Rock Valley-Fellowship of Reconciliation
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Weekly Janesville Wisconsin Peace Vigil
The Rock Valley Fellowship of Reconciliation holds a peace vigil outside Paul Ryan's constituent office, 20 S Main Street, Janesville Wisconsin every Tuesday from 4:00 until 4:30 PM. Join us at this vigil and for coffee afterwards as we discuss other things we can do to help stop the Iraq war.
Remember the Troops Display - 4000 Have Now Died - March 26, 2008
There were eighty-four signs in this display, each sign containing the name of a soldier from Wisconsin killed in Iraq.
Remember the Troops Display - Veteran's Day, November 11, 2007
Seventy-nine signs were set up along Pontiac Drive in Janesville, each sign containing the name of a soldier from Wisconsin killed in Iraq.
Chicago March October 27, 2007
Busses from all over Wisconsin traveled to Chicago for this peace march. We met and rallied at Union Park, location of the Haymarket Square Tragedy of 1886. We marched through beautiful old neighborhoods and through Chicago's financial district to Federal Plaza for another rally. Seventeen people boarded a bus in Janesville that originated in Madison, Wisconsin and participated in this event. Many thanks to Sue Nelson for coordinating this event along with the Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice www.wnpj.org.
Remember the Troops Display, Memorial Day 2007 Janesville, Wisconsin
Signs remember each soldier from Wisconsin that has lost their life as a result of the Iraq war.
Milton Wisconsin July 4, 2007 Parade
Pictures of the Rock Valley Fellowship of Reconciliation entry in the parade.
Remember the Troops Display - July 4, 2007 Janesville, Wisconsin
Signs remember each soldier from Wisconsin that has lost their life as a result of the Iraq war.
Labor Day Parade 2007 Janesville, Wisconsin
Rock Valley Fellowship of Reconciliation sponsored am entry "Made for Peace in Rock County" for this well attended parade.
Soldiers boots and civilian shoes bring attention to the tragic number of deaths caused by the Iraq War. United States casualties approach 4,000. Iraqi civilian deaths exceed 100,000. Over two million Iraqis have fled the country because of the violence that has resulted from the war. A reading of many names of people killed by the violence in Iraq was done as part of this presentation sponsored by the Rock Valley fellowship of reconciliation in November 2005.
The Rock Valley-Fellowship of Reconciliation has erected "Stop the War Its Time for Peace" signs on Highway 26 North of Janesville and Highway 14 West of Janesville.