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To: JakeStraw who wrote (25537)	3/14/2001 10:35:15 AM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 49844

A Song of Creation: An Interfaith Earth Day Celebrationh An Interfaith Earth Day Celebration at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, featuring Mickey Hart, April 22 enn.com From Grace Cathedral Tuesday, March 13, 2001 SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco, CA - Earth Day in San Francisco will never be the same after experiencing this once in a lifetime celebration. Come and revel in music, dance, and spirit this Earth Day featuring special guest, former Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart, plus many other spectacular performers. The celebration, will begin at 3:00 with an Environmental Fair in the Cathedral Plaza and at 4:30 the live musical and dance performances will take place in the Cathedral (Grace Cathedral, 1100 California St. at Taylor, 415-749-6300). The music will be an eclectic blend of the world's musical traditions. Tibetan temple bells will blend with the Cathedral Organ. Vocal performances will range from Native American and Muslim Chants to Spirituals and Choral canticles. Representatives from a diverse range of religious paths will participate in the festivities, including Native American, Islamic, Hindu, Jewish, Pagan, and Christian. Experience The beam, an electronic monochord, taken out of retirement by Mickey Hart; didjeridu, Uilleann pipes and droning instruments from other cultures; the voices of popular vocalists Rhiannon, and SoVoSo's David Worm and Joey Blake; and the raised tones of the audience in a unique improvisational piece, commissioned solely for Earth Day at Grace Cathedral. This original piece will provide an incredible soundscape for a performance by renowned Butoh dance company, Harupin-Ha. Live webcast of this event at 4:30 p.m. (Pacific), Sunday, April 22nd at www.GraceCathedral.org. The event begins with an Environmental Fair at 3:00 p.m. sponsored by SAFE (Spiritual Alliance for Earth), an interfaith ecological movement formed in the Bay Area that aims to bring together people from all spiritual traditions to find a common cause in caring for creation. Representatives from organizations with a commitment of stewardship for the environment will be present. Come and see how you can turn your concerns into action. This event is produced by GraceCom, the Media Ministry of Grace Cathedral and is the inaugural event for SAFE (the Spiritual Alliance for Earth). A Song of Creation, and SAFE are endorsed by the national Earth Day office in Seattle, and publicized in many publications, including EarthLight Magazine, The Sierra Club's Yodeler, and Pacific Church News, a publication produced by the Episcopal Diocese of California.