Delegates:
Bishop Joseph Sprague, United Methodist Church, Northern Illinois
Conference
Bishop Thomas Gumbleton, Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit, Michigan
Dave Robinson, national coordinator of Pax Christi USA, Eerie, Pennsylvania
Iftekhar A. Hai, director of United Muslims of America Interfaith Alliance,
San Francisco, California
Rev. Myrna Bethke, United Methodist Church, New Jersey. Her brother
William Bethske was killed in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
Sister Mary Pat White, RSCJ, campus minister in San Luis Obispo, California
Kathy Marie Bachman, World Church peace and justice minister for Community
of Christ, Portland, Oregon
Marie Dennis, Director of Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns, Washington,
D.C.
Mariam Momand, an Afghan American who is a board member of the Muslim
Women's League in Los Angeles, California
Joanna Berrigan, physician's assistant who is active in the Catholic Worker
movement in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Linda Panetta, photojournalist and human rights activist and coordinator of
School of the America's Watch
David Mineau, marriage and family counselor and active member of First
Presbyterian Church in Palo Alto, California, where his wife was pastor for
sixteen years
Craig Weisner, United States Air Force veteran who is active in the First
Presbyterian Church of Palo Alto, California. Craig is Jewish and his
life partner is a Presbyterian elder.
Derrick Kikuchi, co-owner of a training development company in Silicon
Valley and an elder of First Presbyterian Church of Palo Alto, California
Robina Bhatti, professor and director of Institute for Global Learning at
California State University at Monterrey Bay. She is a spiritual person
raised in a non-denominational Christian church in Pakistan.
Claire Schaeffer-Duffy, a freelance journalist who co-founded with her
husband the SS. She is a Francis and Therese Catholic worker at a lay
pacifist community that offers hospitality to Worcester's homeless men and
women.
Rev. Stephen Holton, parish priest at St. Paul's On-the-Hill Episcopal
Church in Ossining, New York, and founder of the Muslim-Episcopal dialogue in
New York
Kristina Marie Olsen, nurse and singer/song-writer in Massachussettes.
She lost her sister Laurie Ann Olsen Neira on American Airlines flight 11 on
September 11, 2001. She is a person of deep faith who honors the wisdom
in all religious traditions.
