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Coming Soon: CPT
Video Series

With
the help of intern Suha OH from Frontiers (a sister peace group based in Seoul,
South Korea), CPT plans to launch a series of five 10-minute videos this
summer.  Each video will present a
different CPT project, introducing viewers to our local partners and
on-the-ground peacemaking initiatives. 
For information on how you can host a premier viewing in your own home,
contact Tim Nafziger (timn@cpt.org).

Peacemaker Congress X

September
17-20, 2009

Denver,
Colorado

Sponsored by Christian Peacemaker
Teams

Hosted by the Iliff School of Theology
Student Action Committee

Contact CPT for more information –
peacemakers@cpt.org.

White Privilege
Conference

The
10th Annual White Privilege Conference, “Taking Responsibility:
Awareness Healing, and Social Change,” will be held April 1-4 in Memphis,
TN.  Register at https://www.uccs.edu/wpc.

Holy Week Pilgrimage
for Immigrants

Walkers
will trek 10 miles daily through areas of north Georgia and metro Atlanta in
solidarity with immigrants who are denied driver’s licenses.  Organizers include Anton Flores, Chair of
CPT’s Steering Committee.  Contact Anton
(alternacommunity@gmail.com) for more information.

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