Embracing Peace
For a Sustainable World

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Media Contact: David Hall

561-706-7779

 

 

Embracing Peace for a Sustainable World

Interactive Conference Set for Saturday May 18

 

Full Day Event Features Authors and Speakers of Many Faiths

 

WHAT:  Embracing Peace for a Sustainable World Conference

WHEN:  Saturday, May 18th, 8:30am-5:30pm

WHERE:  St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 100 N. Palmway, Lake Worth Beach, FL 33460

WHO:  Dr. George Love, Mr. John Englander, Sheikh Ghassan Manasra, Buddhist Maya Malay, Prem Shakti, Drummer Buckley Griffis, Rabbi Marc Labowitz and many others in attendance

WHY:  Enjoy a day of speakers and events devoted to peace, music, meditation and Climate Justice

HOW:  Buy tickets on LWinterfaith.net or call 561-706-7779

 

“Embracing Peace for a Sustainable World” is the first event of its kind in Palm Beach County, blending the interests of World Peace, Mindfulness and Environmental Awareness.

 

This event is a full day of learning, love, movement and meditation.  The gathering will be held on Saturday, May 18, as a collaboration between the Lake Worth Interfaith Network, Jewish Temple Adath Or, and St. Andrews Episcopal Church.

 

The goal is to foster deep awareness of the connections between inner and outer peace and the well-being of our planet.

 

Highlights of the day include presentations by:  Rabbi Marc Labowitz, Sheikh Ghassan Manasra and other Interfaith clergy, with each discussing paths to international peace initiatives.

 

Dr. George Love will lead his unique blend of traditional Qigong with wholistic healing

movement.

 

Keynote speaker and leading oceanographer, John Englander will address the existential climate crisis, based on his best-selling books, “High Tide on Main Street”, and “Seeking Higher Ground”.

 

Lunch will offer a ceremonial lacto-vegetarian meal, called Langar, presented by the Sikh Society of South Florida.

 

The afternoon program will feature a Multi-Cultural Encounter Workshop with Sheikh Ghassan Manasra, International Director of Abrahamic Reunion.  This nonprofit agency works “on the ground” in the Holy Land creating friendship and dialogue between Muslims, Christians and Jews.

 

An “All-In Drum Circle” and various guided meditation venues will be available throughout the day.

 

The final highlight of the Embracing Peace Day will be the dedication of a new “Peace Pole” on the St. Andrews Episcopal Church campus followed by a meditative, musical Christian Taize service in the sanctuary.

 

Ticket proceeds will be donated to two nonprofits, Abrahamic Reunion, and Community Greening, a local charity planting trees while establishing community roots.

 

For tickets, donations, and more information, please visit the Lake Worth Interfaith Network’s (LWIN) website: www.LWINterfaith.net or call David Hall at 561-706-7779 for sponsorship and partnership opportunities.

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