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| EPJC meets every 2 weeks, Tuesday evenings, in rotating locations in Kirkland or Redmond, WA. Print this EPJC information pamphlet Front and Back. Email us at info@epjc.net or sign up for the email list for more information! |
| mission statement: We are an activist community committed to achieving peace and justice for all through the promotion of nonviolent solutions to conflict. We endorse the principles set forth in the earth charter of respect and care for the community of life, ecological integrity, social and economic justice, and democracy. |
The Earth
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| Meetings!
1st and 3rd Tuesday every month 7 pm EPJC has been meeting in members' homes and churches for several years. Since April, we have been fortunate to have a new, regular meeting site: Kirkland
Congregational Church |
Kirkland: |
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nights! once
or twice a month... The Evergreen Peace and Justice Community and the Eastside Fellowship of Reconciliation present... (to be annouced) |
Bellevue: |
Read (and listen to audio) reviews at
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The Arlington Northwest exhibit is a nonpartisan memorial, raising public awareness of the costs of the war in Iraq. It is setup and maintained by members of EPJC and the local Veterans for Peace chapter. The Arlington Northwest exhibit, in Peter Kirk Park, Oct. 2004 is shown below. Each cross represents one service member who has died. info@epjc.net.
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Contact us to join in setting up and
maintaining the next Arlington Northwest memorial.
Arlington Northwest Display
Arlington Northwest Display is a memorial to US service people who
have died in the Iraq, now numbering over 1630. The memorial consists
of small crosses and headstones, one for each of those who has died,
and all arrayed as they would be at Arlington National Cemetery. This
is a nonpartisan memorial, designed to raise public awareness of the
costs of the war in Iraq.
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KIRKLAND 4TH OF JULY PARADE PHOTOS HERE
The EPJC's coming-out party and debut, at
Kirkland's annual 4th of July Parade - 15 of us showed the Peace and Justice
colors in front of 15,000 of our dear friends and neighbors here in Kirkland
WA. To scattered applause, throughout. And one big standing ovation
by the library. No birdie fingers. What a dream location.
Our regular weekly events include a vigil for peace and justice, at 6pm,
Anderson Park, in Redmond. 20 to 40 people. 
EPJC's weekly events also include a weekly anti-war protest on the 100th Street pedestrian overpass, I-405, Kirkland. every Wednesday morning, 7:00-8:30 am. Usually 4 - 6 people. "US OUT OF IRAQ NOW". Here are some pictures. We're still out there every Wednesday. Drop by and introduce yourself! WaTiR meetings every week, after the overpass.
20 EPJC members pooled our pennies to buy this Video Projector. This projector is available and in regular use, for all peace and justice causes-not just EPJC. Contact us for information about hosting a Video Night in your location! Here are some things EPJC is doing with it. .... for more information see: Video Events Page
We have done a number of extracurricular activities in 2003, 2004 and 2005, such as protesting the Bush fundraising visit, tabling in front of Bank of America in Kirkland, weekly vigils at Marsh park, presentations and conversation cafes etc.
We have a calendar/footprint on the SNOW Coalition website. * Eastside North events.
We're part of a larger movement in the Seattle area. See this picture of 50,000 people who demonstrated against the Iraq invasion February 15th, 2003. We are engaged and on the street, one way or another, every day. Join the mailing list: sympa@lists.riseup.net?subject=subscribe%20snow-kirklandredmond
--c 2003/2004/2005
