Cakes for the Queen of Heaven: In Ancient Times
RE program for women and teenage girls highlighting the connection between our long ago ancestors' understanding of the divine in feminine form and our lives today. The topics for the five sessions are "The Sacred Female." "The First Turning - The Shift from Goddess to God," "In the Name of the Mother and the Daughter," "Womanpower," and "Reclaiming Women's Heritage of Peace."
The series will begin on Saturday, March 9th and meet biweekly - March 9, March 23, April 6, April 20, and May 3. At this time we are asking for a commitment to plan to attend at least four of the five sessions which must include session 1 and/or session 2. (Emergencies and sickness do occur but I'd like you to plan on your calendar to come)
We will meet in Doris Diamond's home in East Setauket from 2 PM until about 4 - 4:30.
To register or for more information, contact Doris Diamond: dorisdiamond@gmail.com/ 631-751-3477. (Note - she will away from Jan 21 - Feb 7 so you may not get an immediate response but she will be checking email whenever wifi is available)
The group is limited in size to allow for interaction, discussion and sharing, so please register early.
RE program for women and teenage girls highlighting the connection between our long ago ancestors' understanding of the divine in feminine form and our lives today. The topics for the five sessions are "The Sacred Female." "The First Turning - The Shift from Goddess to God," "In the Name of the Mother and the Daughter," "Womanpower," and "Reclaiming Women's Heritage of Peace."
The series will begin on Saturday, March 9th and meet biweekly - March 9, March 23, April 6, April 20, and May 3. At this time we are asking for a commitment to plan to attend at least four of the five sessions which must include session 1 and/or session 2. (Emergencies and sickness do occur but I'd like you to plan on your calendar to come)
We will meet in Doris Diamond's home in East Setauket from 2 PM until about 4 - 4:30.
To register or for more information, contact Doris Diamond: dorisdiamond@gmail.com/ 631-751-3477. (Note - she will away from Jan 21 - Feb 7 so you may not get an immediate response but she will be checking email whenever wifi is available)
The group is limited in size to allow for interaction, discussion and sharing, so please register early.
Churches for Middle East Peace (CMEP)
The work of Churches for Middle East Peace focuses on Washington in the knowledge that sound United States policy is crucial to achieving and maintaining just and stable relationships throughout the Middle East. In addition, CMEP seeks to help the members of our organizations advocate in a knowledgeable, timely and effective way their concerns about justice and peace for all people and countries in the region. International Association for Religious Freedom (IARF) The IARF is a world community of religious organizations that includes 80 member groups in 25 countries. It is the oldest global religious organization and the only one with corporate memberships by constituent religious communities. For almost a century it has worked for multicultural understanding, justice, peace, and religious freedom. IARF-USA is the United States Chapter of IARF Religions for Peace (formerly World Conference of Religions for Peace) is an international multi-religious organization dedicated to reaffirming religion's moral commitment to peace and to translating shared concerns into practical, effective action. On local, national, regional, and global levels, Religions for Peaceconvenes meetings and assemblies to promote dialogue on the peace-promoting teachings of religions. This dialogue, in turn, provides a basis for commitments to common actions. Religions for Peace-USA Religions for Peace-USA is a regional affiliate of the global organization. Programmatically, Religions for Peace-USA works to build community, address diversity, and examine the role of the United States in the world. |