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Interfaith Peacebuilders exposes people to struggles, efforts for peace

From the Fig Tree When Myrta Ladich toured the Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem last May, she saw a photo of family of her closest friend during college and her early years of marriage. The photo brought tears to her eyes.…

Rally For Love: Spokane Faith Leaders Speak in Support of Approving Referendum 74

On Tuesday October 9th at 11:45pm, Spokane faith leaders will be gathering to speak in support of approving Referendum 74, which will extend the freedom to marry to committed gay and lesbian couples. This gathering will be held at the…

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“Recipe for Peace” from Baldev Singh

Baldev Singh shares his Recipe for Peace with us. Thanks to One Peace, Many Paths for organizing the event that brought us together. http://www.onepeacemanypaths.org/

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“Recipes for Peace” from Kari Chapman

Kari Chapman shares her Recipe for Peace with us. Thanks to One Peace, Many Paths for organizing the event that brought us together. http://www.onepeacemanypaths.org/

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“Recipe for Peace” from David McClure

David McClure shares his Recipe for Peace with us. Thanks to One Peace, Many Paths for organizing the event that brought us together. http://www.onepeacemanypaths.org/

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“A Question of Vision” from Tom Webb

Lost as we enter into the quadrennial season of mind-numbing political advertising and the fist-clenched partisan rhetoric of the fall election campaigns is the question of national vision. While seemingly abstract our common national vision ultimately defines our direction as…

Patriot for Peace: Connecting the Dots from Iraq to Afghanistan to Gaza

Col. Ann Wright speaks to “connect the dots” between America’s wars and the cost to its victims, those who are under the bombs and those paying for them, as this October brings us to 11 years of America’s war on…

11 Years in Afghanistan: Not One More Death, Not One More Dollar

Join us for this solemn candlelight commemoration of US war & occupation, Saturday, October 5th, from 5:00 – 6:15 pm. After 11 years, more than 2000 troop deaths from fighting and as many from suicide, half a million disability claims…

Reading of “Cages”

“…Victoria Thorpe engages the reader on all levels, drawing them into the courtroom drama, along with inviting them into both her sister’s and her own personal life…”—Sister Helen Prejean Author’s Reading of Cages Thursday, Sept 6th 7pm Auntie’s Book Store,…