SGI-USA SF World Peace Day Commemoration '99 : Main

Let's make Invitations! How to find my way to The Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
		To My Friends Bringing out the best in each person is the mark of an excellent leader. Everyone is a protagonist on the stage of our world peace movement.

Our visiting guest speaker Greg Martin will be making a one hour appearance on Bernie Ward's show 'God Talk' on Sunday, March 14th from 8-9am.
This show airs every Sunday morning on KGO (810am). Tune in or tape the show!!

ORLANDO CEPEDA will be giving his experience on MARCH 14th on being voted into the HALL OF FAME!!
CONGRATULATIONS ORLANDO! We can hardly wait to hear all about it!!!

A&C gongyo and daimoku

Performance by SGI-USA Northern California
YWD Taiko Group

Youth Presentation

Lecture by Guest Speaker Greg Martin
"Happiness in This World"

An incredible experience by Jr.HS/HS member

Experience by Orlando Cepeda

Performance by Mystic Flavor (JHHS Dance group)

Boys&Girls Graduation

Final words by SGI-USA YMD Leader James Herrmann

San Francisco New Century Brass Band and San Francisco Fife & Drum Corps will also perform cool music before and after a meeting!!

Who can Attend:

ALL YOUTH ARE WELCOME.
Members of the men's and women's groups are also ENCOURAGED to attend if they have a guest of ANY AGE they would like to bring to this introductory meeting.
If you have a guest, you WILL have a seat.

LETS MAKE HISTORY!!!

The SGI-USA is an American Buddhist organization whose mission is to contribute to peace, culture and education based on the philosophy and ideals of the Buddhism of Nichiren Daishonin. The youth members of SGI-USA in Northern California are UNITING more than ever toward these ideals! This year, we will be holding a "World Peace Day" celebration at the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre in San Francisco on Sunday, March 14th. This will be the day when the youth of Northern California and their friends stand up for PEACE and JUSTICE.

You may have already heard that the Northern California youth members have initiated a campaign for peace through the individual happiness of each person. Together, we are determined to introduce 1,000 of our friends to our Buddhist practice this year, through sincere dialogue and care for each person. In keeping with this determination, our goal is to have 1,000 SGI-USA members and 1,000 guests attend our World Peace Day Celebration. Together, let’s make this World Peace Day movement an historic one, a time we will look back to 20 or 50 years from now with the deep conviction that a new, dynamic movement for peace, culture and education was initiated by the youth of Northern California. See you there!