Author
PETER E. SABELLA Author
WATERFALL BOOKS
Faith • Politics • Peace • The Holy Land
Peter E. Sabella
Is an author whose writing explores the intersections of faith, politics, conflict, peace, and the Holy Land.
Born and raised in Jerusalem, his perspective has been shaped by academic study in peace and development, professional experience in international development, and more than two decades accompanying Christian pilgrims through the Holy Land.
Through books, essays, and reflections, Sabella examines the beliefs, identities, political forces, and human choices that divide communities—and the possibilities for justice, reconciliation, and peace.
Books by Peter E. Sabella
Three books. Three different approaches to questions of faith, power, conflict, and peace.
Animal Globe
Political and Moral Allegory
An imaginary world of animals becomes a mirror through which questions of power, identity, religion, conflict, and moral choice are explored—leaving readers to decide for themselves how closely the Animal Globe resembles our own.
Closed for Renovation – On the Road to Emmaus
A Spiritual Guide of the Holy Land Towards a Permanent Pilgrimage
A journey through Scripture, history, reflection, and prayer—written for travelers to the Holy Land as well as readers seeking to make the spiritual journey from home.
Beyond the Books:
Daring to Deal!
American Mediation and the Search for Peace
Drawing on the contrasting experiences of Presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, and looking toward the challenges faced by Donald Trump, Daring to Deal! examines why some efforts at Middle East mediation achieve breakthroughs while others fail.