SETTLE ONE WORLD WEEK
"More than enough?"
Download One World Week 2013 leaflet "More than enough?" (PDF)
Provisional Events in Settle (So far..):Date | Location | Event | Organiser |
14 Oct 7.30pm |
Townhead Court | The Future of Tropical Forests - Illustrated talk with Dr Tim Baker, University of Leeds. At Townhead Court (across the road from Townhead Surgery) in Settle, entrance £3 (£1 for CCG members.) All welcome. | Craven Conservation Group |
20 Oct 3.30pm |
St John's Church Hall, Settle | The Light of the World- Children's/Family Activities and cooked tea | Messy Church |
22 Oct 7.30pm |
Friends Meeting House | One World Week Traidcraft Coffee Morning | Traidcraft Group |
23 Oct 6.45pm |
St John's Church Hall, Settle | LOAF Meal and talk by Christian Aid worker for our area Alex Jones on "More than enough if..." Doors Open 6.30. Meal 6.45 Talk 7.30pm |
Churches Together in Settle and District |
Several private events are being organised this week too - e.g. a Japanese card making session.
Could you organise an event?
OWW in 2013 asks you to support or organise events that enable us to consider whether we:
• have had more than enough of consumer culture getting in the way of
relationships with others in our communities and across the globe?
• have had more than enough of being defined by what we possess?
• have had more than enough of seeing our planet irrevocably consumed?
• take more than enough ourselves?
What is One World Week?
One World Week is a Development Education Charity. Each year, "The Week" is an opportunity for people from diverse backgrounds to come together to learn about global justice, to spread that learning and to use it to take action for justice locally and globally.
Could you organise an event?
OWW in 2013 asks you to support or organise events that enable us to consider whether we:
• have had more than enough of consumer culture getting in the way of
relationships with others in our communities and across the globe?
• have had more than enough of being defined by what we possess?
• have had more than enough of seeing our planet irrevocably consumed?
• take more than enough ourselves?
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