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Seeking Peace in a Difficult Place
Seeking Peace in a Difficult Place Friday 26th October, 2012 at Friends’ Meeting House beside Friends’ Prep.School, 4, Magheralave Road, Lisburn, BT28 3BD. 7.30- 9.30 p.m. The conflict in Palestine and Israel is very serious, emotive and divisive and affects people and their thinking in many parts of the world. Quaker Yearly Meeting Peace Committee [...]
Seeking Peace in a Difficult Place – A hard task to follow
Seeking Peace in a Difficult Place A hard task to follow Saturday 20th October, 2012 At Churchtown Meeting House, 82 Lower Churchtown Road, Dublin 14. 10.30am- 1.00pm Notice from Irish Yearly Meeting Peace Committee Last May, Irish Yearly Meeting Peace Committee co-operated with Dublin Monthly Meeting Peace Committee and Churchtown Meeting to arrange a seminar [...]
American Students Visit – Lisburn Meeting House June 2012
IRISH YEARLY MEETING PEACE COMMITTEE Dominic Scott, a professor of Millersville University, Pennsylvania is coming to N.Ireland in June this year with a group of students and a few graduates to learn a bit about life here now and our troubled past. He has been doing this for many years, having originally come from here. [...]
Consultation on Peace and Security in the Emerging Global Context from the International Ecumenical Peace Convocation
Consultation on Peace and Security in the Emerging Global Context Meeting of Reference Group on IEPC Follow-up 9-11 February 2012 Geneva, Switzerland IEPC Message Glory to God and Peace on Earth The Message of the International Ecumenical Peace Convocation I pray that, according to the riches of his glory, he may grant that you may [...]
Israel-Palestine and the Near East: What do Friends think?
A seminar on Saturday 19th May 2012 at Churchtown Meeting House, 82 Lower Churchtown Road, Dublin 14 Originated by Yearly Meeting Peace Committee with the assistance of Dublin Monthly Meeting Peace Committee 11.00am-3.30pm Contact: Seán McCrum smccrum.1949@gmail.com 087-947 4459 01 / 00-353-1/ 679 3279 Yearly Meeting Peace Committee discovered that they do not know what [...]
PEACE COMMITTEE OF IRELAND YEARLY MEETING
Below is the Yearly Meeting Peace Committee’s statement for 2012… PEACE COMMITTEE OF IRELAND YEARLY MEETING THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS [QUAKERS] IN IRELAND. WHO ARE WE? We are Quakers. We base our thinking and actions on our Peace Testimony. Our view of peace is positive – we seek for peace because it is [...]
Peace House in the West Bank demolished for the 5th time
News from the blog for the Quaker Council for European Affairs (QCEA): Israeli authorities demolished Beit Arabiya (“Arabiya’s House”) last night (Monday, January 23rd) for the fifth time, along with structures in the East Anata Bedouin compound. Beit Arabiya, Located in the West Bank town of Anata (Area C) just to the northeast of Jerusalem, is a living symbol [...]
War Crimes in Sri Lanka:International Implications – International Peace Studies Public Lecture
International Peace Studies Public Lecture “War Crimes in Sri Lanka:International Implications” Denis Halliday & Mary Lawlor Thursday, October 77 PMJ. M. Synge Theatre Arts Building Trinity College Dublin Denis Halliday is former Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations. Mary Lawlor is Director of Front Line, The International Foundation for theProtection of Human Rights Defenders. Denis [...]
HELP HAITI – DROP THE DEBT
As Haiti rebuilds from this disaster, please work to secure the immediate cancellation of Haiti’s $1 billion debt and ensure that any emergency earthquake assistance is provided in the form of grants, not debt-incurring loans. Haiti needs a sustained international effort as it seeks to recover from this earthquake. The current outpouring of support is [...]
IRISH FORUM FOR PEACE IN SRI LANKA
IRISH FORUM FOR PEACE IN SRI LANKA J.M. Synge Theatre, Trinity College Dublin Saturday 16th January @ 2.00pm The Permanent People’s Tribunal (successor to the Bertrand Russell Tribunal) will be conducting a People’s Tribunal on the war in Sri Lanka and its aftermath in Dublin on the 14th, 15th & 16th of January 2010. On [...]
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