Please join us for a Multi-Faith gathering
to support a truce in the Ukraine war,
leading to a negotiation process
devoted to a peaceful resolution.
Let us gather together inspired by and actively supporting the
CALL FOR CHRISTMAS TRUCE IN UKRAINE
issued by the Fellowship of Reconciliation USA:
“As people of faith and conscience, believing in the sanctity of all life on this planet, we call for a Christmas Truce in Ukraine. In the spirit of the truce that occurred in 1914 during the First World War, we urge our government to take a leadership role in bringing the war in Ukraine to an end through supporting calls for a ceasefire and negotiated settlement, before the conflict results in a nuclear war that could devastate the world’s ecosystems and annihilate all of God’s creation.”
Monday, December 19, 2022 – 5-6 pm
Steps of the Cathedral Church of St. Paul (Episcopal), 138 Tremont St., Boston (across from Park St. Station)
Clergy and lay religious leaders will offer prayers for truce and negotiations
Welcome and a song by the Very Rev. Amy McCreath, Dean, St. Paul’s Cathedral
Rev. Brian Frederick-Gray, Director of Mission Support & the Peace Intern Program, Disciples Peace Fellowship, MC
Rev. Vernon K. Walker, Climate CREW
Rabbi Victor Reinstein, Nehar Shalom Community Synagogue, Jamaica Plain
John Bach, Quaker Chaplain, Harvard University and Friends Meeting at Cambridge
Rev. Kevin Peterson, New Democracy Coalition
Imam Kandeel Javid, Muslims for Progressive Values
Sr. Clare Carter, New England Peace Pagoda, Nippozan Myohoji Buddhist Order
Minister Savina Martin, co-chair, Massachusetts Poor People’s Campaign
Rev. Domenik Ackermann, The Eliot Church of Newton (UCC)
Music by folksinger Ben Grosscup
Contact: Massachusetts Peace Action, 617-354-2169, info@masspeaceaction.org
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