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4.23.26

Nonviolence in Action:
An Interfaith Conversation on Building the Beloved Community

Sign Up Today!

March 9 from 6:30-8:30pm CST

Nonviolent action gives us the skills and power we need to resist
authoritarianism and keep our community safe. From rapid-response to
boycotts, sit-ins to marches, come learn how to use this toolbox
effectively as you move your principles into action. These sessions
offer education and training in the principles, strategies, tactics of
nonviolent direct action.

Facilitators: Bekky Baker and Samantha Searles from Pace e Bene
Nonviolence Service and Ignite Peace

Presented by Building Unity for Nonviolent Action.
For more info and to register:
contact Annie: annie.BU4NVA@gmail.com or Tim at BU4NVA: 608-630-3633.

PALM SUNDAY SERMON HELP
Luther Seminary's Working Preacher online site offers scriptural and
exegetical studies on texts for Palm Sunday. Pastors who want to
reflect on the significance of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem on Palm
Sunday for events confronting us today are encouraged to  visit
Working Preacher at the site  below…

https://www.workingpreacher.org › preaching-series

Sunday, March29 |2:30-4 PM, CT

Palm Sunday Walks
The Palm Sunday Path Movement is a faith-based movement of Christians
participating in processions in cities and towns throughout the
country on Palm Sunday, March 29. This Movement is inspired by
Jesus’ dramatic and public entry into Jerusalem, which challenged the
political and religious leaders of his time by proclaiming the coming
of God's reign into the world. Like Jesus' entry into Jerusalem 2000
years ago, Palm Sunday Path participants will enter various towns and cities
throughout the country on Palm Sunday 2026 to announce the coming of
God's Reign and to advocate for justice for the poor and marginalized,
an end to government cruelty, reconciliation among enemies and an end
to violence and war.

Palm Sunday Walks will take place in Madison and Appleton. Madison
walkers will meet at the King Street corner of Capital Square at 2:30
PM. Appleton walkers will meet at Houdini Plaza at 1:00 PM..

4th Annual

WSCF-US National Student Conference – Study War No More

WHEN?

April 9-12, 2026

WHEre?

Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, GA (Metro Atlanta) 

WHo?

Students (undergrad & graduate), non-student young adults (18-35 yrs), campus ministers, chaplains, higher education & denominational staff, WSCF friends and alumni

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Join the WSCF-US for the 2026 National Student Conference, "Study War No More," for a time of community building, interactive learning, theological deepening, worship, and much more. Learn more about this year's conference theme, schedule, speakers, and workshops here.

Registration cost (includes meals):

• Students & non-student young adults: $100

• Campus ministers, chaplains, higher education or denominational staff, WSCF friends & alumni: $250 + housing 

Note on housing: Housing will be provided at no additional cost for students and non-student young adults traveling from outside of the Atlanta area. WSCF-US is exploring housing options for campus ministers, chaplains, higher ed and denominational staff, WSCF friends and alumni, and will provide more information as it is available.

Registration Deadline is Tuesday, March 10, 2026!
If you have questions about the conference or registration, please contact wscftrustees@gmail.com.