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Sharon
Cohn currently serves as Vice-President of
Interventions for International Justice Mission (IJM).
IJM
provides hands-on operational field response
to cases of human rights abuse referred by faith-based agencies around
the world.
Based
on these referrals, IJM conducts
professional investigations of the abuse and mobilizes intervention on
behalf of the victims.
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Lucy
Argüello Campo from Colombia, South America
was a Law student at university when she was recruited by the M-19
guerrilla movement, and joined their radical military arm.
When
she found Jesus a Saviour, and her life was
radically transformed.
She
realised that violence could not bring true
justice, and became an Electoral officer in Columbia to bring
forgiveness and reconciliation.
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Fawn
Parish is from Ventura, California, where she
is on the board of International Reconciliation Coalition.
She
is an elder with Lydia Prayer Fellowship
International and director of Concerts of Prayer in Ventura.
Fawn
is also a part of the Council for Christian
Women in Leadership at Azusa Pacific University.
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"Te
Kete Raranga"
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- The
Woven Kit
The weaving of a Maori kete
is an appropriate metaphor illustrating the intricacies of
relationships. "Te Kete Raranga" is a production which provides a
perspective on the covenantal relationships between Maori and Pakeha in
the context of a multicultural Aotearoa New Zealand. Those involved in
this drama and music production look to the weaving of the kete as a
pattern for those relationships.
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