Interfaith Banner Raising for Ceasefire
Dear faith community,
We are elevating the call for permanent ceasefire now and we invite you to join us!

We have created a banner that says: Love Demands Permanent Ceasefire Now. The first banners were raised on Christmas Eve (Dec 24th) and New Years Eve (Dec 31), and other banners have been raised in the subsequent weeks as the call for permanent ceasefire continues. 

Can your congregation/synagogue/mosque/temple hang a permanent ceasefire now banner?

Please let us know if you can join this effort! See our interfaith statement with our call for permanent ceasefire:
https://bit.ly/Interfaith4CeasefireStatement

This is being organized by the Interfaith Banner Raising Workgroup (consists of members of interfaith communities and organizations united in our call for ceasefire)

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This is an image of what the banner will look like!
Your Name (please add phone number for signal)
Which faith community (congregation, mosque, temple, synagogue, etc) are you a part of?
What city is your faith community in?
We are printing banners for faith communities who can join this effort. If you are outside the Bay Area, we can share the image so you can print locally. Would your faith community be able to put up a ceasefire banner?
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When possible, we're trying to get media attention for the interfaith support for ceasefire. This may entail having a public prayer and banner blessing, working on a press release, speaking to media, etc. Is your faith community able to be a part of this effort? 
Is there specific time frame your faith community is considering putting up the ceasefire banner that has a religious significance?
What support do you need to put up a banner?
Are you able to pitch in for printing of the banner (each one costs about $95)?
Is your faith community able to be listed publicly in media and social media as having a banner? 
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