Please join us on January 30th in observing the 60th anniversary of the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi for a one hour evening program at 7 p.m. at the Hindu Temple featuring readings of quotations from Gandhi by representatives of a number of Louisville's peace and religious groups. The readings will alternate with short periods of silence.

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The evening program is designed to be a vigil for an end to war, violence, oppression and injustice everywhere on the planet.

Among those currently scheduled to read at the Hindu Temple are:

Kunwar Bhatnagar, Hindu Temple of Kentucky,

Joe Grant, JustFaith Ministries,

Mary Abrams, Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky,
Cherie Leibson, Louisville Peace Havurah,
Kim Summers-Bates, U.S. Department of Peace Campaign of Kentucky
Jerry Cappel, Kentuckiana Interfaith Community,
Jan Arnow, Center for Interfaith Relations,
Haleh Karimi, Independent Muslims of Louisville,
Janene Shakir, Peace Education Program,
Dr. Timir Banerjee, Founder of the Society for the Prevention of Aggression and Violence Among Adolescents,

Peggy Owen, Mid-Kentucky Presbytery Mission Unit,
George and Jean Edwards, Louisville Fellowship of Reconciliation,

Sam Avery, Louisville Peace Action Community,

David Horvath, Kentucky Interfaith Taskforce on Latin America and the Caribbean,
Pat Geier, Louisville Committee for Peace in the Middle East,

Marlene Gordon, Coalition for the Homeless,

Denton Randall, Dare to Care Food Bank,

Rosella Rudd, Cathedral of the Assumption,

Mark Bouchard, Catholic Charities,
Lee Thomas, Friends Meeting (Quakers) of Louisville,

Hugh Ella Robinson, Interfaith Paths to Peace,
Glenda Hodges Cook, Center for Faith and Action,
Fran Englander, Kentucky Art Therapy Association,
Tom Williams, Past President, Louisville Bar Association,
Christopher 2x, Ceremonial Healing Group,

Mark Isaacs, Together for 2 States,
Terry Taylor, Interfaith Paths to Peace

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Terry Taylor-Director,
"Interfaith Paths to Peace"