Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice empowers people of faith and people of conscience in the Washtenaw County/Ann Arbor, Michigan area to act on their moral and religious values to build a better world.
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Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice Need a last minute holiday gift idea? Give the Gift of Peace with a donation in someone's name to ICPJ. Offer your friends and family this gift that continues to give this holiday season! Just visit www.icpj.net. Peace and Happy Holidays!
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Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice works to bring together people of faith and conscience from different backgrounds for shared work to promote peace and justice
Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice Shalom Center present the Green Menorah Covenant for climate care at Chanukah
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Your generous gift will help us keep working for peace, justice, and earth-healing. Monthly donors and one-time donors of $180 or more will receive a personally inscribed gift of one of Rabbi Waskow's books.
http://mejdi.net/diplomacy/ ICPJ is considering planning a tour to Palestine and Israel potentially in May 2010 and is inviting you to be a part of this process...
Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice Now if these religious leaders could convince the political leaders...
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Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice One of our members wrote this for our newsletter, a nd we've posted it on AnnArbor.com (stay tuned for othres).
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1. What is the Hindu concept of God? Do Hindus worship many gods?According to Vedanta, God is both the efficient and the material cause of creation. God is not separate from the creation itself. Absolutely everything is part of God.
(c)istockphoto.com/steinphoto This week, ICPJ signed on to a national advocacy campaign asking Senator Stabenow to work for a shift in the national budget toward real security spending (diplomacy, development, and international cooperation; human needs; and green jobs, environmental protection and...
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Support Workplace Justice: Stand Up for Workers' Rights!
Join ICPJ in support of ROC-MI's workplace justice campaign on behalf of underpaid restaurant workers at Andiamo Restaurant in Dearborn. Protest Andiamo's repeated minimum wage violations and discriminatory practices against workers. Join workers and community sup...porters as we stand up against unfair labor practices and discrimination in the workplace!
Sign up now to protest Andiamo's unfair labor practices! We need at least 10 - 20 people! Please forward widely and bring other supporters. A carpool can be arranged to leave from Ann Arbor at 6 pm. Please reply to gracek@icpj.net, or call (734) 663-1870 by Monday, Dec. 14th to join us.
Where: Andiamo Restaurant, 21400 Michigan Ave, Dearborn
When: Friday, Dec. 18, 7-8 pm
Why: Fight workplace injustice in the restaurant industry and support workers' rights!
Background: On November 5, a delegation of 100 restaurant workers and supporters delivered a letter to the management of Andiamo Dearborn demanding a meeting with a group of employees who are seeking compensation for repeated unpaid overtime, minimum wage violations, and other improper wage deductions, as well as racial, national origin, and gender discrimination in job assignments. The management failed to respond, and on Friday, November 20, ROC-MI organized a protest outside Andiamo during dinner service. The next day, management fired one of the employees involved in the protest.
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Fight workplace injustice in the restaurant industry and support workers' rights!
Time:7:00PM Friday, December 18th
Location:Andiamo Restaurant
Join ICPJ in support of ROC-MI’s workplace justice campaign on behalf of underpaid restaurant workers at Andiamo Restaurant in Dearborn. Protest Andiamo’s repeated minimum wage violations and discriminatory practices against workers. Jo...
Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice Jim West, a professional photographer, was on our SOA trip this year and took these AMAZING photos. Check them out.
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Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice Be sure to join us on Sunday for the Alternative Holiday Fair where you can buy fair trade gifts, support artisians throughout the world, and invest in peace and justice orgs! (First Baptist Church - 517 E. Washington, Sunday from 11am-3pm.
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Save the date to shop your conscience this holiday season!
Join ICPJ and First Baptist Church for the 26th ANNUAL ALTERNATIVE HOLIDAY FAIR!
Celebrate this holiday season in an alternative way by purchasing gifts that give back for your loved ones. The fair features handmade goods made by artisans living in third-world co...untries, including unique toys, jewelry, ornaments, leather crafts, pottery, and more! You can even purchase farm animals, trees, and fish to be sent in the name of your loved ones to farmers in need throughout the world.
Live farm animals will be on site - so bring the whole family. Refreshments will be available for donation.
Sponsored by First Baptist Church in Ann Arbor. Co-sponsored by ICPJ. Participants include: SERRV, Ten Thousand Villages, Church World Service, Heifer Project International, and others.
Time:11:00AM Sunday, December 6th
Location:First Baptist Church of Ann Arbor
Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice We are having a mailing party from 9 to 11 at 1st Baptist Church tomorrow, 9 to 11am at 512 E. Huron. Thanks for the help and the good wishes!
You may have seen the recent story about the fire at Memorial Christian Church, the church in which we have our offices. This is a hard time for the Church. Fortunately the fire was caught early and the damage minimal. Our office was not hit by the blaze and we just have smoke damage to deal with...
Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice In case you saw the news story about the fire at the building our church is in, rest assured, our office didn't burn. We will be working remotely this week, though, while the smoke smell clears.
Interfaith Council for Peace & Justice Rabbis for Human Rights is asking congregations to host a "human rights shabbat." What a great idea!
Human Rights Shabbat 2009 materials now available; Join the many communities who have signed up alre
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Rabbis for Human Rights-North America and K'vod Habriot: A Jewish Human Rights Network are pleased to present resources materials for Human Rights Shabbat 2009. This amazing collection of resources covers ...
