Enrollment Form     

Join, pay dues and pledge online at www.epfnational.org or return this form with a check to the address above.  All contributions are tax deductible.


YES, please enroll me/us in the Episcopal Peace Fellowship.  I/We accept the EPF commitment as printed below and as posted on the website.

Name/s  _______________________________________________________________

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o    Please send me information about Active Nonviolence Training.

I’m interested in the following Action Groups: (Circle those that apply.)

Conscientious Objection     Nuclear Abolition/Disarmament
Death Penalty                    Cuba
Iraq                                   Peace & Millennium Development Goals
Iran                                   Young Adults
Israel/Palestine                  Restorative Justice
        

Dues Structure (individual and household) – Select a level:

Limited Income $10     Supporting $40     Sustaining $70   

Contributing $120      Benefactor $250 - $999     Donor $1000

Please Join in the Peace Partner Campaign to support EPF programs :(Please circle your choice.)

$10/month    $25/month    $50/month    $100/month           Other ____


How did you hear about EPF?  Ad ___  Parish ___ Seminary ___ Friend___   

Will you distribute EPF literature in your parish?  ____

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Expiration Date:  ___________________

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EPF MEMBERSHIP COMMITMENT PLEDGE

In loyalty to the person, teaching, and Lordship of Jesus Christ, my conscience commits me to His way of redemptive love: to pray, study, and work for peace, and to renounce, as far as possible, participation in war, militarism, and all other forms of violence.

In fellowship with others, I will work to discover and create alternatives to violence and to build a culture of peace.  I urge the Episcopal Church in accordance with our baptismal vows “to renounce the evil powers of this world which corrupt and destroy the creatures of God”, and to wage peace across all boundaries, calling upon people everywhere to repent, to forgive, and to love.