
Ecumenical Peace
Institute / Clergy And Laity
Concerned (EPI/CALC) is a
prophetic voice and witness,
embracing all faith and
earth-based traditions bringing to
life universal values as we seek
truth, work for justice, nurture
compassion and courage, reach out
to each other and to our larger
communities of faith and
tradition, bridge the divisions
that wound the human family,
transform ourselves and our world
through dedication to nonviolence
in education, advocacy, witness
and action.
Let us not tire of preaching love:
it is the force that will overcome
the world. Let us not tire of
preaching love.
Though we see that waves of
violence succeed in drowning the
fire of Christian love, love must
win out; it is the only thing that
can.
—Archbishop Oscar Romero, July 23,
1978
Zahra
Billoo censored.
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The
current issue of “Planted By the
Waters” is now available:
Click here: “Planted,
Spring-Summer”
To view online,
we have it on Google
Docs.

Watch this video of the
Haiti Citibank Demo July 27 2022:
https://vimeo.com/735333656

Making
the Unthinkable Impossible:
ABOLISH NUCLEAR WEAPONS!
Although it
is passed,
you may view a recording
of this rally at any
time by pressing here: https://enlightenedfilms.com/august-rally
(Listen to “Ascension” by
EPI’s Daniel ben Avrįm.
Press on this: Ascension)
NEXT,

AND,
Save the date of our Haiti
Poetry benefit August 27.
The annual virtual Poetry for
Haiti fundraiser is upon us with
a spectacular line-up of poets
Avotcja, devorah major, Tongo
Eisen-Martin, Francisco Herrera
and Shanga Labossiere.
It’s gonna be great and food for
the soul. Saturday, August
27, 3 – 5 PM PST.
Registration
here: http://bit.ly/poetryforhaiti2022.
Suggested donation $10-50.
No one turned away for lack of
funds.
A
benefit for the Haiti
Emergency Relief Fun: Since its
inception in March 2004, the
Haiti Emergency Relief Fund has
given concrete aid to Haiti’s
democratic movement as they
attempted to survive the brutal
coup against their
democratically elected
president, Jean-Bertrand
Aristide, and to rebuild
shattered development projects,
supporting the long-run
development of human rights,
sustainable agriculture and
economic justice in Haiti.

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