Network for Peace

Hiroshima Day vigil and picnic. 1pm

Vigil and procession. 12noon.

Hiroshima Day vigil banners, placards, speakers and one-minute silence. 12noon

Re-launch of Hiroshima by John Hersey.

Hiroshima Day Vigil, drawing shadows, piper's lament, readings, procession, leafleting.

Hiroshima Day quiet reflection and songs.

Hiroshima Day singing, speeches and launch of 70 paper lanterns.

Lantern making and floating, plus public play reading.

Readings and time of stillness.

Hiroshima Day information stall and choir in pedestrian area, outside the shopping precinct in the centre of Burnley.

Readings and reception.

Placards / banners / flags / demonstration.

Vigil

Flower laying 2.30-3.30

NJPN Open Networking Day

Speaker: Paul Bodenham, Chair, Green Christian on 'Francisconomics: The Saint, the Pope and the Economy of Enough', looking at economics in the light of the spirituality of St Francis and the Pope's encyclical on the environment.

Milton Keynes Peace and Justice Network, Just Supper at 7.30 pm. At 8.15 pm Chris Coppock will introduce the DVD ‘The Watford Heroes’ followed by a discussion on conscientious objectors.
To reserve a place at Open Table at 7.30 pm, please contact bookings@thewellatwillen.org.uk or ring 01908 242190, giving 24 hours notice!

Milton Keynes Peace and Justice Network, Just Supper at 7.30 pm.
At 8.15 pm presentation by Gill Kirkup of the Fawcett Society. To reserve a place at Open Table at 7.30 pm, please contact bookings@thewellatwillen.org.uk or ring 01908 242190, giving 24 hours notice!
(Fully accessible, parking adjacent, contact for queries 01908 561365)

Special ceremony, 2 pm.
(Temple accessible on application, toilet. Contact 01908 663652)

Milton Keynes Peace and Justice Network, Just Supper at 7.30 pm. At 8.15 pm presentation by Craig Walker of the Open University, “Conflict Transformation – de-norming violence after civil war”. Craig bases his talk on his recent work in Nepal and Mozambique.