Please join us to celebrate life and love for each other and the earth! Our friends and comrades, Barbara Carter, Vicci Hamlin, and Lisa Lala Leggio are in jail with no bail until their sentencing on March 5. They put their lives on the (pipe)line for us and future generations, now we need to put ourselves out a little to help them. This is a fundraiser to help with their legal expenses. Julie Beutel, Markita Moore, Tobin Sterritt, Joba Loon, and Vincent C. Carter will entertain us with folk music performances and sing a longs! Susan Sunshine-Earth Poet will open the event with a couple poems. As well as a fundraiser, the intention of this event is to bring us all together to have a feel good time! . Cost: $10 or as much as you'd like to give. If you can't afford $10, give what you can, we need to raise money, but love and support are welcome as well. Bring extra cash or your checkbook for the tin can raffle, silent auction and to purchase MiCats merchandise. Dress warm, church is heated and full of love, but it is an old big struggling building ;)

Cities and school boards across the state are under attack by emergency manager legislation. D-REM has meetings every other Wednesday to coordinate work that pushes back against stripping our valuable public assets, cutting services, gutting union contracts and the destruction of our right to vote. We urge all justice seeking people and organizations to join us to: -Educate ourselves about Emergency Managers -Engage in resistance to their unethical decisions -Support and participate in direct actions and public protests -Create new forms of democratic practices

Cities and school boards across the state are under attack by emergency manager legislation. D-REM has meetings every other Wednesday to coordinate work that pushes back against stripping our valuable public assets, cutting services, gutting union contracts and the destruction of our right to vote. We urge all justice seeking people and organizations to join us to: -Educate ourselves about Emergency Managers -Engage in resistance to their unethical decisions -Support and participate in direct actions and public protests -Create new forms of democratic practices

St. Peters is pleased to host Michigan folk musician Andru Bemis for a fundraising concert on Saturday, June 14th. His unmistakable voice, lightning-fast banjo and expressive finger-picked guitar styles, quirky humor, engaging stage presence, and exquisitely crafted tunes of travel, love, and longing have earned Bemis a dedicated following throughout the United States, Mexico, Canada, and beyond. Learn more at andrubemis.com. Suggested donation: $7-20, sliding scale Children & families welcome! St. Peters is the home of Manna Meal soup kitchen and the Peace & Justice Hive, which houses numerous ministries and organizations with a commitment to justice. Learn more at http://stpetersdetroit.com/. http://www.facebook.com/events/643787132364112/

Sponsored by: PeoplesWaterBoard.blogspot.com, DetroitWaterBrigade.org and MWRO.org

Sponsored by: PeoplesWaterBoard.blogspot.com, DetroitWaterBrigade.org and MWRO.org