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World Sabbath Call to Peace Saturday, Feb. 3 from 7 to 10 pm Vancouver, BC, Canada God calls us to be peacemakers. Why aren't we?   You are invited. Guest Speaker: Father Rod Reinhart, founder of the World Sabbath Religious Reconciliation, who spoke at the United Nations (UN) Millennial World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders. This conference was called by New York Interfaith Center, and UN leaders, as a way to clarify and define the many religious and political conflicts which face humanity today. Join us to continue prayer and to set some priorities for participation. Located in the beautiful and historic Christ Church Cathedral 690 Burrard, Vancouver, BC Light refreshments will be served. Ethnic costumes, poetry and music. Brief presentations by prior arrangement. WE CALL FOR AN END OF RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION EVERYWHERE Leaders of many religious Faiths will speak out against the scandal of religious persecution, discrimination and war. From Kosovo to Indonesia, from Sudan to Tibet, religious differences have been the excuse for brutality and hatred. We encourage people you to support the World Sabbath of Religious Reconciliation: the first "Interfaith Holy Day" devoted to making peace and incarnating, justice on the earth. Information for celebration, volunteer, exhibition, art & craft or donation. Contact: 1st Canadian World Sabbath Representative at (604) 488 0806 , Fax (604) 684 1296. Everyone is Welcome. Sponsored by: ACCESS, United Religious Initiative, Islamic House of Wisdom, Nativity Episcopal, Temple Israel, Catholic - Community of reconciliation, Jewish Community Council, Presbyterian Office of Interfaith Affairs, Presbytery of Detroit, Temple Emmanuel, Interfaith Affairs & National Council for community and Justice, Interfaith Center of the New York, Christ Church Cranbrook, US World Muslim Center of Detroit, Christian Communication council of Detroit, Temple Shir Tikvah, Church of today, Episcopal Diocese of Michigan, Rwanda Hope Society. All rights reserved. Copyright © 1999 Rwanda Hope Society Registered Non-Profit Educational Organization under the British Columbia Societies Act. Reg. # S-36739 Revised: December 05, 2000