Sunday, April 17, 2016

SYMPHONY OF PEACE PRAYERS

Symphony of Peace Prayers
May Peace Prevail On Earth
Email: jennyfunston@gmail.com
Telephone – 03 5244 3461
Dear Friends of Peace,

We're inviting you to join us for a
 ‘Symphony of Peace Prayers’
on Sunday 15th May 2016
at the Geelong West Town Hall Supper Room, 153 Pakington St
1.15pm – 3.30pm

We will incorporate once again The Fuji Declaration: igniting the Divine Spark for a Thriving World along with ‘Soul of WoMen’: calling women and men in communities worldwide to activate the divine feminine for a more balanced world

For afternoon tea, as a celebration of our oneness in diversity, we would be delighted if you would bring a small plate of food to share, with the flavour of your culture.

The aim of Symphony of Peace Prayers
Symphony of Peace Prayers is a global event that aims to bring people from all walks of life and traditions, into a day of prayers for world peace and interfaith convergence. In celebration of the diversity of our cultural traditions and faiths, SOPP offers a space for the energy of love, peace and harmony, to gather in a grand Symphony of united prayers for peace and happiness of all humanity. Our prayers for peace, celebrating each nation, are a powerful invocation of light and love to the world, and are a unique part of the events.
Symphony of Peace Prayers is part of the Shift to a spiritual consciousness that is building up on the planet.

We would be delighted to have your presence & participation, along with as many of your family and friends as possible for this special afternoon.

 Please feel free to network this event to all your friends of peace, spiritual groups and communities.
All are very welcome.

With Infinite peace Infinite love Infinite blessings,

Jenny Funston

Oceanic Co-ordinator Byakko Shinko Kai
Email: jennyfunston@gmail.com
Please visit: www.symphonyofpeaceprayers.com     www.fujideclaration.org www.peacepossibilities.blogspot.com.au  
Supported by Geelong Interfaith Network


RSVP: 12th May 2016 if possible, for organisational purposes
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