Christian Peace Collective of WNY
Maria Habermehl, Clara Shearer, Jungmin "Minnie" KimRooted in the Christian principles of unity, peace, and the sanctity of human life, the Christian Peace Collective advocates for true and lasting peace in the Middle East: an end to U.S.-backed Israeli apartheid and the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | cpcwny.substack.com |
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Film Screening "No Other Land" Academy Award Winner for Best Documentary
A second viewing of the Oscar-winning documentary "No Other Land" as part of the Buffalo International Film Festival has been scheduled!
Panel Discussion: Understanding Christian Zionism and Its Political Impact
Join Aidan Orly in conversation with Derek Seidman and Lindsay Acker.
ALL OUT TODAY at 1PM!! -- Buffalo Jews, Muslims, Christians Gathering to Mourn the Genocide in Gaza and to Demand Arms Embargo Against Israel
Interfaith Holiday Gathering for Peace in Palestine will feature wide range of religious organizations marking the holiday season by remembering families in Gaza
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Peace Advocate \ud83c\udf49 | Grant Consultant | Writer | 4w5 | HSP | INFJ
Jungmin "Minnie" Kim is a copywriter/copyeditor, lifelong learner, trinket collector, & granddaughter of survivors of military occupation. She sees housing, healthcare, food, clean water & air, living wages, & safe working conditions as human rights.
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