People of Faith Peacemakers

Justviewpoint.org connects people of conscience working for social justice. People of Faith Peacemakers seek to transform a culture of violence to create a culture of justice, peace, and sustainability.

People of Faith Peacemakers is a resource and support group for those concerned about peace and justice from a faith perspective. Breakfast meetings, open to everyone, are from 8 to 9:30 am at the African Development Center, 1931 South 5th Street á Minneapolis, MN 55454 á Tel: 612-333-4772 – on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month. FFI Eleanor 763-784-5177  elj@yackel.org

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People of Faith Peacemakers

CarolÕs Blog

People of Faith Calendar

UPDATED CALENDAR –    April – June Wednesdays, 8 am

People of Faith Peacemakers

April 11.  Sexual Abuse and Trafficking – Suzanne Koepplinger, Director of Minnesota Indian WomenÕs Resource Center.  Suzanne will provide an overview of issues facing American Indian women and what the Resource Center is doing to address disparities.  The Center takes the lead in identifying and responding to sexual violence and exploitation.

April 25.  Jody Allen Crowe, founder of the Healthy Brains for Children Foundation  Éwhich works to prevent prenatal exposure to alcohol and fetal alcohol syndrome.  Jody has taught in the schools of Mille Lacs and also in Idaho.

 

Brief schedule update:

May 9.  Ellen Kennedy, of the William Mitchell College of Law, Executive Director of the World Without Genocide program.
 
May 23.  A representative from Occupy Minnesota to come speak with us about objectives, plans, etc.
 
June 13.
 Retreat.  WeÕre thinking of spending the day talking about us – our own needs and the needs of the PoFP group É whatÕs changed, whatÕs working, and where do we need to adapt.
 
June 27.  Christine Cowan, an Ecumenical Accompanier for three months in the West Bank – and a seminarian at Luther Seminary.


PARKING:  Pastor Jane of Trinity Lutheran has graciously agreed that we may continue to use the spaces in their parking lot
signed for St. MartinÕs Table (until they have a new tenant). However, please be careful to observe all the signs in the lot and to
be certain to leave available three spaces in the center reserved for Trinity Staff.

¤ FFI:  www.justviewpoint.org <http://www.justviewpoint.org/> ; Eleanor at 763-784-5177; webservant Carol Masters at cmasters@bitstream.net

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¤ Join us at the African Development Center on the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of the month for questions and discussion on these important topics. Enter through the Afro Deli

More information webservant Carol Masters cmasters@bitstream.net  612-724-2891 or Eleanor 763-784-5177

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Please join us on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month for questions and discussion on these important topics!

ONGOING  for a Calendar of Peace Events and Meetings: Minneapolis Alliance of Peacemakers www.mapm.org  People of Faith Peacemakers is a MAP member

EVERY WEDNESDAY:10:30 Peace Vigil at PeopleÕs Plaza (Occupy MN) <http://www.circlevision.org/alliantaction.html>  

5:00 á 6:00 p.m. Lake Street/Marshall Avenue Bridge á A TWIN CITIES ANTI-WAR TRADITION <http://www.worldwidewamm.org/> 



Photography of peaceworkers by Michael Bayly is exhibited on his website: Faces of Resistance

Worldwide Independent Media:   Indymedia http://www.indymedia.org