Unitarian Universalists of Petaluma: Declaration of Peace: Meeting at First Unitarian Church of Oakland This Friday

Unitarian Universalists of Petaluma

The purpose of this congregation is to provide a haven where members can share in a spiritually, culturally, and socially diverse local religious community. We envision a congregation that will be welcoming to all, that values the contributions of each member in shared ministry, and that actively promotes and models individual development of an ethical way of living. We are intentionally intergenerational, and covenant to provide religious education and spiritual growth for children and adults.

Sunday, July 23, 2006

Declaration of Peace: Meeting at First Unitarian Church of Oakland This Friday

From the weekly newsletter of the Pacific Central District, "PCD Currents" (you can subscribe here):

You’re invited to an evening to help UUs become active in their support of the Declaration of Peace: a commitment to end the war in Iraq. Join other UUs on July 28, 7 p.m., in the Starr King room of our Oakland Church, for a panel discussion that includes Sureya Sayadi, MD., a Kurdish Iraqi-American activist; Steve Morse of the Committee on Conscientious Objectors, and Eli Painted Crow, an Army veteran with two tours of Iraq. For more information contact Micky Duxbury, (510) 848-2674, and visit declarationofpeace.org to learn more.

Labels: Beyond UUP, Social Justice