Peace Pilgrim Children's Coloring Book

Peace Pilgrim Children's Coloring Book
written by Gary Guthrie - illustrations by Barbara Werner

Peace said that she almost died once while walking in a cold snow storm. She saw into the place where people go when they die and leave this earth. There was no fear over there, only "the constant awareness of the presence of God, the spiritual and creative Power of life." She said it was the most beautiful experience she had ever had. After that she called death a great adventure.

Her own death came in 1981. She was in a car-crash on the way to give a talk in Indiana. She died soon after the car accident without any pain.

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"Peace Pilgrim left behind a great message - that God is within us. That part of God that is within us, Peace called our Inner Goodness. She said it was in all children and people around the earth.

Today the interest in peace and inner growth continues around the world, just as she prayed it would. Those who follow her steps learn to fill their lives with freedom and joy. Peace said that anybody could do it. She told those who thought it was difficult that...

"If I can do it, you can do it too!""

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Acknowledgement

Without the life and teachings of Peace Pilgrim this children’s bock would not be possible. She saw the Inner Goodness within people and became a role model for obtaining inner peace.

Acknowledgement is given to John and Ann Rush who helped compile the book "Peace Pilgrim - her life and work in her own words" and have dedicated their lives to her message. Also to all the volunteers, translators and friends of Peace Pilgrim who help spread her life and message throughout the world.

Acknowledgement is given to Barbara Werner for the art and drawings within this book and to Gary D. Guthrie for the written text. Acknowledgement also is given Mayte Picco-Kline and Gail Muskowich for their helpful assistance and advice.

The final acknowledgement is to the children who use and benefit from this book. May they find the Inner Goodness within themselves and others! It is to them that this book is dedicated.