Health kits for Iraqi refugees, phone cards for troops
Collect materials for health kits and drop them off at the Lexington Presbyterian church office (120 S. Main St.) this week. Local volunteers will drive them to an American Friends Service Committee warehouse in High Point, NC next week. The AFSC will ship cargo containers filled with the kits to refugee centers in Jordan.
Help soldiers stay in touch with their families by contributing to Operation Uplink.
Recently
More than forty people participated in the vigil at the courthouse Thursday, making a powerful statement. Thanks to all who have helped show our community that opposition to the war springs from love of country and a determined hope for a better future.
On Sunday evening, March 16, 150 Rockbridge Response supporters participated in a worldwide wave of candlelight vigils for peace. The local observance took place at the First Baptist Church in Lexington, with a short program of peace songs and prayers of several faiths before the vigil.
Photo by Eli Fishpaw
What we can do -- a monthly calendar of events and actions.
Why war on Iraq is not in the U.S. national interest -- the case against war from a national security perspective.
A message from Rockbridge Response on keeping the lines of communication open in wartime.
Resources -- Local and national resources for information and action