GC43 or earlier GC38 Education Program on the Alternatives to War for Peace and Security (2003E266) AN ALTERNATE LOGISTICS ARRANGEMENT: As an alternate arrangement to that discussed under the previous three headings, an arrangement of production might be worked out with an organization such as Kairos where each interested denomination would give a guarantee of purchasing a certain number of copies of the materials.Theological Rationale:WHEREAS war has proven itself to be an ineffective means to peace and security, transmitting and amplifying hate from one generation to another; andWHEREAS the success of the struggle against war depends greatly on the awareness and practice of the concrete alternatives to war;THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Woolastook Presbytery hereby petition General Council, through Maritime Conference, to create an education program:that would increase awareness of the alternatives to war as a means to peace and security;that would facilitate the practice of the alternatives to war as a means to peace and security;that would include alternatives that may be practices by states, non-government organizations and individuals;that would include the use of concrete examples, the development of ideas, the sharing of experiences as well as any other appropriate measures;that would be appropriate for use by congregations and other bodies of the church;that would be meaningful for a variety of age groups; andthat would, where advisable, be developed in cooperation with our ecumenical and interfaith partners. GC38 2003 ROP, pp. 86, 479 Save to PDF True Document Date August 15, 2003 Document Type Social Policy Originating Body Other Topic Peace Latest News Moderator of the 45th General Council installed The installation service of the 45th Moderator of The United Church of Canada, the Right Rev. Dr. Kimberly Heath, took place at Knox United Church, 506 4 St. SW, Calgary, Alberta, tonight. Monday, Aug. 11: Decision session summary The final day of GC45 began with a moving service that remembered the Communion of Saints, before settling business on a number of proposals. Sunday, Aug. 10: Summary of the day After the Alvin Dixon Walk/Run raised over $25,000, participants heard from Toward 2035, Indigenous Ministry and Justice, and a message of continued support from Rev. Dr. Karen Georgia Thompson.