BPFNA joins with Christian Peace Witness to encourage its members and friends in the US to consider contacting the White House to urge President Obama to not send additional troops to Afghanistan and to withdraw those already there. Call-in days are scheduled for Monday-Wednesday, November 23-25.
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The BPFNA Board of Directors has sent a pastoral letter to US President Obama, urging "a diplomatic resolution that would bring to the fractured Afghani society a light amidst their darkness."
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Since 1996, the Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America has supported Burmese Baptists as they worked for peace in their war-torn country. Now, BPFNA calls on its members to help these peacemakers again by working for the release of pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
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At its May 2009 meeting in Wayne, PA, the BPFNA board of directors has adopted a statement entitled, "US-Sponsored Torture: A Call for a Commission of Inquiry" and encourages its membership to join in support of this effort.
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In Elkin, North Carolina, an informal group representing several different denominations has developed a discussion guide that is available for groups to use in a dialogue about war and peace. The document is offered here at no cost.
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Congregations who are seeking more education about Islam or may be interested in generating some good interfaith dialogue within their communities may wish to take advantage of the films and accompanying dialogue materials available from a project called 20,000 Dialogues.
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BPFNA has adopted this statement to call congregations and individuals to faithfully consider and respond to the Iraq war.
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