Two Days of Solidarity, November 29 & 30, 2024. Sponsored by Cleveland Nonviolence Network and Cleveland Peace Action. We invite your participation. Please share.
Day 1: The Walk & Fast for Humanity will convene at the Fountain of Eternal Life at 120 Public Square on “Black Friday,” November 29, 2024, Noon – 2pm. This is to name four world famines and food insecurity in Cleveland, Ohio. We emphasize the huge Pentagon budget and campaigns that foment poverty and famine in our government’s proxy war zones. Famine in Gaza, Haiti, Sudan, and Yemen are our focus. We ask that participants everywhere fast from food, fuel and consumerism on “Black Friday.” Readings and songs will be offered. From :Public Square we will walk to a public building to address our legislators. We invite you to join us and, if you wish, assist with a reading or song. Please reply to this email if you’d like to be part of the program – call Don Bryant at 216.255.1576
Day 2: Solidarity Bazaar and the Annual State of Nonviolence. The speaker will be Larry Clark, a pastor of Monroe Street United Methodist Church in Toledo), who has visited Tent of Nations many times. His presentation will focus on Tent of Nations (and include other nonviolent activists in Palestine).
When: Saturday, November 30, 2024 (Vendors set up at 10 AM, doors open from 11-3)
Where: North Presbyterian Church, 4515 Superior Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44103
Schedule:
North Presbyterian Advent children’s activities-from 11 to 1. (Making crafts, trimming a Christmas tree, pizza lunch–all children are welcome to participate)
Vendors’ Market-set up at 10 AM– Doors open at 11 Close at 3. (Finish by 4).
11-Videos about Tent of Nations and CPT’s film Light–showing in the North Sanctuary
11 to 12- Finger Food and Pizza available (Free Will offering suggested)
12:30-Unveiling of Four Solidarity Panels by New Young Artist-North Sanctuary
1:00– State of Nonviolence by Larry Clark (W/Q & A)
2:00- Group Reading of If I Must Die–Placing Christ Child on Rubble
3:00 -Setting out luminaries outside North Presbyterian Church
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