What's Going On...

There are many great events to going on during the last two weeks of April. Check out what some of our Organizational Partners are doing!!

Metro Hope for Haiti
Join Metro Hope Church as they celebrate the Haitian people and tradition as they raise money to help in the rebuilding of Haiti through a night of music, poetry, and more. Tickets are $20 and all proceeds will donated to Haiti Partners.

Friday, April 23rd
8 - 10pm
Metro Hope Church
@The National Black Theatre, 3rd Floor
125th St. & 5th Ave.
This event was submitted my Metro Hope Church, an organizational partner of NY Faith & Justice.

God's Dog

For two years, Hope Ryden camped in remote areas of Wyoming and Montana, observing and photographing the coyote. Her book, God's Dog is considered the classic treatise on the coyote. You will learn about God's Dog and the effect the environmental crisis is having on the coyote.

Wednesday, April 21st

7:30pm

The Church of the Holy Trinity

316 E. 88th St.

between 1st & 2nd Ave

This event was submitted by the Peace & Restorative Justice Ministry of the Church of the Holy Trinity, an organizational partner of NY Faith & Justice

April Serve Together - Green Festival Outing
Join Faith House as they head to the NYC Grows outdoor fair in Union Square. In celebration of Earth Day, the group plans to learn about and share experiences in urban gardening, organic cooking, sustainable living and more. The event is family friendly and includes demonstrations, workshops, eco-friendly products, and local produce.

Sunday, April 25th
1:30 - 3:30pm
Union Square (cnr of 14th and University Place)
Please RSVP toBara
This event was submitted by Faith House, an organizational partner of NY Faith & Justice.

Radical Housemakers: Reclaiming Domesticity from a Consumer Culture
Join Just Food and the Weston A. Price Foundation NYC as author and farmer Shannon Hayes tells the story of pioneering men and women who are redifining feminism and the good life by reclaiming control of home and earth. The presentation will include a panel discussion with several New Yorkers who are seeking to live more sustainably through urban homesteading activities.

Wednesday, April 28th
6:30 - 8:30pm
114 West 47th Street
(between 6th & 7th Ave)
First floor auditorium
Tickets are $10 for admission and $25 for admission & a signed book
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This event was submitted by Just Food, an organizational partner of NY Faith & Justice

Episcopal Ecological Ministry

For her seminary studies, Sahra Harding is researching how being Episcopal can create a sensibility for environmental stewardship. This forum will teach you how the resources of the Episcopal faith can lead Episcopalians to a deeper connection with the earth and a commitment to ecological ministry.

Wednesday, April 28th

7:30pm

The Church of the Holy Trinity

316 E. 88th St.

between 1st & 2nd Ave

This event was submitted by the Peace & Restorative Justice Ministry of the Church of the Holy Trinity, an organizational partner of NY Faith & Justice

The New York Pastors Challenge
This month, a new group of New York pastors is challenging you to continue that tradition of faithfully responding to God's call to address the root causes of hunger. The "New York Pastor's Challenge" is to get 10,000 new Bread for the World members by October 2010. You can help out by:

• becoming a member of Bread for the World today
• Help spread the word by inviting your family, friends, and church members to join Bread via email, facebook, and twitter

This event was submitted by Bread for the World, an organizational partner of NY Faith & Justice.