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All Souls Unitarian Church
Monday, January 19 at 5:00pm - Interfaith Peace Witness
The Capitol
Friday, March 7 at 2:30pm
Here are some of the photos taken at our inauguration eve event Rebirthing King, Rebirthing America. Click here to browse the album at Flickr, or enjoy the slideshow below.
We've been scanning the Internet for mentions of last week's wonderful Rebirthing King, Rebirthing America event (photos coming soon) and came across this interesting blog called The FundamentaList by The American Prospect...
When Barack Obama was elected as our country's first African-American president in November, many peace activists raised our voices in celebration. On the FORpeace blog, we discussed our reactions - a lot of joy mixed with some skepticism - about what changes this might bring to Washington, D.C...
Click to download a PDF of the flyer.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Beyond Vietnam -- A Time to Break Silence
This week, a Facebook page was created for the big "Rebirthing King, Rebirthing America" event that will take place in the nation's Capitol this coming January. Please join us on Facebook...
Olive Branch Interfaith Peace Partnership
Thanks for posting about the 1/19/09 event, Michael. We now have an official event page on Facebook where you can RSVP and invite your friends: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=35
We'll post more details in the next month.
Olive Branch Interfaith Peace Partnership
In observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday PLEASE JOIN members of the Olive Branch Interfaith Peace Partnership in Washington, D.C. – or in your own local community for an interfaith celebration and call to remember Dr. King’s vision:
“Rebirthing King, Rebirthing America”
Organized by the Olive Branch Inter...faith Peace Partnership with members of:
American Muslim Voice, Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America, Buddhist Peace Fellowship, Christian Peace Witness for Iraq, Faith Voices for the Common Good, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Jewish Voice for Peace, Muslim Peace Fellowship, Pax Christi, Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, The Shalom Center, Unitarian Universalist Association, United Methodist Church General Board of Church & Society, and others.
In the Nation’s Capitol, on the day before the Presidential Inauguration
Doors open at 5:00 p.m., program begins at 5:30pm.
All Souls Church, Unitarian
1500 Harvard Street, N.W., http://www.all-souls.org
Other participating organizations include leaders from: Chautauqua Institution, Christian Church/Disciples for Christ, Common Cause, Council on American-Islamic Relations, Gold Star Families for Peace, Healing of the Nations Foundation, Islamic Society of North America, National Council of Churches of Christ, National Council of Jewish Women, Network of Spiritual Progressives, Nonviolence International, Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, Sojourners, Tikkun, U.S. Catholic Conference, Veterans of Hope Project, Witness Against Torture, and more.
Local interfaith gatherings are encouraged in communities nationwide.
For more information – including curricula materials on how to frame an event in the context of Dr. King’s vision of building the Beloved Community and ending militarism, racism, and materialism – visit:
http://olivebranchinterfaith.org/section
Lifting up King's vision on the eve of an historic inauguration
Time:5:00PM Monday, January 19th
Location:All Souls Unitarian Church
On Tuesday, January 20, 2009, a new President will be inaugurated and begin to work with a new Congress. The day before, Monday January 19, is Martin Luther King's Birthday...
"I should like to be able to love my country and still love justice. I don't want any greatness for it, particularly a greatness born of blood and falsehood. I want to keep it alive by keeping justice alive." --Albert Camus "What"?!!...
If you have clikced on the donation link on the left side of our web site recently, you may have noticed that the donation form was broken...
The need for real dialog, candid debate, and mutual respect among various faith traditions is central to bridging the widening gap between religions at home and aboard. The claim that peace sits at the center of the Abrahamic faiths begins by "walking together" in the quest for justice...
Join us for Spiritual Activism Training May 23-26 Spend Memorial Day Weekend in DC meeting other spiritual progressives and learning skills and strategies to shift our culture from domination and control to open-heartedness and generosity...
On April 9th, 1968, thousands gathered at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, GA to bid farewell to the American prophet, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. A teaming sea of folks from every hue and class came to bear witness to the non-violent preacher killed by an assassin's bullet...
Dear Interfaith Peace Witness supporter,Thank you for your engagement with last week’s Interfaith Peace Witness – whether in body and/or in spirit! Ev...
