Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Pilgrimage for Justice and Peace



We march in Greensboro during Holy Week calling for

END TO WAR

that is killing our soldiers and Afghan civilians;

HALT TO NEW JAILS

and their funding and building instead of new schools; and

JUSTICE FOR IMMIGRANTS

and their families facing separation due to unjust detention and deportation!


Join various community organizations and people on Tuesday, March 30, 2010 for the 23rd annual Pilgrimage for Justice and Peace! We will be marching in Greensboro during the Holy Week calling for an end to war, a halt to new jails, and justice for immigrants. The day will begin at Guilford College and end at St Mary's Catholic Church. Please join us!


Schedule of Events:

9:30 am-1:00 pm

PAINT FOR PEACE

Help paint a student-designed mural highlighting the human cost of war in Afghanistan. The mural will be part of a national exhibit on the war.
Guilford College Campus
Hege Cox Lawn (on main quad in front of the art building)
5800 W. Friendly Ave. 27410

12:00 pm-1:00 pm

TABLE TALK WITH GUILFORD'S PROJECT COMMUNITY

Eat and talk with Pilgrimage walkers (lunch on own)
Guilford College Cafeteria- 5800 W. Friendly Ave. 27410

1:00 pm-4:00 pm

WALK FOR JUSTICE

Leave Guilford to walk 7 miles downtown to site of new jail. We will circle the jail under the construction to pray for our tax resoures to be used for peace and education, not jails. (We plan to arrive at the jail by 3:30)
Start at Guilford College
End at site of new jail- Washington St. between Eugene and Edgeworth

6:30 pm-8:30 pm

WALK FOR IMMIGRANT JUSTICE

Walk 2 miles to evening program for a community message focused on immigrant rights.
Meet at FaithAction Intl. House- 705 N. Greene St. 27410
End at St Mary's Catholic Church- 81 Duke St. 27410



FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Lori Fernald Khamala
LKhamala@afsc.org, 336-413-8905 or
Eric Jonas
efjonas@faihouse.org, 336-662-5333

Event sponsored by: American Friends Service Committee (NC), Carolina Interfaith Taskforce on Central America, FaithAction International House, NC Occupational Safety & Health Project, Guilford College Peace Society, Witness for Peace Southeast, La Vela Latino Center

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