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Richmond’s Family Peace Festival, This Sunday

September 16, 2010, City & Commonwealth (63), Faith & Politics (33), In the News (Richmond) (74), Peace (18), Reconciliation (23)

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A recent Michael Paul Williams column tells about a peace festival here in Richmond this coming Sunday. Please consider going, for the sake of peace, and for the sake of humanity's shared future.

Meanwhile, let's also all pray for the peace talks underway in Israel. May God give all involved courage, imagination, and humility; and may there be peace in our time.

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