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Christian Peace Witness for Iraq

What to do Now:


Create interest in your congregation and community
  Add local contact information and distribute informati.on
- invitation to event color (135k PDF) or b/w (135k PDF)
- brief handout PDF version (155k PDF)
  Plan local witnesses to meet and encourage others to come along to D.C. http://peace.mennolink.org/articles/publicprayer.html
  Form local groups for prayer, study and action.
- Learn how to talk about your faith http://peace.mennolink.org/articles/talkingfaith.html
- Write letters to your local newspaper and your legislators http://www.mcc.org/us/washington/advocacy.html
- Learn about Christian nonviolence
(Trainings will be available in D.C. March 15 and 16)

Prepare for the trip
  Rent a bus and fill it with people for the trip to D.C.
  Organize hospitality for your time in Washington, D.C. (will be available on official website)
  Register on the Christian Peace Witness website so you have a seat at the Washington National Cathedral. (IMPORTANT)
  Buy t-shirts, to wear for the walk.
  Plan a local witness for those who can't go to D.C. March 16

Plan to take your entire group to advocate for peace by visiting your congressional representatives offices while you are in Washington, D.C.
  Set appointments: http://www.mcc.org/us/washington/advocacy.html
  Contact offices for appointments: http://www3.capwiz.com/c-span/dbq/officials
  If you are Mennonite Central Committee constituents, let the Washington Office know you are coming and ask advice: MCC Washington Office, 920 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, Washington, DC 20003 tel: (202)544-6564, fax: (202)544-2820,
  Biblical Basis for Advocacy http://peace.mennolink.org/advocacy_basis.html

View the Schedule for March 15-17