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PEACE CENTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Peace Center, 1407 N. Topeka St. Wichita Kansas 316-263-5886
www.wichitapeace.org email horace@wichitapeace.org
To receive this in your email each week send your email address to staff@wichitapeace.org
PEACE CENTER CALENDAR RECAP, full information listed below
Saturday – Aug 25 – 10:30 a.m. WHAT’S NEXT ACTION GROUP
Friday – Aug 17 – 2:00 p.m., Wichita SOA group trip planning meeting
Tuesday – Sept 4 – 8:00 a.m. People of Faith for Peace meeting
Saturday – Sept 8 – 12:00 noon Peace Center & Ed Fund Board meetings
Friday – Sept 7 – 12:30 p.m. Finance Committee meeting
Thursday – Sept 13 – 7:30 p.m. “Can Mr. Smith Get To Washington Anymore?”
Tuesday – Sept 18 - 7:00 p.m. Legislative Resource Committee Meeting
Friday – Sept 21 – 6:00 p.m. Report on Cuba Caravan
Oct. 19 to 21 -"Christian Ministry in a Red and Blue World"
Tuesday – Oct 2 – 6:30 p.m. “PROTEST” Art:21–Art in the Twenty-First Century
Thursday – Oct 4 – 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Downtown Dads Luncheon
Friday – Oct 5th the Singing CIA Agent is in town – being developed
Monday - Oct 8 Interfaith Daylong Fast to End the War in Iraq
Thursday – Oct 11th – Men Choosing Respect “Champions of Respect”
Sunday – Oct 21 – United Nations Banquet - Global Learning Center
Monday - Oct. 22 – 10:30 a.m. Bob Woodward of the Washington Post
Wednesday – Oct 24 – Sr. Helen Prejean - by Kansas Coalition Against the Death Penalty
Friday & Saturday - Nov 2 & 3 – National War Tax Resistance conference
Saturday – Nov 10th – Hearty Party for Peace - being developed
Wednesday, February 13, 2008 - Kansas Equality Day 2008
The Prairie Lighthouse Calendar from eastern Kansas and western Missouri peace and social justice groups is listed at the end of this Peace Center calendar
PEACE CENTER CALENDAR: FULL INFORMATION
Saturday – Aug 25 – 10:30 a.m. WHAT’S NEXT ACTION GROUP
“WHAT'S NEXT?” ACTION GROUP the all volunteer heart of our efforts to end the war on Iraq meets the second and fourth Saturdays starting at 10:30 a.m. Join in and help us move forward our: Depleted Uranium Bill, Counter-Recruiting, War Tax Protest, USD 259 Opt-Out Follow-through, Movie Nights, “How to leave Iraq” plan endorsement, “Human Cost of War” display and plan direct action. 10:30 a.m. Peace Center 1407 N. Topeka St. Wichita, Ks. (316) 263-5886
Tuesday – Sept 4 – 8:00 a.m. People of Faith for Peace meeting
People of Faith for Peace (PFP) is a partnership of clergy and lay leaders from Wichita who seek to educate ourselves and the community regarding peace making efforts that are faithful to the Divine and to humanity. PFP meets, usually, the first and third Tuesday morning from 8:00-9:00 at Inter-Faith Ministries, 829 N. Market, Wichita.
Contact Pat Cameron for more information 316-264-9303
This event, sponsored by others, might be of interests to our Peace Center community
Friday – Sept 7 – 12:30 p.m. Finance Committee meeting
Peace Center, 1407 N. Topeka St., Wichita, KS 316-263-5886
Saturday – Sept 8 – 12:00 noon Peace Center & Ed Fund Board meetings
Peace Center, 1407 N. Topeka St., Wichita, KS 316-263-5886
Thursday – Sept 13 – 7:30 p.m. “Can Mr. Smith Get To Washington Anymore?”
This documentary follows the 2004 Missouri Democratic primary to replace retiring 28-year veteran and former House Majority Leader Dick Gephardt. It is told from inside the campaign of Jeff Smith, a 29-year old part-time political science instructor at Washington University.
The film questions how we elect our political leaders by showing that candidates with access to power and money have significant advantages over any contenders, regardless of their abilities. It shows what confronts fresh political faces with new ideas and passionate supporters when they go head-to-head against a political system that maintains power by manipulating a largely apathetic electorate. As a result, we tend to elect brand-name politicians despite their obvious shortcomings.
The film offers an unvarnished look at the inside of what national pundits called one of 2004's surprising campaigns. And the film asks if it is still possible in America for voters excited by a person's ideas and ability to get involved in the political process and elect a candidate who has not sold out, or bought into the existing political establishment.
Murdock Theater – films with a message series start at 7:30 p.m. - located in the 20th Century Center, 536 N. Broadway, Wichita, KS (316) 263-1665
Admission Price: $6, $5 seniors and Students, $4 WFF Members
Tuesday – Sept 18 - 7:00 p.m. - Legislative Resource Committee Meeting
Designed to bridge the communication between the grass roots, and our elected officials. According to our constitution, the people have access to the system through our representatives. This meeting is to explore ways in which to better communicate. This can be done in a variety of ways, through direct communication at town meetings, written communication either by email, letter, or phone calls. Come and join us as we explore ways to do this and serve as a model for other communities. At the Peace Center, 1407 N. Topeka, St. Wichita for questions call Dona Baba at (316) 945-0654
This event, sponsored by others, might be of interests to our Peace Center community
Friday – Sept 21 – 6:00 p.m. Report on Cuba Caravan
Last month the Peace Center hosted Pastors for Peace Cuba Caravan as it moved on it’s way delivering humanitarian aid to Cube. One of our own from here in Wichita join them and will tell her story. We expect this to be a potluck dinner and discussion event. Location and other details to follow soon. This is a Peace Center sponsored event.
Tuesday – Oct 2 – 6:30 p.m. “PROTEST” Art:21–Art in the Twenty-First Century
The Peace Center, Ulrich Museum of Art, Wichita State University and PBS partner to preview “PROTEST” Art:21–Art in the Twenty-First Century. Art:21 is the first broadcast series for national public television to focus exclusively on contemporary visual art and artists in the United States. Art21 has produced four seasons of the Emmy-nominated series for PBS, creating a biennial event that has featured 72 established and emerging artists to date. The Peace Center will preview “ PROTEST” - How does contemporary art engage politics, inequality, and the many conflicts that besiege the world today? How do artists use their work to oppose misery, turmoil, and injustice? This episode examines the ways in which contemporary artists picture war, express outrage, and empathize with the suffering of others. Artists: Jenny Holzer, Alfredo Jaar, An-My Lê, and Nancy Spero. The one hour screening will be followed by a discussion of the material. Oct 2, 2007, 6:30 p.m. at Inter-Faith Gallery, 829 N. Market, Wichita, Ks. Free and open to the public. Call the Peace Center for more information 316-263-5886
This event is co-sponsored by the Peace Center, Ulrich Museum and Global Learning Center.
Thursday – Oct 4 – 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Downtown Dads Luncheon
The next Downtown Dads Luncheon will be at the United Way of the Plains offering, along with a great lunch, a presentation on “Emotion Coaching” for fathers. Reservations are needed; call Debbie Elkins at Connecting Point, 267-3535 for more information.
This event is sponsored by Men choosing respect, a program of the Peace Center.
Friday – Oct 5th the Singing CIA Agent is in town - This will be a fun evening
More info to follow
Monday Oct 8 Interfaith Daylong Fast to End the War in Iraq
6:30 p.m.—Interfaith Prayers for Peace, 7:30 p.m.—Breaking the Fast
Why a Day of Fasting? Many of our faith traditions share a season of sacred self-assessment and self-transformation in the fall—including the month of Ramadan and the Night of Power (Islam); the High Holy Days and Sukkot (Judaism); and the Feast Day of Francis of Assisi and Worldwide Communion Sunday (Christianity).
Inter-Faith Ministries and People of Faith for Peace are joining a call from religious leaders and organizations across the nation for a day of fasting from dawn to dusk on Monday, October 8 (the day officially known as "Columbus Day") to call for an end to the Iraq War. On this day, people of faith in local communities across our nation will act as catalysts to transform the meaning of the day from one of conquest to community and from violence to reverence.
Everyone is invited to come together Monday evening:
6:30 p.m.—Interfaith Prayers for Peace
7:30 p.m.—Breaking the Fast (potluck dinner - please bring food to share with others)
Monday, October 8th Inter-Faith Ministries (829 N. Market)
For more information, call 264-9303
This event, sponsored by others, might be of interests to our Peace Center community
Thursday – Oct 11th – Men Choosing Respect “Champions of Respect”
More info to follow
Oct. 19 to 21 -"Christian Ministry in a Red and Blue World"
Politics has polarized the Christian church as deeply as society at large. How can we talk (and listen!) when we passionately disagree over candidates and strategies? A conference at Hesston (KS) College. Dr. Gregory Boyd, author of the New York Times bestseller “The Myth of A Christian Nation”, leads a strong list of speakers and workshop leaders to navigate the way beyond the divide to conversation and justice. To register, call Hesston College, 620-327-8295
This event, sponsored by others, might be of interests to our Peace Center community
Sunday – Oct 21 – United Nations Banquet - Global Learning Center
More info to follow
Monday - Oct. 22 – 10:30 a.m. Bob Woodward of the Washington Post
Woodward is an investigative reporter who won a Pulitzer Prize in 1973 for his work on the Watergate controversy. He works for the Washington Post, and he has written a book entitled, "State of Denial," which is about the United States presidency of George W. Bush. He is famous for his part in breaking the Watergate scandal of President Nixon wide open. Woodward is coming to Hutchinson in October 2007 to speak as part of the Hutchinson Community College Dillon Lecture Series. $5.00 at the door. Hutchinson Sports Arena, 700 East 11th, Hutchinson, KS 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 For more information call: Ray & Stella Dillon Lecture Series, 620-665-6505
This event, sponsored by others, might be of interests to our Peace Center community
Wednesday – Oct 24 – Sr. Helen Prejean - by Kansas Coalition Against the Death Penalty
More info to follow
Friday & Saturday - Nov 2 & 3 – National War Tax Resistance conference
Heartland Peace Tax Group will host the meetings in Newton. Friday, Nov 2, Alan Gamble, director of National Campaign for a Peace Tax Fund, will give a public lecture on Friday evening at Krehbiel Auditorium at Bethel College, North Newton. Saturday will have workshops All meetings are open to the public. More information to follow.
Saturday – Nov 10th – Hearty Party for Peace
More info to follow
Wednesday, February 13, 2008 - Kansas Equality Day 2008
This is a 'save the date' notice – come to Topeka with use. More information to follow.
The Prairie Lighthouse Calendar below comes from eastern Kansas and western Missouri peace and social justice groups.
Prairie Lighthouse Calendar
August 20, 2007
http://www.freewebs.com/prairiemama/index.htm
Monday, August 20
Columbia, MO
Peaceworks Steering Committee 6:30 meeting, 6 pm optional potluck. at the Peace Nook. Our governing board usually meets every fourth Monday
Kansas City, MO
KC Iraq Task Force Implementation Meeting. 6:30 pm AFSC Office, 4405 Gillham Rd. to implement plans from our strategic meeting bringing our message out to people, exposing the economic costs of the war and the war profiteering which continues to support it.
Lawrence, KS
Radical Self Defense 6:30 – 8 pm Solidarity Library, 1109 Massachusetts. Come wearing unrestrictive clothing and well hydrated if at all possible. (more specific advice is to not eat in the hour before class) Also be prepared to be barefoot if this is at all feasible. Held Mondays and Thursdays (6 – 7:30 pm).
Musical Benefit for Solidarity 8 pm Solidarity Center, 1109 Massachusetts. Erik Petersen and Mischief Brew.
Tuesday, August 21
Columbia, MO
Women in Black Against Violence. 12 – 1 pm. MU”s Speakers’ Circle. Held every Tuesday.
Fulton, MO
Weekly Peace Demonstration. 4:30 – 5:30 pm. Calloway County Courthouse, Market and 5th Sts. Held every Tuesday.
Kansas City, MO
Peace Demonstration. 5 – 6 pm. Median strip on the south corner of 63rd and Ward Parkway. For more information email '63rd Street Patriots' at schwartzkatz@sbcglobal.net. Held every Tuesday
Lawrence, KS
Transcending Patriarchy. 7:30 pm. Solidarity Library, 1109 Massachusetts. A discussion group focused on challenging internalized and externalized sexism and patriarchy. Meets every Tuesday.
St. Louis, MO
Bannering Sen. Claire McCaskill’s Office 4:30 pm 5850A Delmar Blvd. (just east of the Delmar loop). Come Banner with the Occupation Project in front of Sen. McCaskill's office! Join us in telling her "No more money for war!" Contact information: Colleen Kelly mckelly78@hotmail.com. Held every Tuesday.
Topeka, KS
Grandparents/Kinship Meeting, 6:30 - 7:30 pm YMCA Downtown, 421 Van Buren. Sharla Pfeffer - Facilitator and CO Facilitator Sharon Dabzadeh Spanish Speaking Grandparents/Kinship Meeting, Jennie Barron –CO Facilitator & Translator: Abuelos Criando Nietos. "CHEER FOR KIDS" CHILD CARE PROVIDED (no cost) CALL 785-286-2329 or 785-231-0763 with number of children attending (24 hours prior). Meets every third Tuesday.
Wichita, KS
People of Faith for Peace. 8 am. Inter-Faith Ministries 829 N. Market. PFP is a partnership of clergy and lay leaders from Wichita who seek to educate ourselves and the community.
Legislative Resource Committee Meeting 7 pm. Peace Center,, 1407 N. Topeka, St. Designed to bridge the communication between the grass roots, and our elected officials. According to our constitution, the people have access to the system through our representatives. This meeting is to explore ways in which to better communicate. This can be done in a variety of ways, through direct communication at town meetings, written communication either by email, letter, or phone calls. Come and join us as we explore ways to do this and serve as a model for other communities. For questions call Dona Baba at (316) 945-0654
Wednesday, August 22
Columbia, MO
Rush Hour Peace Vigil. 4:15-5:45 pm Broadway & Providence. Held every Wednesday
Jefferson City, MO
Weekly Peace Vigil Noon – 1 pm. Post Office on High Street. Held every Wednesday.
Kansas City, MO
Send Pres. Bush a Message of Peace 11:30 am Barney Allis Plaza . George Bush will be coming to town to address the VFW Convention at Bartle Hall. You may park in the underground lot there or the lot at 13th and Broadway. For more info, contact Anne Pritchett at pritchett.anne@gmail.com or Joe Carr at joecarr@riseup.net
Lawrence, KS
Women’s Health Discussion Group: Menstruation 6:30 pm Solidarity Library, 1109 Massachusetts. We will gather to discuss body positive bleeding; how our ideas about menstruation have changed over time, our experiences with first menses; techniques for dealing with cramps; gadgets and societies body negative ideas about menstruation. We will also talk about ideas for celebrating first menses for kids. This meeting is open to anyone who identifies as a woman or who has the female anatomy being discussed.
Lincoln, NE
Anti-War Vigil. 5 – 6 pm. Lincoln Federal Building, 15th & O Streets. For information call 402 499-6672. Held every Wednesday.
Manhattan, KS
Weekly Anti-War Vigil. 4:30-5:30 pm. Triangle Park in Aggieville. Join us in protest against the war in Iraq. You are welcome to use one of our many signs, but you are also welcome to bring your own. Held every Wednesday.
Omaha, NE
Stratcom Peace Vigil. 4:30 – 5:30 pm behind the Scott Technology Center at 6825 Pine Street, For details call the Omaha Catholic Worker, Jerry Ebner at 402-502-5887. Email: omahacw@hotmail.com Held every Wednesday
Overland Park, KS
Iraq Anti-War Protest 5 pm College & Quivira. Send a message to Sen. Pat Robert that it's time to end the war!
St. Louis, MO
The Panama Deception. 7-9 pm Oak Bend Branch Library, 842 South Holmes Ave. Library is located near the intersection of Hwy 44 and Big Bend behind the QT gas station (Holmes Ave.) :Latin American Forum: In 1989, Panama was invaded by 26,000 U.S. troops. They were searching for one man, Manuel Noriega. Stealth fighters roared overhead, media reports were suppressed, and the civilian body count may have risen into the thousands. While the U.S. government and media was telling one story, an intrepid group of filmmakers were braving roadblocks and bullets to bring the world the truth. This film documents what really happened. Mass graves, homeless families, plus interviews with some of the principles involved help to reveal the hidden agenda behind the invasion. This film won the Academy Award for best documentary film in 1993. Free. Discussion to follow. Sponsor: Latin America Forum Contact voiceofpoor@yahoo.com http://www.Latinamericaforum.org
Thursday, August 23
Lawrence, KS
Womyn Take Back The Night Planning Meeting 6-8 pm United Way Building, 2518 Ridge Court. Please email wtcsoutreach@hotmail.com with any questions/concerns. Held every 2nd and 4th Thursday.
Radical Self Defense 6: – 7:30 pm Solidarity Library, 1109 Massachusetts. Come wearing unrestrictive clothing and well hydrated if at all possible. (more specific advice is to not eat in the hour before class) Also be prepared to be barefoot if this is at all feasible. Held Mondays (6:30 – 8 pm) and Thursdays.
Manhattan, KS
GI Rights Information Action at Ft. Riley in Ogden. For information email anne_cowan@sbcglobal.net or navel@prodigy.net
Friday, August 24
Lawrence, KS
Solidarity Center 6th Birthday Bash 7 pm Solidarity, 1109 Massachusetts. Girl in a Coma, The Recipe, Joe Car w. DJ Spence. Plus food, games, radical frivolity. Kid friendly activities.
Stevens Point, WI
Weekly Demonstration 3:30 pm Downtown by the Shapko parking lot. stevebartelt@gmail.comHeld Held every Friday.
Saturday, August 25
Columbia, MO
Downtown Peace Vigil. 10-11 am. Columbia Post Office. Held Every Saturday
Lawrence, KS
March for Fair Food 9:30 am Meet at Burger King, 1100 N. 3rd St. 11 am Short rally and rest t Burger King 1107 W. 6th. 1 pm Major Rally with music and free healthy food at Burger King 1302 W. 23rd St. http://www.sfalliance.org/resurces/lawrencebk.pdf
Peace Vigil. 12-1 pm, Douglas County Courthouse, 11th & Massachusetts. This vigil is in its 5th year of protesting the Iraq War Held every Saturday.
Sunday, August 26
Columbia, MO
Missourians for safe energy bike ride 2 pm Flat Branch Trailhead Park. We will then ride out at a modest2 pm pace on the MKT to Hindman Junction and back.
Kansas City, MO
Iraq Peace Vigil, 4 pm, JC Nichols Fountain, 47th & Main, Streets, Kansas City, MO http://www.kciraqtaskforce.org/ Held every Sunday.
St. Louis MO
Weekly Vigil for Peace 7 pm. Grand & Lindell (in front of College Church), 3628 Lindell. This vigil is an ongoing place for opponents of the war on Iraq to make their opposition visible. There is a time of silence, an open mike for sharing perspectives and readings, music, and announcements of upcoming events. Some hold large colorful banners, others hold candles and signs, while others leaflet cars stopped in traffic. People of all faiths and persuasions are welcome. Held every Sunday.
Monday, August 27
Columbia, MO
Peaceworks Steering Committee. 6 pm, potluck; 6:30 pm, meeting. At the Peace Nook. Usually meets each 4th Monday.
Kansas City, MO
Iraq Task Force Meeting 6:30 pm AFSC Office 4405 Gillham Rd At this meeting we will begin exploring ways of moving beyond protest to creative strategic nonviolent action. Help us build a stronger more powerful peace movement!
Lawrence, KS
Radical Self Defense 6:30 – 8 pm Solidarity Library, 1109 Massachusetts. Come wearing unrestrictive clothing and well hydrated if at all possible. (more specific advice is to not eat in the hour before class) Also be prepared to be barefoot if this is at all feasible. Held Mondays and Thursdays (6 – 7:30 pm).
Tuesday, August 28
Columbia, MO
Women in Black Against Violence. 12 – 1 pm. MU”s Speakers’ Circle. Held every Tuesday.
Fulton, MO
Weekly Peace Demonstration. 4:30 – 5:30 pm. Calloway County Courthouse, Market and 5th Sts. Held every Tuesday.
Kansas City, MO
Peace Demonstration. 5 – 6 pm. Median strip on the south corner of 63rd and Ward Parkway. For more information email '63rd Street Patriots' at schwartzkatz@sbcglobal.net. Held every Tuesday
Lawrence, KS
Transcending Patriarchy. 7:30 pm. Solidarity Library, 1109 Massachusetts. A discussion group focused on challenging internalized and externalized sexism and patriarchy. Meets every Tuesday.
Manhattan, KS
Department of Homeland Security officials will take public comment about the proposed Manhattan site for National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF). 7 pm - 10 pm Kansas State University Student Union. On site registration and sign-up to present oral comments will be available at 6 p.m. for all meetings. This is the beginning of the "public scoping" period. Following its close, DHS will begin the environmental impact evaluation process.
Springfield, MO
PNO Planning/Activism 7 pm Library Station. 2535 N. Kansas. Ideas and involvement.
St. Louis, MO
Bannering Sen. Claire McCaskill’s Office 4:30 pm 5850A Delmar Blvd. (just east of the Delmar loop). Come Banner with the Occupation Project in front of Sen. McCaskill's office! Join us in telling her "No more money for war!" Contact information: Colleen Kelly mckelly78@hotmail.com. Held every Tuesday.
Wednesday, August 29
Columbia, MO
Rush Hour Peace Vigil. 4:15-5:45 pm Broadway & Providence. Held every Wednesday
Jefferson City, MO
Weekly Peace Vigil Noon – 1 pm. Post Office on High Street. Held every Wednesday.
Lincoln, NE
Anti-War Vigil. 5 – 6 pm. Lincoln Federal Building, 15th & O Streets. For information call 402 499-6672. Held every Wednesday.
Manhattan, KS
Weekly Anti-War Vigil. 4:30-5:30 pm. Triangle Park in Aggieville. Join us in protest against the war in Iraq. You are welcome to use one of our many signs, but you are also welcome to bring your own. Held every Wednesday.
Omaha, NE
Stratcom Peace Vigil. 4:30 – 5:30 pm behind the Scott Technology Center at 6825 Pine Street, For details call the Omaha Catholic Worker, Jerry Ebner at 402-502-5887. Email: omahacw@hotmail.com Held every Wednesday
Overland Park, KS
Iraq Anti-War Protest 5 pm College & Quivira. Send a message to Sen. Pat Robert that it's time to end the war
St. Louis, MO
"Fidel: The Untold Story" 7 pm Oak Bend Branch Library, 842 South Holmes Ave. Library is located near the intersection of Hwy 44 and Big Bend behind the QT gas station (Holmes Ave.) Latin American Forum: Fidel Castro is one of the most influential and controversial figures who has ever lived. This film takes a unique and and fascinating look at a man few in America understand outside an olive green uniform, fiery speeches, and Cuban cigars. This film offers a rare opportunity to see the man through personal interviews with Castro himself, historians, public figures and close friends, including world leaders like Nelson Mandela, businessman Ted Turner, and ex-world champ Muhammad Ali, with footage from the Cuban state archives. Viewed as a ruthless dictator by some, and one of the world's foremost humanitarians by others, the leader of this poor Caribbean island provides more doctors the the World Health Organization than any other nation. This film cuts through a wall of propaganda that has lasted for 50 years to offer a fresh look at an old "nemesis". Free. Discussion to follow. Sponsor: Latin America Forum Contact mailto:voiceofpoor@yahoo.com http://www.Latinamericaforum.org
Springfield, MO
Healthcare Not Warfare Protest 5-6 pm Roy Blunt’s Office, 2740 B East Sunshine. Please come join Code Pink and Peace Network of the Ozarks in sending the message of Healthcare not Warfare to Representative Blunt. Wear hospital scrubs if you have them (especially pink!).
Thursday, August 30
Lawrence, KS
Radical Self Defense 6: – 7:30 pm Solidarity Library, 1109 Massachusetts. Come wearing unrestrictive clothing and well hydrated if at all possible. (more specific advice is to not eat in the hour before class) Also be prepared to be barefoot if this is at all feasible. Held Mondays (6:30 – 8 pm) and Thursdays.
Manhattan, KS
GI Rights Information Action at Ft. Riley in Ogden. For information email anne_cowan@sbcglobal.net or navel@prodigy.net
Friday, August 31
Stevens Point, WI
Weekly Demonstration 3:30 pm Downtown by the Shapko parking lot. stevebartelt@gmail.comHeld Held every Friday.
Saturday, September 1
Columbia, MO
Downtown Peace Vigil. 10-11 am. Columbia Post Office. Held Every Saturday
Lawrence, KS
Peace Vigil. 12-1 pm, Douglas County Courthouse, 11th & Massachusetts. This vigil is in its 5th year of protesting the Iraq War Held every Saturday.
Sunday, September 2
Kansas City, MO
Iraq Peace Vigil, 4 pm, JC Nichols Fountain, 47th & Main, Streets, Kansas City, MO http://www.kciraqtaskforce.org/ Held every Sunday.
Lawrence, KS
Grandparents Kinship Support Meeting. 4 – 5:30 pm Redeemer Lutheran Church, 27—N. Lawrence Ave. Valerie Murphy, facilitator. Call (785) 841-2488. Meets every 1st Sunday. |
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