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Voices for Earth Justice
Voices
for Earth Justice and First Unitarian of Detroit invite
you to: An
Interfaith Winter Solstice Celebration WHEN:
Wednesday,
December 21, 2011, 6:00 PM WHAT : We
invite you to join us in remembering our deep connection to the movements
of the sun in this season of the celebration of LIGHT.
WHY: Since the dawn of humanity, people
have gathered around fires and candles on the longest night of the year to
ignite their hope for a bright future. In modern times, we have sometimes
lost touch with the cycles of nature, so we gather together again to
deepen our connections with nature and each
other. WHERE:
Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 4605 Cass Ave. (and Forest), Detroit.
There is parking behind the building---look for signs.
COST:
None, refreshments will be served, and donations for food accepted.
E-mail voices4earth@juno.com, or
call 248-351-9001 for directions or more
information.
Where
on Earth are we
going? The Awakening the
Dreamer Changing
the Dream Symposium
is
a profound
inquiry into a bold vision: to
bring forth an environmentally
sustainable,
spiritually fulfilling
and socially just human presence on Earth.
If
you are ready to explore what this vision means for
you, and the opportunity to create an inspiring future, we invite you
to attend. “This
has given me the purpose and drive to change my
life. Everyone working for or wanting a
better world must see this.”
Saturday,
February 4, 2012, 8:30 a.m.– 3:00 p.m. St. Cyprian Church Free: Donation for lunch accepted. 13249 Pennsylvania Rd Riverview,
MI 48105 For more information, or to register, please contact Sarah Nash, snash@ihmsisters.org, 734.240.9691, or Patty Gillis at Voices for Earth Justice, voices4earth@juno.com You may also register online at AwakeningTheDreamer.org Awakening the Dreamer Changing the Dream Symposium Changing the Dream of the Modern World
"Connecting
With Creation VIII" BUDDHISM
AND THE ENVIRONMENT was
held on Sunday, April 25, 2010 at U. of M. Dearborn’s Environmental Interpretive Center.
46
attendees enjoyed the interfaith presentations on the
environment.
Myung
Ju Sunim, Director of the Detroit Zen Center was our keynote
speaker,
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