Easy to print list of events coming up in the next two months.
A special service of more than just Remembrance on the eve of the centenary of the ‘War to end all wars’. The guest speaker at this service will the Anglican theologian Andrew Shanks.
The Justice & Peace Commission are working with the Leeds Pax Christi Group to put on this event and prepare a special liturgy booklet that will be shared across parishes in the Leeds Diocese.
Nearest Sunday to 11/11 is Remembrance Sunday
Assemble outside Primark at the Church Rd side at 10.30am.
Serious remembrance of wars calls for serious work for peace.
If you agree, make a date with the peace movement for
Remembrance Day.
12.30pm @ Tavistock Square, London WC1
A ceremony of Remembrance and Peace 100 years after the First World War
2 – 5pm @ Friends House, Euston Road, London NW1 2BJ
Drop by to meet peace activists and find out about current peace campaigns. Café, live music, films, books, stalls, with children’s programme led by Woodcraft Folk.
All welcome. Bring family, friends, colleagues.
Organised by the FIRST WORLD WAR PEACE FORUM
Anglican Pacifist Fellowship, Conscience, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Movement for the Abolition of War, Network for Peace, Pax Christi, Peace News, Peace Pledge Union, Quaker Peace & Social Witness, Right to Refuse to Kill Group, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom
You don’t have to be a committed pacifist or nonviolentist to join in – meetings are open to anyone interested.
Events usually revolve around a particular topic chosen by participants at an earlier meeting. Anyone taking part can suggest topics for future meetings.
Tuesday 10 July the topic will be PACIFISM AND BORDERS.
In August and September this year, we'll be having a summer break again -
though no doubt pursuing our quest for "the correct line" on pacifism and
nonviolence in other ways...
When we return, on Tuesday 9 October, we'll be revisiting the subject of
NONVIOLENCE AND TAKING SIDES.
If you have ideas of topics you'd like to see discussed in future months, bring your suggestions to one of the monthly meetings, or send them in (e-mail SecondTuesday@groupmail.com).
Michael Mears' acclaimed solo play about Britain's WW1 conscientious objectors.
Women in Black Silent vigil against militarism and war.
Women only, wear black if possible.
In February the vigils will be about Palestine and Israel.
Future vigils – see attached timetable.
Michael Mears' acclaimed solo play about Britain's WW1 conscientious objectors.
Michael Mears' acclaimed solo play about Britain's WW1 conscientious objectors.
Michael Mears' acclaimed solo play about Britain's WW1 conscientious objectors.