• Abrahamic Alternatives to war
• An Ecumenical Call to Just Peace 
• Just Peace Companion
• Christian Understanding of War in an Age of Terror(ism) 
• Just Peace Making: Ten Policies for Abolishing War
• Patriotism, Nationalism and the Christian Life 
• Their plowshares are beat into swords

• 35 ways to live more faithfully as a Just Peace / Peace with Justice Church
• Become a Global Mission Church
• Congregational Partnership Program
• Despair Is Not an Option
• Faith Seeking Peace: Facilitator’s Guide
• Faith Seeking Peace Facilitator Introduction
• Faith Seeking Peace Facilitator's Study Guide I—Faithful Priorities
• Faith Seeking Peace Facilitator's Study Guide II—Cost of War
• Faith Seeking Peace Facilitator's Study Guide III– Nuclear Free World
• Faith Seeking Peace Facilitator's Study Guide IV– Women and War
• Faith Seeking Peace Facilitator's Study Guide V—Eco-Footprint of War
• Faith Seeking Peace Facilitator's Study Guide VI—Bringing Peace Home
• Faith Seeking Peace: Participant's Guide
• Faith Seeking Peace Participant's Study Guide I—Faithful Priorities
• Faith Seeking Peace Participant's Study Guide II—Cost of War
• Faith Seeking Peace Participant's Study Guide III– Nuclear Free World
• Faith Seeking Peace Participant's Study Guide IV– Women and War
• Faith Seeking Peace Participant's Study Guide V—Eco-Footprint of War
• Faith Seeking Peace Participant's Study Guide VI—Bringing Peace Home
• IEPC Hymns & Prayers
• Jubilee Congregations Handbook
• Just Peace (Chicago Theological Seminary)
• Overcoming Violence: Bible Study Guide
• The Sword of Peace
• Another world is possible
• Defining a Just Peace Vocation

A Just Peace Church

Susan Thistlethwaite, ed.

The primary text for UCC churches that describes the history of the UCC becoming a Just Peace Church as well as further elaboration and a study guide. 

Interfaith Justpeacemaking

Susan Thistlethwaite, Ed.

Interfaith Just Peacemaking is a collected work by 27 Jewish, Muslim, and Christian scholars and religious leaders on the ten "practice norms" of the peacemaking paradigm called "Just Peace."

 Just Peace Making
The New Paradigm for the Ethics of Peace and War
Glen H. Stassen, ed.

Just Peacemaking is the product of 23 scholars across various denominations who have collaborated annually for six years to specify the 10 practical steps and develop the undergirding principles of this critical approach.