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From NRCAT:

The May 2011 Issue of Sojourners features articles discussing the power of nonviolence, with emphasis and analysis on Egypt and Libya.

http://www.sojo.net/index.cfm?action=magazine.contents&issue=soj1105

The Presbyterian Peacemaking Program published this post with a wealth of resources pastors and congregations can access for prayer, study, discussion, and reflection in the wake of the death of Osama Bin Laden.

http://presbyterian.typepad.com/peacemaking/2011/05/discussing-and-prayi...

This article by Gary G. Kohls provides a brief summary of Christianity's journey from nonviolence to Just War.

http://consortiumnews.com/2011/032111a.html

Based in Washington, DC, this is the group that put together the PBS series "A Force More Powerful." They also have a computer simulation game on nonviolent struggle. And they offer a free news digest on nonviolent conflict that you can sign up for and have delivered to your email inbox each week.

http://www.nonviolent-conflict.org/

Preaching Peace, Living Nonviolence:
Resources for Worship, Study and Action

This article from Bruce Gillette offers a wealth of current resources for pastors and congregations on the proclamation and study of nonviolence.

Click here to download (doc)

A powerful three-day spread beginning a series on straw purchasing and all of the economic and political interests that fuel this immoral death-dealing practice. It is some of the most brilliant and courageous investigative reporting since Woodward & Bernstein.

Christian Peace Witness has compiled several resources for Advent:

http://www.christianpeacewitness.org/advent-2009