# John Noltner
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john noltner is an American photographer and peace activist.
== Life and education ==
Noltner resides in Minneapolis, Minnesota where he works as a freelance photographer. He was educated at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, graduating with a BA degree in Communication and Journalism.
Lessons on the Road to Peace with John Noltner [Encore]
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Host J.R. Jamison sits down with award-winning photographer, author, and peace activist John Noltner to talk about photography as a form of storytelling that explores the common humanity that unites us, and they discuss Noltner’s latest book, Lessons on the Road to Peace, that covers his 45,000-mil…
"A Peace of My Mind" | John Noltner
Guest speaker, Photographer, Executive Director, John Noltner preaches today on "A Peace of My Mind" and the experiences he shares from our Recovering Peace Conference. John uses his skills to share the stories of those who are or have gone through the recovery process from addiction.
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