwill in India

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