SB1070 in effect today
Thursday, July 29, 2010
For a number of months religious leaders around the state have expressed concerns about the effects of SB1070 and have encouraged work on comprehensive immigration reform.  
News on Today's Events
News from Court
This mornings prayer service, attended by over 400 people, was a time of pray, singing, hearing holy scriptures, and being encouraged by one another's presence. It was not an occasion for civil disobedience (as reported in the media earlier).
For events around the State and the Country around SB1070, click here.

Arizona Ecumenical Council
Praying and working for the unity of the Church and the good of all.

 The Council is a collaborative organization of Christian churches and religious organizations who pray, worship, and study together in order to discover ways for us to express unity instead of division.  We do it for the sake of our 18 member Denominations, and we do it for the public witness the Church needs to make in the world.  We especially wish to give voice to those who are vulnerable in our society, children, the elderly, the poor, the hungry.  It is our hope that this ecumenical task will not only heal the wounds of the Church, but will also heal the wounds of our world.  Read on to understand the work of the Arizona Ecumenical Council.

"There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to the one hope of your calling, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all, who is above all and through all and in all."
--Ephesians 4:4-6  

Arizona Ecumenical Council
7227 N. 16th St.,
Ste. 260
Phoenix,  AZ  85020
602-468-3818 or
aec@aecunity.net
602-314-7950 (fax)  

Peace, Be Still / He Qi