Local women come together to talk about peace and the idea that Islam is a peaceful religion.  They work together to create a prayer mat created by local artist Mehrangiz Modaress Tabatabaei.

Event/Project Discription: We believe it is important to remind our community that Islam is a peaceful religion.  We hope to do this by encouraging Muslim and non-Muslim women from our local community to work together to create one or two beautiful mats which celebrate peace through the context of Islam.  Local artist Mehrangiz Modaress Tabatabaei will work with women from the Women’s Friendship Group, Glen Dhu Primary School Conversation Group, TasTAFE and the Migrant Resource Centre to plan and begin working on the project.  The mat will then be taken to the ground floor of LINC Launceston where members of the general public will be invited to join these women for conversations and creation of the mats.  Once finished, the mats will be displayed on the first floor in LINC.  The project will be documented and also shown in LINC.

Mehrangiz Modaress Tabatabaei will be working at LINC on Friday the 29th July and Saturday 30th July so that the general public may also join the conversations creating the mats.

Business Hours for LINC: Thursday 9:30am–6pm Friday 9:30am–7pm  Saturday 9:30am–2pm Sunday Closed  Tuesday 9:30am–6pm   Wednesday 9:30am–6pm

Other Information:

We would like families from our refugee communities to see LINC as somewhere they can spend time with their families, sharing books with their children or accessing other services.  Although some of them may access LINC for classes, meetings, etc.  We would like them to enjoy the space with their children to encourage a love of books and reading for them all.

wheelchair access: Yes

Group /Organisation: Women’s Friendship Group, Glen Dhu Primary School Women’s Conversation Group, TasTAFE, Migrant Resource Centre.

Event/Project Contact: Mehrangiz Modaress Tabatabaei.

Event/Project Contact: mehrangiz.modarrestabatabaei@utas.edu.au

   An invitation to journey on the labyrinth path; offering you a place and time to reflect on stillness and peace within yourself, your community and for the global family. 

The labyrinth teaches us that if we keep putting one foot in front of the other we can quiet the mind and find our centre. 

Come as you are or with your family and friends. Walk the healing path for peace for the first time or as an experienced pilgrim.

“Peace starts within each one of us. When we have an inner peace we can be at peace with those around us.” Dalai Lama

 When: Friday 29th July. You are welcome to come any time between 5.00 p.m - 6.30 p.m.

 Where: Pilgrim Uniting Church, Paterson Street, Launceston
 

R.S.V.P. Kerryal Willis – phone: 0447 408 123

email: kerryalwillis@gmail.com

You are invited to a Christian Meditation session at the Emmanuel

Pastoral and Spirituality Centre – 123 Abbott Street, Newstead.

Tuesday 26 th July at 5.30 p.m.

What is Christian Meditation? An ancient practice found at the core of many great religious traditions, leading from the mind to the heart. A contemplative form of prayer seeking God in silence and stillness which encourages deep inner listening and peace within.

Christian meditation can be practised by anyone.

All you need to do is to begin, wherever you are on your life's journey.

Please join us as we peacefully connect with our neighbours and indeed the world.

We follow the teachings of the World Community for Christian Meditation.

 You are welcome to share a cuppa and conversation at the conclusion of the session at 6.30 p.m.

R.S.V.P. Monday 25th July - Emmanuel Pastoral and Spirituality Centre.

 Email:office@emmanuelcentre.org or

phone: 63341082 between 9.00 a.m.-12.30 p.m. Mon.- Fri.

On Saturday 18 June at Launceston LINC Local artist Mehrangiz Modaress Tabatabaei will work with women from the Women’s Friendship Group, Glen Dhu Primary School Conversation Group, TasTAFE and the Migrant Resourcer on the Prayer Mats for Peace.

The mat will be at the ground floor of Launceston LINC Saturday June 18th where members of the general public are invited to join the women for conversations and creation of the mats.

Event/Project Discription: We believe it is important to remind our community that Islam is a peaceful religion.  We hope to do this by encouraging Muslim and non-Muslim women from our local community to work together to create one or two beautiful mats which celebrate peace through the context of Islam.  Local artist Mehrangiz Modaress Tabatabaei will work with women from the Women’s Friendship Group, Glen Dhu Primary School Conversation Group, TasTAFE and the Migrant Resource Centre to plan and begin working on the project.  The mat will then be taken to the ground floor of LINC Launceston where members of the general public will be invited to join these women for conversations and creation of the mats.  Once finished, the mats will be displayed on the first floor in LINC.  The project will be documented and also shown in LINC.

Mehrangiz Modaress Tabatabaei will be working at LINC on Friday the 29th July and Saturday 30th July so that the general public may also join the conversations creating the mats.

Business Hours for LINC: Thursday 9:30am–6pm Friday 9:30am–7pm  Saturday 9:30am–2pm Sunday Closed  Tuesday 9:30am–6pm   Wednesday 9:30am–6pm

Other Information:

We would like families from our refugee communities to see LINC as somewhere they can spend time with their families, sharing books with their children or accessing other services.  Although some of them may access LINC for classes, meetings, etc.  We would like them to enjoy the space with their children to encourage a love of books and reading for them all.

wheelchair access: Yes

Group /Organisation: Women’s Friendship Group, Glen Dhu Primary School Women’s Conversation Group, TasTAFE, Migrant Resource Centre.