 To continue to support the staff and other members of the peaceCENTER and the San Antonio Mennonite Church with reference and curriculum materials needed to teach peace and justice in San Antonio and beyond.
To become a destination for people throughout North America who wish to study peace and justice in a supportive setting.
To serve the surrounding inner-city community and the greater community of San Antonio activists with a specialty lending and reference resource center responsive to and reflective of their needs.
To use the resource center and its materials as a springboard to engage the community in dialogue on difficult issues.
 Dry Bones Rattling: Community Building to Revitalize American Democracy
by Mark R. Warren
Order this book from Amazon
or check it out of the Resource Center
 This richly drawn study shows how the San Antonio's own COPS and Metro Alliance work with religious congregations and other community-based institutions to cultivate the participation and leadership of Americans most left out of our elite-centered politics. The author spoke at UTSA on January 30, 2001 (see calendar)
Visit the peaceCENTER bookstore for more book recommendations. Amazon.com pays the peaceCENTER a 5-15% commission for every book bought through our Web site, which helps fund the Peace and Justice Resource Center.
|  The Resource Center is open whenever the peaceCENTER or Mennonite Church are open. You can pretty much depend on it being open Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings (from 7-9) or check the peaceCENTER calendar for other open times. About the CatalogueSelect a category using the drop down menu, then click the GO button to obtain a complete listing. New Resources: a list of materials added to the Peace and Justice Resource Center but not yet incorporated into the online catalogue
Donate your used books. Because of space limitations we can't shelve everything, but if you're willing to let us pick through your books and sell the ones we can't use, the money will go towards buying new books. If you've written a book yourself, consider donating one to us, or have your publisher send us a copy.
Recommend books to us - please! Call in your suggestions to the peaceCENTER at 210/224-HOPE or email suives@texas.net.
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