Reminder to Register! CFPA's 47th Annual Conference for Peace on 11/15 in Princeton!

E-Alert sent 10/28/2026

Dear friend,

Registration is picking up for CFPA's 47th Annual Conference for Peace from 1:30-4:30 PM on Sunday, November 15 at Nassau Presbyterian Church, 61 Nassau Street in Princeton! We have confirmed four diverse outstanding speakers (see above), click preceding link to see their impressive bios. 

The Conference will be in person, and registered attendees can ask questions at the end of each speaker's presentation. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman will be honored at the end of the Program followed by a Reception--for which attendees also must register. I urge you to click Here to reserve NOW!

If you are a student, you can register for free. If you are not yet a member, click here to become one and save $10 per person on your registration costs! If you have limited income, you can register for just $10.

This major annual event is coming along, so I urge you to choose the registration level that suits you and register at your earliest convenience. If you prefer to postal mail your registration, click CFPA's Fall 2026 newsletter and print the form on page 4.

47th Annual Multifaith Service for Peace

Prior to the Annual Conference for Peace will be the 47th Annual Multifaith Service for Peace at 11 AM at Princeton University Chapel. Faith leaders from a range of traditions will co-lead the Service. The Rev. Dr. Karen Georgia Thompson, General Minister and President and the Chief Executive Officer of the United Church of Christ, will preach.

The Multifaith Service is free and open to the public, and requires no registration. A free will offering will be received to support CFPA's ongoing work. Click here to attend the Service virtually.

P.S. If you missed our October 20 well attended 55 minute Webinar, How to End the Iran War and Prevent Nuclear Weapons Use in the Middle East, featuring Dr. Trita Parsi and Prof. Frank von Hippel, I encourage you to click preceding link to view a recording.

Sincerely,

The Rev. Robert Moore 
Executive Director 
Coalition for Peace Action &
Peace Action Education Fund