September 9, 2021

9/11 Remembering and Learning at FOR

At the Fellowship of Reconciliation’s national headquarters on the banks of the Hudson River, our interfaith staff were gathered for our weekly Tuesday morning meditation. It was September 11, 2001. We had planned an orientation afterward for four young adults

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FOR-USA 2 days ago

"Becoming a member of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, to me, is as natural as breathing -- because my whole being aspires for peace, understanding, love, and brotherhood." ~ Thich Nhat Hanh, May 1966 We love and honor Thay, our teacher, friend, and lifelong FOR member. https://t.co/vV5ULEf5m6

FOR-USA 2 days ago

Our friend, teacher, and FOR member since 1966, Thich Nhat Hanh has said, "There is no birth, in meditation, there is no death ... Happy Continuation Day." #ThichNhatHanh

FOR-USA 4 days ago

RT @LetsUnpac: BREAKING: Young people on #HungerStrike4Democracy and activists are risking arrest in front of the Capitol RIGHT NOW condemn…

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RT @elsclegal: 🚨While #Israel is enforcing apartheid by expelling Palestinian family in Sheikh Jarrah, @Stadt_Wien filed a lawsuit against…

FOR-USA 6 days ago

Our Book Club is back, join us starting Thur, Jan 27th for monthly online meetings. Dr. Fernando Ona will lead the group through Walter Wink’s “The Powers That Be.” Please register here: #bookclub #forusa #monthly #walterwink #thepowersthatbe https://t.co/pVGoMvcN2b

FOR-USA 7 days ago

Join us at 4pm EST TODAY for our "Brothers in the Beloved Community" book talk with Marc Andrus. Register today here: Don't forget to like and share with your community, theres still time to grab your virtual seat! #forusa #booktalk #virtualevent #MLK https://t.co/UMdmbQOglq

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Fellowship of Reconciliation USA (FOR-USA) is the largest interfaith peace fellowship leading the charge on today’s most pressing human and civil rights issues through advocacy, activism, and educational programs.