[Lekooks] Fw: Interfaith Earth Network News & Events (March 19, 2018)

Mon Mar 19 13:06:47 CDT 2018

Yet another FYI for You UUs...

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From: Interfaith Earth Network <stephenh at interfaithconference.org>
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Subject: Interfaith Earth Network News & Events (March 19, 2018)
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2018 16:11:09 +0000

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There are some great opportunities coming up to learn, reflect, discuss, and take action.

 Events not to be missed! View this email in your browser  Interfaith Earth NetworkNews & Events  There are some great opportunities coming up to learn, reflect, discuss and take action.  Why not check one out and bridge faith & ecology in your everyday life? Check out our website   A Luncheon / Lecture Series - 
Sponsored by the
 Peace and International Issues Committee
 of the
 INTERFAITH CONFERENCE
 Of GREATER MILWAUKEE
The Danger of Silence: 
 Using Our Voices, Hands, Feet & Pocketbooks to Effect Change

First Unitarian Society of Milwaukee â€“
 A Unitarian Universalist Congregation
 1342 N. Astor St., Milwaukee

 Noon to 1:30 p.m.

 Remaining Sessions:
March 20, 2018 â€“ â€˜Homelessnessâ€™
 Amy Rowell, Manager of Community Relations, Guest House; Rev. Karen Hagen, Pastor, Tippecanoe Presbyterian Church; Tim Baack, President/CEO, Pathfinders
March 27, 2018 â€“â€˜Lead in our Waterâ€™
 Kirsten Shead, Water City Program Manager, Milwaukee Water Commons; Robert Miranda, Founder & Community Advocate, Freshwater for Life Action Coalition
 Save the Date:
 Treasures of Oz
 Saturday, June 16, 2018
   In March, the Interfaith Earth Network welcomed its new Program Director, Rev. Stephen Hawkins.  Stephen is an American Baptist minister and a recently returned Peace Corps volunteer who served in Uganda as an Agribusiness Advisor.  He is in the office on Mondays and Thursdays and can be reached at stephenh at interfaithconference.org.    Mission Statement
 Interfaith Earth Network of Southeast Wisconsin (IEN) is a program of the Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee.  Our leadership team consists of individuals with a concern for the environment invited from diverse faith communities.  IEN's mission is to inspire and support people of all faiths and faith communities to care for Earth based on their sacred teachings.  Through education, advocacy, actions and networking, we are a catalyst for people of faith to live, work and worship in environmentally sustainable ways. Copyright Â© 2018 Interfaith Earth Network, All rights reserved.

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