ISSUE INDEX
Peace Vigils:
The Vigils below will continue only through December 20. They will then be discontinued until further notice. Thank you for your participation.
New Hope has moved
to Golden Valley
Saturdays, 1:30 - 2:30 PM
(when it is not bitterly cold) at the pedestrian bridge that crosses over Highway 55 just west of Winnetka Avenue in Golden Valley.
Minnetonka
Saturday 11am- noon
Hwys 101 & 7, on the sidewalk near the fountain at Target in Minnetonka.
Special Events
Thursday, December 11, 7 PM
"Considering Democracy: 8 Things to Ask Your Representative"
This documentary offers a cinematic mirror that allows U.S. citizens to see ourselves through the eyes of the world.
Director Keya Lea Horuchi interviewed people in 10 countries and then did extensive research to make certain that the things that she was told were true. ... "I believe this will bring strength and courage to American democracy."
Free and open to the public at the Parish Community of St. Joseph, 8710 - 36th Ave. N., New Hope (corner of Boone). If you have any questions, please call Carole, 763-546-5368.
First Thursday Monthly Film
Thursday
Watch for future films
Pot Luck
Meetings
(Watch for future dates)
Refer to Calendar for Dates
and Times of monthly meetings
and other events.
Click on event for details.
Regular monthly meetings
are usually scheduled for the
Second Thursday of every month
unless otherwise noted
(Watch for future dates)
Please join us for an exciting and informative evening at the Parish Community of St. Joseph, 8710 - 36th Avenue N. (corner of Boone), New Hope. Free and open to all. For more information, Eileen at 763-545-2296 or Carole at 763-546-5368.
WELCOME!
Northwest Neighbors for Peace
came together in 2005 to bring informative, stimulating programs on peace, justice,and the sustainability of our planet to the Northwest suburban area of the Twin Cities. We are dedicated to pursuing non-violent alternatives in every area where conflicts arise, promoting social justice and tolerance, conserving natural resources, and protecting human rights in our cities, state, country, and world. We are an inclusive group and welcome all who are interested in joining with us.
Though Peace is inherently both a political and moral issue, we do not endorse or represent any political party or candidate, nor are we aligned with any specific religious denomination.
For additional information contact:
Carole Rydberg, 763-546-5368, nwn4p@yahoo.com
Eileen Moran, 763-545-2296, nwn4p@yahoo.com
CALENDAR
Global Peace March, Sunday, March 18, 2007:
Thousands marched on a chilly, windy day in Minneapolis in unity with Peace groups throughout the country (including members of NWN4P):
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