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AN INFORMAL AND GROWING NETWORK OF PEOPLE

IN AND AROUND SALISBURY WITH OR WITHOUT RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION

Working for peace with justice and reconciliation in Israel/Palestine 

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NEXT EVENTS

SATURDAYS 2025

PEACE VIGIL: PERMANENT CEASEFIRE NOW

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Join SCIP every Saturday until further notice for a candlelit vigil calling for peace in Israel, the Palestinian Territories, Lebanon and beyond.

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​Outside Salisbury Library

Market Walk

Salisbury

SP1 1BL

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5.00-5.30pm

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Everyone welcome. 

Bring a candle and jar or just yourself.

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You can read more about the vigils in this Church Times article written by the Dean of Salisbury, the Very Revd Nicholas Papadopulos.

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SUN & WED MORNINGS

FUNDRAISER FOR AL HARAH COMMUNITY THEATER, BETHLEHEM

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You can help to raise money for Al Harah Community Theater in Beit Jala by purchasing olive wood goods made in Bethlehem and hoodies and T-shirts designed by a Palestinian woman in Nablus.​​​​

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Salisbury Methodist Church

St Edmund's Church Street

Salisbury

SP1 1EF

 

Sunday and Wednesday mornings

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For photos of some of the products on sale please click here.

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31 JAN 2026

GAZA FUNDRAISER IN BASINGSTOKE

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Come along and help raise funds to support the Gaza Infant Nutrition Alliance (GINA), an organisation established in 2024 to support breastfeeding mothers in Gaza. There will be live music, poetry, food samples, arts and crafts, stalls and a "stitch their names" installation, as well as a live link to some of the courageous people in Gaza. 

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Basingstoke Irish Centre

Council Road

Basingstoke

RG21 3DH

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3.00-9.30pm

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Tickets are £10 (free for under 18s).

Please click here for more information.

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"Peace is not the product of terror or fear. Peace is not the silence of cemeteries. Peace is not the silent result of violent repression. Peace is the generous, tranquil contribution of all to the good of all. Peace is dynamism. Peace is generosity. It is a right and it is a duty."

 

​Archbishop Oscar Romero

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