Fourth Annual Faith in Democracy Vigil
Save the Date: January 5, 2025 3:30-5pm
Faith in Peace Concerts is supporting the Franciscan Action Network and other partners in the fourth annual "Faith in Democracy" interfaith vigil. We are holding our vigil on the eve of the anniversary of the January 6, 2021 attack on the People's House and our democracy and the day before Congress confirms the election results. We are tentatively planning on having the event somewhere on the Capitol Mall or nearby from 3:30-5pm on Sunday, January 5. In the wake of the recent elections, we believe this will be our largest and most important vigil to date.
We plan on creating an event similar to the ones of the past, focusing on nonpartisan messages from different faith traditions and inspirational music/spiritual singing. We'll share messages of faith that unify Americans and emphasize our strong commitment to, and concerns about, our democracy and our freedoms at this juncture.
We envision a positive and determined message similar to the one that Vice President Harris shared in her concession speech when she urged Americans to embrace the democratic process and continue the peaceful fight for democracy and our Constitution. We will also emphasize our commitment to the basics ideals of our country, including freedom of expression and the right to peaceful protest.
Music for Unity and Great Nonprofits
What an amazing Concert!
National Faith In Democracy Day
What an amazing Concert!
The Concert for the Human Family (CFHF) of the US Episcopal Church and Faith in Peace Concerts were delighted to host the Rotary "Shared Values" Faith In Peace Concert on Saturday, June 17, 2023 in the historic Sixth and I Synagogue. The sub themes of shared values to explore in the concert were three D’s: Democracy, Diversity, and Dece
The Concert for the Human Family (CFHF) of the US Episcopal Church and Faith in Peace Concerts were delighted to host the Rotary "Shared Values" Faith In Peace Concert on Saturday, June 17, 2023 in the historic Sixth and I Synagogue. The sub themes of shared values to explore in the concert were three D’s: Democracy, Diversity, and Decency. ” The concert celebrated the Juneteenth date of June 19 and also June as Pride month as part of the diversity theme.
Fight Fire with Light!
National Faith In Democracy Day
What an amazing Concert!
"Fight Fire with Light" means turning darkness into light, and anger and violence into unity and peace. Our January 5, 2024 interfaith "Faith In Democracy'' focused on flipping the script on January 6 to create a day of unity and peace. The vigil was led by Faith in Peace Concerts (formerly Light4America), the Franciscan Action Networ
"Fight Fire with Light" means turning darkness into light, and anger and violence into unity and peace. Our January 5, 2024 interfaith "Faith In Democracy'' focused on flipping the script on January 6 to create a day of unity and peace. The vigil was led by Faith in Peace Concerts (formerly Light4America), the Franciscan Action Network and the Declaration for American Democracy and launched January 6 remembrance days across the USA. Speakers included faith leaders from multiple traditions and artists Reverb and the Sweater Set.
National Faith In Democracy Day
National Faith In Democracy Day
National Faith In Democracy Day
Let's make January 6 "National Faith in Democracy Day,” a day when Americans gather in churches, synagogues, mosques and other places to discuss and support the never-ending work of improving our democratic processes and creating a more perfect union in America. Let people of different faith traditions (including nonbelievers) unite us
Let's make January 6 "National Faith in Democracy Day,” a day when Americans gather in churches, synagogues, mosques and other places to discuss and support the never-ending work of improving our democratic processes and creating a more perfect union in America. Let people of different faith traditions (including nonbelievers) unite us around the never ending work of forming a more perfect union.