This path was created by Craig Dietrich. The last update was by Will Luers.
The Father Divine ProjectMain Menu"Inside the Kingdom": The Evolution of the Peace Mission"A Greater Picture of ME": The Peace Mission ArchiveSince the late 1930s, Father Divine and his followers oversaw the documentation of the Peace Mission's own history and public pronouncements in a weekly newspaper, with wire and tape recordings, film and photography."I Know You Are God": A Database Documentary by Will LuersAbout The Father Divine ProjectWill Luers2f0376b300f2ff7145f4f5c8f06d3ab51e0c730dLeonard Norman Primianob55769156974a9bf4a4c74973f47ef4191206d21
"God in a Body": The Religious Roots of the Movement
1#3f8b662010-10-08T23:08:09-07:00Craig Dietrich2d66800a3e5a1eaee3a9ca2f91f391c8a68934901035text2012-05-04T16:08:01-07:00Will Luers2f0376b300f2ff7145f4f5c8f06d3ab51e0c730dWithin Peace Mission belief, Father Divine stands for the incarnation of the creator God to human form for the purpose of personally inspiring and re-directing humanity away from the negativity of carnal or "Adamic" consciousness intrinsic to the human condition to a positive spiritual oneness of body and mind with God. Peace Mission belief is a revelatory in nature. Believers often arrive at the conviction that "Father Divine is God" out of the struggles and questions of their own life situations and accompanied with the healing presence of the body or spirit of Father Divine. Peace Mission belief is monistic is term of its philosophy of mind, that is the soul is not separate from the body, and God does not exist on a plane of consciousness separate from the human one. In Peace Mission belief, there is no heaven because heaven has been here where Father in a body once existed corporeally, and heaven is conceptually everywhere and anywhere one can earnestly make a mental connection with that eternal mind substance that is the essence of what believers know as Father Divine.
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12010-08-12T01:26:10-07:00Craig Dietrich2d66800a3e5a1eaee3a9ca2f91f391c8a6893490Secular and Religious ContextsCraig Dietrich5text2010-08-12T01:26:10-07:00Craig Dietrich2d66800a3e5a1eaee3a9ca2f91f391c8a6893490
12011-05-10T12:09:47-07:00\"God at last\"1testplain2011-05-10T12:09:47-07:00wluers@gmail.comCritical Commons
12012-05-04T15:48:02-07:00Miss Heddy's Conviction1Each follower of the Peace Mission Movement has a story about his or her conviction that Father Divine is the living incarnation of God. Miss Heddy’s conviction occured before the Swiss alps in 1940. At the time, she didn’t speak English and had not visited the United States. She had met a small group of Peace Mission followers in Basil and heard all about Father Divine, but her logic told her that God could not possibly be walking around in Harlem, New York.
In 1949, nine years after her conviction, she found her way to New York City to work with children. She met Father Divine and her faith was confirmed. She moved permanantly to the United States in 1956.plain2012-05-04T15:48:02-07:00convictionFatherDivinePeaceMissionfaithreligionVimeoWill Luers41590030video2012-05-04T18:33:51
12012-05-04T16:06:04-07:00Heaven on Earth1“There’s no point in seeking to go somewhere else that you don’t know about. Enjoy this good earth God gave us.” – Miss Kingdomplain2012-05-04T16:06:04-07:00heavenpeacemissionfatherdivinehealthhappinessVimeoWill Luers41590692video2012-05-04T18:51:26
