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Blessed Are The Peacemakers
Online/ZOOM Talk and Community Workshop led by Pardeep Singh Kaleka and Arno Michaelis, founders of Serve 2 Unite and authors of THE GIFT OF OUR WOUNDS.
Online/ZOOM Talk and Community Workshop We live in a time of increasing division and expression of hate. How do we respond? How do we ‘love our enemies’? This free community event is sponsored by the Addison family in memory of Rev., Dr., Duane Addison and features founders of Serve 2 Unite, Pardeep Singh Kaleka and Arno Michaelis. On August 5th, 2012, Singh Kaleka’s father, Satwant, and five others were murdered by white supremacists when their place of worship was attacked. The shooter was a member of the neo-Nazi skinhead gang that Michaelis had helped found in 1989. Single parenthood, love for his daughter, and the forgiveness shown by people he once hated all helped Michaelis change his life. These brought him love for diversity and gratitude for all life after he left hate groups in 1994. Since his father’s passing, Singh Kaleka has become a licensed trauma therapist and partnered with Michaelis via Serve 2 Unite, an organization whose mission is to bring a peaceful society where all are valued and included.
Friday July 24th
7pm–8:30pm – Moving Past Hate and Toward Forgiveness: A Conversation and Q & A
Authors of “The Gift of Our Wounds” Pardeep Singh Kaleka and Arno Michaelis
will share their story of forgiveness.
Saturday July 25th
10am–12pm – Moving Past Hate and Toward Forgiveness – Workshop for
Youth and Adults (Parents, teachers, those connected with youth).
For more information, contact: Kelly Sherman-Conroy
Let us know you are coming. RSVP below.
Online/ZOOM Talk and Community Workshop led by Pardeep Singh Kaleka and Arno Michaelis, founders of Serve 2 Unite and authors of THE GIFT OF OUR WOUNDS.
We live in a time of increasing division and expression of hate. How do we respond? How do we ‘love our enemies’? This free community event is sponsored by the Addison family in memory of Rev., Dr., Duane Addison and features founders of Serve 2 Unite, Pardeep Singh Kaleka and Arno Michaelis. On August 5th, 2012, Singh Kaleka’s father, Satwant, and five others were murdered by white supremacists when their place of worship was attacked. The shooter was a member of the neo-Nazi skinhead gang that Michaelis had helped found in 1989. Single parenthood, love for his daughter, and the forgiveness shown by people he once hated all helped Michaelis change his life. These brought him love for diversity and gratitude for all life after he left hate groups in 1994. Since his father’s passing, Singh Kaleka has become a licensed trauma therapist and partnered with Michaelis via Serve 2 Unite, an organization whose mission is to bring a peaceful society where all are valued and included.
Friday July 24th
7pm–8:30pm – Moving Past Hate and Toward Forgiveness: A Conversation and Q & A
Authors of “The Gift of Our Wounds” Pardeep Singh Kaleka and Arno Michaelis
will share their story of forgiveness.
Saturday July 25th
10am–12pm – Moving Past Hate and Toward Forgiveness – Workshop for
Youth and Adults (Parents, teachers, those connected with youth).
For more information, contact: Kelly Sherman-Conroy
Let us know you are coming. RSVP below.