Interfaith Peace and Justice Movement in Los Angeles

In the event of a significant escalation of war in Iraq,
All are called to gather -- Weekday: 5:00 pm, or 5:00 pm the following day if hostilities begin in the evening -- Weekend: Noon
At these locations:
• Westwood Federal Bldg., 11000 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles
• Pasadena: Central Park, one blk. So. of Raymond and Green
• Downtown LA: La Placita Church, 535 North Main St. near Olvera St.
• Claremont: Gather at Indian Hill Blvd. & Arrow Hwy. at 5:00 pm

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Save the Dates (see below for details):
| Mar. 5- ICUJP Worship and Protest: National Iraq War Moratorium Day | Mar. 6- ICUJP Pasadena Town Hall on the Cost of War at Home | Mar. 8- Women Say No War - Invest in Caring Not Killing - March & Rally | Mar. 9- East LA March and Rally - Stop the killings! Stop the War! | Mar. 9- Nonviolence Training and Street Theatre Rehearsal | Mar. 10- Pasadena City Council Anti-War Resolution Vote | Mar. 11- Iraq Pledge of Resistance - Street Theatre and Acts of Conscience
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Mar. 15- MARCH FOR PEACE: STOP THIS WAR BEFORE IT STARTS | Apr. 7 - ICUJP Monday Night Forum - The Assault on Civil Liberties: PATRIOT Act and PATRIOT Act II, What's Next? | Apr. 11- ICUJP Creative Arts Presents: Van Freeman Art Exhibition - 'Stop Blessing War' | Listings of LA Area Peace Vigils
In the event of a major escalation of war in Iraq:
Gathering times at all locations are the same — 5:00 pm the Day of Attack, or 5:00 pm the following day if hostilities begin in the evening. If on a weekend, gather at Noon , or Noon the following day in case of night attack.
West Los Angeles: All are called to Gather at the Westwood Federal Building.
download a flyer contact for info: ICUJP (626) 683-9004

Pasadena area: Gather at Central Park (mapquest directions)- Rally and March.
Bring signs, candles. download a flyer contact for info: ICUJP (626) 683-9004

Claremont area: Gather at Indian Hill Blvd. and Arrow Hwy.
Bring signs, candles. (mapquest directions)
contact for info: Claremont Peace Vigil Committee (909) 624-0884

Downtown LA: Gather at La Placita Church, 535 North Main St. near Olvera St.
contact for info: ICUJP (626) 683-9004
ICUJP weekly meeting schedule
(blue=7:00 am morning meeting; red=7:00 pm evening meeting)

Friday Meetings are held at First Baptist Church - 760 South Westmoreland - Los Angeles — Monday Locations TBA

March Friday Mar 7 (note: location change for March 7 only: First Unitarian Church 2936 W. 8th St., L.A.)
| Friday Mar 14 | Friday Mar 21 | Friday Mar 28
April Friday Apr 4 | Monday Apr 7 (see below) | Friday Apr 11 | Friday Apr 18 | Friday Apr 25
May Friday May 2 | Monday May 5 | Friday May 9 | Friday May 16 | Friday May 23 | Friday May 30
June Monday Jun 2 | Friday Jun 6 | Friday Jun 13 | Friday Jun 20 | Friday Jun 27
meeting every week since September 28, 2001...
Interfaith Worship Dialogues
Locations and Themes TBA
March 5 (see below) | June 8 | October 12 | December 14

ICUJP Creative Arts Committee Meetings
All meetings are from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. Contact Darrin Taylor at 310-657-0839 to Join!

Meetings are held at 980 North Palm Avenue #200- West Hollywood

March Sunday, March 9
April Sunday, April 13       OPENING April 11 - Van Freeman 'Stop Blessing War' Art Exhibit - see below
May Sunday, May 14
June Sunday, June 18
July Sunday, July 13
August Sunday, August 10
September Sunday, September 14
October Sunday, October 12
November Sunday, November 9
December Sunday, December 7


Saturday Evenings at Fairfax and Third, L.A.:
Mar 8 | Mar 15 | Mar 22 | Mar 29
Apr 5 | Apr 12 | Apr 19 | Apr 26
 

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also Vigil with ICUJP every Sunday evening in the West San Fernando Valley

and Vigil with ICUJP every Friday afternoon in Pasadena
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Wednesday March 5, 2003
ICUJP Worship in Resistance
National Iraq War Moratorium Day
Ashes to Ashes
Join ICUJP as We Worship and Walk to LA Federal Bldg. to Witness for Peace and Resist War


Meet at Plaza de Dolores
7:00 am

across the street from Union Station downtown Los Angeles

(directions)
March to Downtown L.A. Federal Bldg.

300 N. Los Angeles Street
7:20 am
Nonviolent witness and reflection against War on Iraq at Federal Bldg.
8:00 am

A large, diverse, interfaith group will gather at the Federal Building in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, March 5.

Since it is Ash Wednesday in the Christian tradition, our ceremony will be around the symbolism of ashes - from ashes to ashes - from birth to death. Spokespersons from many sacred traditions will briefly share how they see the proposed Iraq War obliterating sacred life and sacred nature: Buddhist, Jew, Hindu, Sufi, Muslim, Christian and Native American. Ashes will be spread on individuals who desire to show their repentance for any complicity in acts of our government in the deaths of war. People who will participate in acts of civil disobedience will mark the federal properties with ashes in symbolism of the federal government's complicity in the killing of innocent people in the tragedy of war.

Lenten Fast

"It is the duty of believers, regardless of the religion to which they belong, to proclaim that we will never be able to be happy if we are against one another; the future of humanity will never be able to be assured by terrorism and the logic of war -- all Catholics are invited to dedicate with special intensity March 5, Ash Wednesday, to prayer and fasting for the cause of peace, especially in the Middle East."

Pope John Paul II from Zenit
Vatican City on 2/23/03

Pax Christi - LA is taking steps to begin acts of RESISTANCE to the War. Fr. Chris Ponnet will begin a liquid only fast March 5, 2003 through Easter.

Others are invited to offer their own commitment:

a) Total Liquid fast — public call to prayer and "conversion" non-violent pledge/pledge o fresistance

b) Rotating fast — a meal or day per week

c) Call Fr. Chris at 323 223 9047 and coordinate your own acts of resistance, such as tax resistance, Conscientious Objection, vigils, letter writing, CD etc.

more information: 626-683-9004


Thursday March 6, 2003
ICUJP Pasadena Town Hall:
This War IS a Local Issue

War Erodes The Social Fabric of Our Community - It's Time to Tend to Our Knitting!

In preparation for the Pasadena City Council agenda of March 10 when a resolution to Stop the War Against Iraq will be heard, join in a community discussion of the costs of war at home... Endless war will not make us safe.

John Muir High School
1905 Lincoln Ave
Pasadena
(directions)
7:00 - 9:00 pm

PLEASE ATTEND:
When the resolution will be presented to Pasadena City Council for vote —
Monday, March 10, 6:00 pm
Pasadena City Hall room 247

At the recent City Council meeting on Monday, Feb. 10, representatives from a number of Pasadena Church and ICUJP (Interfaith Communities United for Justice and Peace) persuaded the Council members to consider a resolution opposing war on Iraq. More than 100 cities across the United States have adopted similar resolutions.

more information, contact Sheila McMahon:
626-683-9004


Saturday March 8, 2003
Women Say No War:
Invest in Caring Not Killing
Join women in over 80 countries
from Venezuela to Nigeria on March 8, International Women's Day.
Global Women's Strike

March & Rally
Assemble Westwood Federal Bldg.

11:00 am

11000 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles

As we prepare to Strike on International Women's Day 2003 with women from many countries, we face the threat that the US government will unleash its weapons of mass destruction.

It has never been so urgent for women to take the lead to Stop the World and Change It.

Strike to stop war in Iraq! End 'America's New War' and all wars - women and children are the majority of those killed in war and 80% of the refugees

Strike for a world which values all women's work and every life

Strike to end Globalization - end no pay, low pay and overwork worldwide

Strike for payment for all caring work - invest in life and welfare, not military budgets and prisons

For more information or if you will need childcare, call 323-292-7405
http://womenstrike8m.server101.com


Sunday March 9, 2003
East LA March and Rally
We need our tax money to go to education and healthcare
Stop the killings! Stop the War!

Latinos Against the War in Iraq
March & Rally
Assemble: Atlantic Park
(Atlantic & 5th)

10:00 am
March to Salazar Park
(Whittier & Indiana)

For more information
http://www.centrocso.org

call Centro CSO at (323) 221-4000


Sunday March 9, 2003
Nonviolence Training and
Iraq Pledge of Resistance Scenario Rehearsal for March 11 Street Theatre and Civil Disobedience

St. Camillus Pastoral Care Center
1911 Zonal Ave.
Los Angeles
(In Boyle Heights, North of the 10 Freeway, State St./Soto exit, next to the USC Medical Center)

2:00 pm - 5:00 pm (training)
5:00 pm (rehearsal)

The purpose of this gathering will be to prepare for a nonviolent direct action. We will review the upcoming opportunities for action, form affinity groups, review media and legal issues, and offer nonviolence training. For those whose conscience compels them to resist this war, it is essential that you come to this meeting. The Iraq Pledge of Resistance is a campaign to build a network of nationally-coordinated, nonviolent civil disobedience to oppose plans for war on Iraq.

For more information: shakim@afsc.org
www.peacepledge.org/resist/default.htm
call 626.791-1978 x131


Monday March 10, 2003
Pasadena City Council Vote on
Resolution Opposing War

Join the Pasdena Peace Community in attendance to suppot this resolution. See to it that Pasadena joins the over 100 cities who have taken a stand for Peace. Endless war will not make us safe. THIS WAR IS A LOCAL ISSUE, eroding our social services by wasting our taxes on military adventurism, increasing the danger of terrorism at home, fostering racist attitudes and hate crimes...

Pasadena City Hall
100 N. Garfield Avenue
Pasadena
6:00 pm


Tuesday March 11, 2003
Iraq Pledge of Resistance
Focus on the Costs of War Economically, and on the Lives of the Iraqi and American People
Street Theatre and Civil Disobedience
at Defense Industry Location, El Segundo


Greenline El Segundo/Nash
Park and Ride Station
Corner of El Segundo and Nash
From there we will walk to the location of our action

Gather 9:00 am

Solidarity Demonstration beginning
9:30 am
Civil Disobedience Action
10:00 am

For more information: shakim@afsc.org
www.peacepledge.org/resist/default.htm
call 626.791-1978 x131


Saturday March 15, 2003
March for PEACE
Join the Los Angeles Peace Coalition (ICUJP, Not In Our Name, Coalition For World Peace and A.N.S.W.E.R.)

STOP THE SLAUGHTER.
Nationally coordinated demonstrations
in Washington D.C., San Francisco
& LOS ANGELES


March & Rally
Assemble Olympic and Broadway

12 noon

March to Downtown L.A. Federal Bldg.
300 N. Los Angeles Street

Interfaith Community Peace Marchers will gather at a location TBA between 11:00 am and Noon. We will then join the march as a group. Stay tuned to this page for further information.

We offer a special thanks to our past and future host congregations.


2001
   

September 23

All Saints Church, Pasadena

October 7

 

Masjid Omar Al-Khattab
USC Mosque

October 14

 

University Synagogue,
West LA

October 28

Our Lady of Solitude
Catholic Church
East LA

 

November 4

Temple Kol Tikvah
Woodland Hills, SF Valley

 

November 11

Immauel Presbyterian Church
Downtown LA

 

November 18

First African Methodist Episcopal Church
(First AME)


Faith In Action

 

December 9

Agape International
Spiritual Center
Culver City


Is There Another Way?
w/ Rep. Barbara Lee

 

2002
   

January 13

Holy Name of Jesus
Roman Catholic Church
South Central LA


Martin Luther King Day
Practicing Nonviolence

 

February 10

SGI Buddhist
Fellowship Center
West Los Angeles


Weapons of Mass Destruction:
What Is Our Responsibility?

 

March 10

Masjid Omar Al-Khattab
USC Mosque


Women of the World
United in Faith for Peace

 

April 14

Hamilton
United Methodist Church


10th Anniversary of the LA Uprising —
Injustice at Home and the War on Terrorism

 

May 12

Islamic Center
of Southern California


War and Our Children's Futures

 

June 9

Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church Hall, Claremont

Our Foreign Policy:
A Safer World or Nuclear Terror?

 

July 14

Temple Beth Shalom
of Whittier

Life, Liberty & the Pursuit of Happiness — The Rising Tide of Repression and Discrimination

 

August 11

Santa Monica Friends
Quaker Meeting

Hiroshima-Nagasaki
Never Again!

 

September 10

First Baptist Church, LA

A Gathering for Civil Liberties
and Peaceful Tommorows

 

October 13

Loyola Marymount University

Peace Conference:
on the
Immoral & Illegal
U.S. War Against Iraq

 

November 10

Westwood
United Methodist Church

Candlelight Vigil and Worship - No War in Iraq

with
Physicians for Social Responsibility-Los Angeles, California Peace Action, Los Angeles Catholic Worker, Concerned Citizens for National Security, Americans Against War with Iraq, Friends of the United Nations-Los Angeles, Office of the Americas, Coalition for World Peace, American Friends Service Committee, Southern California Federation of Scientists, Agape International Spiritual Center, ICUJP

 

December 18

Masjid Omar Al-Khattab
USC Mosque

International Human Rights Day

 

2003
   
January 28

All Saints Church, Pasadena

State of the Union -- What Do YOU Think?

with panelists:
Cynthia Anderson-Barker -- ICUJP and National Lawyers' Guild
Dr. Tamara Eskenazi -- professor at Hebrew Union College
Mike Farrell -- chair, Death Penalty Focus and Human Rights Watch
Dr. Nazir Khaja -- Islamic Information Center, Los Angeles
Rev. Tim McDonald -- First Iconium Baptist Church, Atlanta

 

February 15

Hollywood March for Peace

World Peace Day

with millions and millions of friends in every corner of the globe!








 























Monday April 7, 2003
ICUJP Monday Night Forum
The Assault on Civil Liberties:
USA PATRIOT Act,
PATRIOT Act II, What's Next?


Clear steps that people and communities can take to defend the Bill of Rights.

La Placita Church
535 North Main Street
Los Angeles

7:30 pm

Panel discussion hosted by Stephen F. Rohde 

Civil Rights Attorney, author of 'American Words of Freedom' ;
Past President Southern California ACLU; member of Progressive Jewish Alliance

A Civil Liberties Fact Sheet and Bibliography will be made available at the meeting.

For more information: icujp@pacbell.net
call 626-683-9004


Friday April 11, 2003
Free’manArt Exhibition
Stop Blessing War

Join us for the Opening with the artist
Van Freeman


2911 Reservoir Street
Silver Lake
Los Angeles

7:00 - 11:00 pm

Exhibit is open
Friday April 11
7:00 - 11:00 pm

Saturday April 12
7:00 - 11:00 pm

Sunday April 13
2:00 - 6:00 pm

Suggested Donation: $10.00

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Download these
11 x 17 poster
s

If you do not have a printer that can make an 11 x 17 print -- Save the .pdf file to disk, then take the disk to a copy store and ask for a laser print on 11 x 17 paper. Then you can make copies from the master.

You could even just log-on to icujp.org at a copy store and print all of the below from the web.

Religious Communities Must Stop Blessing War and Violence
Peace Is: Health Care, Schools, Food
War Is Not Hte Answer: Who Pays? Innocent Civilians. Who Profits? Dictators, Oil Companies, Politicians
War Won't End The War
Peace Will Not Come From War
War Is Not Hte Answer: Who Pays? Innocent Civilians. Who Profits? Dictators, Oil Companies, Politicians
War Won't End The War
War Is Not Hte Answer: Who Pays? Innocent Civilians. Who Profits? Dictators, Oil Companies, Politicians War Won't End The War
War Is Not Hte Answer: Who Pays? Innocent Civilians. Who Profits? Dictators, Oil Companies, Politicians War Won't End The War
War Is Not Hte Answer: Who Pays? Innocent Civilians. Who Profits? Dictators, Oil Companies, Politicians War Won't End The War
War Is Not Hte Answer: Who Pays? Innocent Civilians. Who Profits? Dictators, Oil Companies, Politicians War Won't End The War

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