InterVarsity & MSA Peace Feast
The Muslim Students Association and InterVarsity are hosting our sixth Peace Feast! The Peace Feast is an opportunity for Muslims and Christians to come together by sharing a meal and having authentic conversation about the things we care about. It's a time to share from the heart, listen respectfully and gain new friends.
The gathering will be on campus starting at the UCM building, 902 W. Maple St., Fayetteville, at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 21. The program will be "Friendship, Belonging and Community" from the www.peacefeast.net website.
Guests are asked to register by Sept. 18. Rides are available when you register by scanning the QR code on the flyer or clicking the register button! This event is co-hosted by the U of A Muslim Students Association and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.
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Contacts
Micah Cheung, campus staff minister
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship RSO
281-250-4806,
micah.cheung@intervarsity.org
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