Well, here’s what you can do…
How many times have you thought “I SO wish we could learn to deal with our problems collaboratively instead of attacking one another?” We’ve heard it in our homes, our churches, our political organizations and wished it during the endless rounds of sniping we’ve heard on the news.
As a matter of fact, your EPF chapter was started in 2004 by some folks at St. Joseph, Lakewood, who asked that very question after lamenting the hostility of the 2004 election.
The skills training to be offered by your EPF chapter August 6-8 (Journey Into Peace: Creating a Culture of Non-Violence at St. John’s Cathedral) is designed to help us in moving from wish to fulfillment–first in our own hearts, then in our homes, churches, workplaces and everywhere we’re engaged. This is active peace-making designed for the real world, designed to move us from desire and directly toward what Mahatma Gandhi called being the change we wish to see in the world.
Let’s do it! Let’s be the peace we wish to see. Download brochure HERE.
*NEW!* To make registration easier, we now have an online process. Just click the link below AND scroll down until you see “Journey into Peace” ($75). The national EPF organization has kindly added our conference to its donation page and will credit us for your payment.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ONLINE! (follow the instructions outlined above)
If you prefer to mail your registration form with a check,
click here to begin downloading a mail-in registration form in PDF format
What might be holding you back? We want everyone to come who desires to attend the conference. Scholarship help is available from a number of churches for their own members and from donors to EPF who want to make it possible for you to attend. To request a scholarship, check with your own priest or minister or contact Joe Hajny at JHAJNY@aol.com or 303-548-3560.
For more information see www.epfcolorado.org/conference.html
Please consider passing on this word to those you love who might be interested.
Feel free to contact Lynn Huber with any comments, questions and/or offers to help us spread the word, house those coming from out of town, assist in taking care of logistics, or in any way that fits your particular gifts and talents. We need you! Lynn can be reached at info@epfcolorado.org or 303-587-0288.Click here to visit the Conference page at our website.
