iraq write in

JOIN PEOPLE OF CONSCIENCE NATIONWIDE
in a "WRITE-IN" on March 30 to end the Iraq War This is not a petition or chat room, but is your opportunity to share your commitment to non-violence and justice with others and to create a common Declaration called Peace Not Poverty. Email all your friends this message!

REGISTER to participate in this online event by March 27 at www.peacenotpoverty.org, where you will find details.

Participation is open to anyone with an internet accessible computer, anywhere in the world. The Write-In will use a unique technology that enables groups to work collaboratively and create a synthesized consensus online in a few hours.

On April 4, the Peace Not Poverty declaration will be read at the "Beyond Iraq" interfaith service in Riverside Church in New York. The event will mark the anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s speech against the Vietnam War in 1967 and is part of a determined, on-going nationwide effort to end the war.

This "Write-In" is part of a plan to build what the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.called the "Beloved Community" (details of all events at www.buildingbeloved.org).

Co-sponsors include:

Clergy and Laity Concerned about Iraq
Clergy and Laity Network
Faith Voices for the Common Good
Drive Democracy
Fellowship of Reconciliation
United for Peace and Justice
National Council of Churches
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Gold Star Families for Peace
Pax Christi USA
The Tikkun Community
Unitarian Universalist Association
The Shalom Center
World Sikh Council-America Region
Progressive Christians Uniting
Protestants for the Common Good
Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America
Christians for Justice Action (United Church of
Christ)
Disciples Justice Action Network
Church of the Brethren, Peace Witness Office
Rainbow PUSH Coalition
Clergy and Laity Network
The WHALE Center
The Bruderhof
Call to Action
The Witness Magazine
One Life Institute
Peace and Security Project of Iowa
Episcopal Divinity School
Global Peace and Justice Ministry, Riverside Church Presbyterian Peace Fellowship Seminary Consortium for Urban Pastoral Education People for Peace & Justice Lutheran Human Relations Association