Join Us for Sermon Weekend April 12th – 14th, 2024

Please join us for an uplifting event in partnership with the Archdiocese of Denver, Colorado Council of Churches,

Greater Metropolitan Denver Ministerial Alliance, Hindu Temple and Cultural Center of the Rockies,

Northeast Denver Islamic Center and the Rocky Mountain Rabbis & Cantors

invite you to join us, April 12-14, during Genocide Awareness and Prevention Month for

Sermon Weekend.  More information will be coming soon, and please visit this page for more information.

STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF UKRAINE

The Coalition Against Global Genocide (CoAGG) has spoken in support of Ukraine since the
beginning of this full-scale invasion by the Russians 2 years ago. CoAGG calls for the right of
the Ukrainians to live a full, unencumbered and safe life within their own country, without fear of
violence or retribution.  While the U.S. has welcomed Ukrainians into our country, we ask the
U.S.government to provide military and humanitarian aide to support the Ukrainian people in
their homeland.  We know that these acts of genocide and crimes against the Ukrainians have
been ongoing for years. We will stand with Ukraine and their people, and we will continue to
provide our support to everyone who stands up against the atrocities of genocide and crimes
against humanity, and the harm it brings people both in Ukraine, and across the world.

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