ECAPC - Twin Cities Group:

May 12th Event(s) - Error Correction & Reminder

 

Our next bimonthly Potluck Supper Meeting will be held on Monday May 12th at the Basilica of St. Mary as previously communicated through this list. See a copy of the details shown below.  Some confusion has been caused by a half-sheet flyer distributed by me. Accidentally, it contained a line that mentioned Sami Rasouli.  Mr. Rasouli is NOT a part of the presentation at the Basilica; he is, in fact, speaking at Macalester Plymouth United Church on that same evening (see below).

 

A MS-Word document file containing the CORRECTED flyer for the Potluck Supper Meeting is attached to this message.  Please download the file and print some copies to distribute at church next Sunday - or sooner, if possible.

 

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On Monday, May 12th at 6:30 p.m. the ECAPC bimonthly Potluck Supper Meeting will be held at the Basilica of St. Mary at Hennepin Ave. & 17th Street in Minneapolis.  Off-street parking is available behing the church and education building.  The program title will be:  "How Do You Raise Compassionate, Peace-Seeking Children?" Martha Nemesi and other members and staff of the Basilica will report on this aspect of their efforts to be recognized as an "International Peace Site."  It is anticipated that there will be ample opportunity for questions and discussion.

 

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. . . . (The following is not an official ECAPC event but is listed because of the confusing publicity error.)

 

Monday, 5/12 7:30 pm, What's really going on in Iraq?  Come to Macalester Plymouth United Church to hear Sami Rasouli give you the update of life in Iraq that the news stories omit.

 

Mr. Rasouli, born in Iraq, is a long-time U.S. citizen and Minnesota businessman. He returned to Iraq after the war started to form the Muslim PeaceKeeper Team, a non-profit, non-sectarian organization that teaches non-violence and human rights, and brings Iraqis from all backgrounds together to work for the good of the country. He comes back to Minnesota annually to give updates about the situation behind the news headlines about life in Iraq.

 

There is no charge for this program, though a free-will offering will be accepted. Macalester Plymouth Church is at 1658 Lincoln Street in St. Paul (corner of Macalester & Lincoln Streets).

 

This event is cosponsored by the Macalester Plymouth United Church PeaceMakers, and Pilgrim Lutheran Church.