Restarting October 5
Join us at 7 pm on Sundays to reflect on the week's events
10 Kercheval Ave, patio space, Grosse Pointe Public Library, Central Branch
About Pointes For Peace
Providing the Community with a Forum to Speak, Respond, and Work for Nonviolent Solutions that Create Peace.
Nonpartisan, Interfaith and Diverse
Pointes for Peace is a nonpartisan organization with members representing many communities, faiths and cultures. All are welcome and membership is free.
Who we are.
Pointes for Peace is a peace education and advocacy group founded in March 2003 by two women in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Area residents who displayed lawn signs opposing the impending war against Iraq were invited to a candlelight vigil at Kercheval and St Clair in the town center known as the "Village". In one of thousands of vigils held around the globe that night, more than 100 people gathered on this one Grosse Pointe corner to silently protest protest the war.
What we do.
Sunday meetings at 7 pm begin with a moment of silence in memory of those who have died in global conflicts during the week. An exchange of ideas and information follows, and the group plans future activities and educational events. Meetings are held, weather permitting, on the public patio outside the Central Branch of the Grosse Pointe Public Library at 10 Kercheval Ave, Grosse Pointe Farms.