Updated April 23, 2012.
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We suggest that every observance end with the lighting of 6 candles and every person in attendance reading a list of at least 100 names at the same time in order to speak thousands of names in a short time.

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  –   Washington, D.C. – NATIONAL CAPITOL EVENT!!!!! 

News Flash!

Due to inclement weather on Sunday (wind, rain and low temperatures), the March of Remembrance D.C. has made a change in plans.
 
All speakers, holocaust survivors and guests will be sharing their stories during the time of the Concert of Remembrance (Saturday Night) at 7:00 PM at our rented location, First Baptist Church of Rockville, 55 Adclare Road , Rockville MD.  This is at I-270 and Montgomery Ave (exit 6)
 
Paul Argiewicz, Peter Loth, Jobst Bittner and others will be sharing their stories and testimonies there.
 
For those who are able to participate, we will be meeting at the gathering point on Sunday at 2:00 PM (14
th and Jefferson S.W.) and walking one block over to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.  It is our hope that Paul and Peter will be able to share their stories conversationally in the lobby.  Additionally, descendants of Nazi perpetrators will also be joining the event to share their stories and acknowledging the impact on their generation.
 
Thank you for understanding.  Please distribute immediately to your personal networks so that we can get this word out immediately.

Concert:

Saturday, April 21st at 7 pm • First Baptist Church of Rockville
(just off of I-270) • Concert of Remembrance with Ted Pearce and Teresa Acquaviva Thomas
Free Admission: An offering for Helping Hands Coalition http://www.hhcoalition.com/ will be taken.

Public Rally: Sunday, April 22nd at 2 pm • March of Remembrance.  We will gather on the Mall at 14th St. SW & Jefferson Drive S.W., one block away from the Holocaust Memorial. We will walk to the Robert Taft Memorial (on the grounds of the US Capitol Building).

Our speakers will be
- Paul Argiewicz (Liberated from Buchenwald April 1945),
- Peter Loth (Born in Stutthof Concentration Camp),
- Avi Mizrachi, Executive Director Foundation for Holocaust Education Projects
- Pastor Jobst Bittner, Founder of March of Life international.

Please bring flags, posters, tee-shirts (available at the concert - $15)
contact:  MarchOfRemembranceDC@gmail.com



Public Rally: Sunday, April 22nd at 2 pm • March of Remembrance.

  –   Alabama: Birmingham, Montgomery

Birmingham, Alabama
Location: Linn Park
Date: April 22, 2012
Time: 2:00 pm
Contact: Dawn Warren (205) 965-8199



Montgomery, Alabama • Join Our Facebook Group!
Location: State Capitol Building
Time:
2 PM
Contact:
Jamie Brooks (334) 306-0999

  –   Arizona: Tucson

Tuscon, Arizona
Location:
Congregation Beth Sar Shalom
2151 N. Palo Verde Blvd
Tucson, AZ 85716
Date: April 22, 2012
Time: 1:00 pm
Contact:
Phil Lauzon at phil@shalomtucson.com or call 520-326-2020

Our event will include at Holocaust Remembrance Service and 1.4mile prayer walk.

  –   California: Chico, Los Angeles, Orange, Paradise, Redlands

Chico, California
Date: Sunday, April 22
Time:  
8-10 am
Location:
Chico City Plaza, 4th Street & Broadway (8-9am)
City Light Church, 3015 Cohasset Road (9-10am)
Contact: Dai Sup Han, dshan2010@gmail.com


Los Angeles, California
Location:
When:
Contact: Word Millah 818) 462-7472
More Information:

Orange, California
Location: Hart Park
When: April 22, 2:30 PM
Contact: Corey Sylvester
art4eyes@msn.com
More Information:
We are calling this a Walk of Solidarity:  Tearing Down the Walls, Building up Bridges

We plan to have music by Ellah Gorelik.  Israeli singer.
Holocaust survivors present and speaking.
Pastors speaking
Liturgy

Paradise, California
Location:
First Baptist Church of Paradise
6500 Clark Rd.
When:
Thursday April 19th
9-10 am
Contact:
Yarn Yenta
530-877-3532
More Information:
We will be saying Kaddish together at 10 am.


Redlands, California
Location: Redlands Bowl, 25 Grant St.
When: April 22, 10:30 am thru 4:00 pm
Contact: Deanna Page (909) 338-5934
More Information: Prayer begins at 10:00 am
Speakers will include two Holocaust Survivors and Senator Bob Dutton, with the music Corry Bell of Lev Shelo.

  –   Colorado: Boulder, Colorado Springs, Denver, North Colorado, Pagosa Springs

Boulder, CO  
Time: Meet at 2 pm
Location:
Cornerstone Church
1190 S. Lashley Lane
Details:
Event 2-4 pm including prayer walk. Please RSVP with Allyson to let us know you’re coming.
Contact:
Allyson Thomas

Colorado Springs, CO  
Time:
2 pm - 5 pm
Location:
Memorial Park
1605 E. Pikes Peak Ave. 80909 in the Rosebowl area.
Map: http://www.springsgov.com/units/parksrec/maps/mmemnor.htm
Contact:

Elizabeth Pearce

Denver, CO
 
Time:
2:00-4:00 pm     
Location:
Babi Yar Memorial Park (E Yale Ave. and S Havana St.)
Contact:
Linda Hecker

Northern CO  
Time:
2:00-4:00 pm
Where:
Chapungu Sculpture Park at Centerra Mall
Loveland, CO
Contact:
Denise Carlton (303) 907-8766

Pagosa Springs, CO • Join Our Facebook Group!
Time:
3:00 pm Sunday, April 29th
Special Guest:
David Reuben from Israel
Contact:
Erin Jones (970) 779-8333

  –   Florida: Miami, Melbourne

Melbourne, FL    •    facebook link   •    Melbourne Webpage
Time:
Sunday, April 15th · 12:30 pm meet, Begin March at 1:00 pm      
Location:
Melbourne Square Mall to Fla Institute of Technologies Gleason Auditorium
More Info:
We plan to start at the Melbourne Square Mall on SR192 at noon and finish at FIT's Gleason Auditorium before 1:30p.m, where the college students will be holding the community Yom HaShoah service at 2:00p.m. The entire walk is less than 3 miles.

Yom Ha'Shoah Service (Holocaust Memorial Service)
Time: Sunday, April 15th · 2:30 pm     
Location:
Locally, the Brevard and Indian River Jewish Federation and Jewish students of FIT have organized a local Yom HaShoah service at Florida Institute of Technology's Gleason Auditorium.

Contact: Charlotte Schuyt (321) 759-1565 or Gordon Shupe

Miami, FL
 
Date: April 22nd, 2012
Time:
March Starts at 2:00 P.M. • At Small Park with Lake at Tent
Location:
Country Village Park
6550 NW 188 Terrace
Contact:
Patrick Hadley (305) 620-6346
My Father's House Ministries

  –   Georgia: Atlanta

Marietta, GA    
Time: 2:30 - 4:30 pm • April 22, 2012
Location: Marietta, Kennesaw Mountain
Contact: Chris Alberts (678) 873-5154

Meeting Place:
 Grace Community Church Parking Lot
                             770 Kennesaw Ave., Marietta, GA  30060

Center of Praise & Restoration Ministries is sponsoring a prayer walk hosted by Chris & Nan Alberts.  This will be a time to stand with and show our support of the Jewish people and also Israel's right to exist.  We will be meeting on the grounds of Grace Community Church and invite our local churches, synagogues and neighbors to come join us for this historical event.  The registration is free and t-shirts may be purchased  online at www.centerofpraiseandrestoration.org.  

We will begin the day at 2:30 with a ceremony honoring the Jewish people in remembrance of Holocaust Victims & Survivors. We will hear from holocaust survivors, their family members, special guests and other governmental leaders. We will then proceed on a 2- mile round trip prayer walk to Kennesaw Mountain Battlefield. Our aim here is to take a stand and to declare that we will not let the failures of the past happen again on our watch. We will end the walk at Grace Community Church with a time of worship & prayer and fellowship with one another. We encourage everyone to bring your lawn chairs and a picnic basket to share a meal. Non walkers will be facilitated and are encouraged to come out and show support!

  –   Hawaii: Hilo

Hilo, Hawaii
Location: Doi Mo'oheau Bandstand
More Info: Jon & Jenny (808) 640-9468

  –   Illinois: Benld

Benld Illinois 
Time: intercessory prayer will begin at 4:15
Location: Cornerstone Ministries.
Contact: Mike Cook (616) 283-8871

Chicago, Illinois 
Time:    
Location:
Contact: Marilyn Myers (815) 713-6938

  –   Indiana: Greencastle, Terre Haute

Greencastle, Indiana
Date: April 15th 2012
Time: 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Location: Robe Anne Park • Our Banner will read "One New Man"
More Info: Bonnie Sparks (765) 720-5430

Terre Haute, Indiana
Date: April 21st, 2012
Time: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Location: Candles Museum
More Info: Bonnie Sparks (765) 720-5430

  –   Kansas: Wichita

Wichita, Kansas
Time:
Location:

More Info: Tenna Salas (316) 806-1915

  –   Louisiana: New Orleans

New Orleans, Louisiana
Time:
6:00 – 7:00 pm
Location:
Holocaust Memorial
Woldenberg Park
Contact:
985.277.3109


  –   New York: Corona, Yaphank and Manhattan

Manhattan NY
Time:
Location: Central Park, NYC
More Info:


Getting ready for the March of Remembrance
Prayer, Worship and Preparation for the March of Remembrance with March of Life Founder Jobst Bittner and Worship Leader and March of Remembrance director Ted Pearce. Venue: Centro Cristiano Adonai, 99-07 Northern Blvd, Corona, NY 11368
Sun, April 15, 2012 - 3pm – 6pm, Yaphank, NY: March of Remembrance
Marching to the site of a former Hitler Youth Camp to make a stand for Israel and against modern anti-Semitism.
3 pm: Gathering at the Yaphank Train Station (Take Exit 67 Yaphank/Brookhaven of Long Island Expressway and turn right) 3:15 pm: Marching two miles on Yaphank Main Street 4:15 pm: Memorial Event at “Swezey Avey House” – Holocaust Survivor Eva Deutsch-Constable and Descendants of Nazis speaking 6:00 pm: Closing
Map of March:
http://g.co/maps/9upva
Sat, April 14, 2012 - 6 pm, Corona, NY:

  –   North Carolina: Greensboro, Kernersville

Kernersville, North Carolina
Date:
April 15, 2012
Time:
2:00pm
Location:
Harmon Park Pavilion downtown Kernersville S. Main Street. (pavilion is at the back of the park on Cherry street.
More Info:
Bonnie & Michael Joyce 336-788-1976 http://www.beit-hallel-hop.org


Greensboro, North Carolina
Time:
Location:
More Info:
Richard & Donna Geiger (336) 454-5073

  –   Ohio: Dayton

Dayton (Miamisburg), Ohio
Prayer & Worship
Date:
Thursday, April 19th
Time:    7 pm - 9 pm
Location: Bellbrooke House of Prayer
More Info: 26 North West Street
Contact: Marsha Johnston (937) 369-3505

Date: Sunday, April 22nd
Time:    3:16 pm
Location: National Museum of the Air Force
More Info: Holocaust Exhibit Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Contact: Marsha Johnston (937) 369-3505

  –   Oklahoma: Bartlesville/Dewey

Bartlesville/Dewey, Oklahoma
Date: April 22
Time: 12:00 Noon
Location:
309 E Don Tyler
Contact: Giz Robison L'Chaim Foundation (918) 440-2393

  –   Oregon: Portland

Portland, Oregon
Time:    
Location:
More Info: We would love to aid in a Portland ""March of Remembrance"", and look forward to bringing about a greater awareness of the Jewish peoples' suffering to the NW region.
Our congregational website is www.shmayisrael.net
Contact: Erez Aiger    503-669-5487

  –   Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Time:      3 PM Sunday, April 22
Location: Squirrel Hill at the corner of Forbes and Murray Ave
Contact: Katie Burt (724) 327-3879
More Info: Gather in Squirrel Hill, prayer walk 1.5 miles to Flagstaff Hill/Schenley Park for the observance. A Holocaust Survivor will share, lighting of the candles representing the 6 Million Jews who died while reading of names of victims, reading of a Statement of Repentance.

We will walk at to Flagstaff Hill/Schenley Park.  Moshe Baran, Holocaust Survivor will share his personal testimony followed by a repentance service, lighting of 6 candles to honor the six million who perished in the holocaust and prayer. Posters, banners with the message "Never Again", "We haven't forgotten" are encouraged.  On April 17 at 7PM, we will host An Evening  with Sam Weinreb, Holocaust Survivor at the  Covenant Church of Pittsburgh 2110 Andrew Drive Pittsburgh. Sam will share his personal testimony and a Q/A session will follow.

  –   Rhode Island


rabbiesther@yahoo.com(401) 847-5801
We will begin to gather on April 22,2012 at 1:30 p.m. at Washington Square by the city courthouse. We will open the march with prayer and the call statement. We will proceed to outside of Turo Synagogue to offer up prayers and scriptures on Spring Street, continuing down Spring Street we will walk up Bull Street and end at 7 Central Street. One New Man Community will host a free concert by Russian Jew, Galina Kouptsav, singer and TV host., followed by stories of those who were heroes in the resistance, prayer and lighting of candles.

  –   Tennessee: Knoxville and Nashville

Knoxville, Tennessee • Join the Facebook Group
Time:
Meet at 2:45 pm, March at 3:00 pm, Ends at 5:00 pm
Location:
Downtown Knoxville on the corner of Walnut & Union St. We will end at the TN Amphitheater, where we will hear the testimonies from several survivors.
Contact:
Berelyn Weiner 865.309.8678

Nashville, Tennessee • Visit the Website:
http://www.nashvilleremembrance.org
Time:
Monday, April 2nd at 3pm and Sunday, April 15th
Location:
Sunday morning - Gordon Jewish Community Center, Sunday evening - Rolling Hills Community Church, Thursday - State Capitol
More information:
The State Capitol Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony will be held on Monday, April 2nd at 3pm.

The Nashville Days of Remembrance begins Sunday morning, April 15, 2012 with multi-faith events taking place at the Gordon Jewish Community Center in Nashville. There will be a theatrical production on the life of Irene Sendler (a rescuer), a candle lighting ceremony and a self-guided walk through the Nashville Holocaust Memorial on the grounds of the Jewish Community Center. The afternoon venue will shift to nearby historical Franklin, Tennessee and the campus of the beautiful Rolling Hills Community Church. The Christian oriented conference, Christian Responsibility and the Holocaust will feature key leaders from the Christian community and a special evening presentation by Mrs. Annette Lantos (holocaust survivor and wife of the late congressman Tom Lantos) and her daughter Dr. Katrina Swett (President of the Lantos Foundation for Human Rights and Justice). For more information please visit http://www.nashvilleremembrance.org

Contact: David Schimp (615) 576-0642

  –   Texas: Canton, Dallas, Del Rio, Greenville, Houston, San Antonio

Canton, Texas
Time:
Location: Van Zandt County Courthouse
Contact:
Nieves & Lorri Rodriguez
903-271-6182

Dallas, Texas
Date: April 22
Time:
begins at 2 pm
Start March Location:
Dallas City Hall
1500 Marilla St
The walk will be less than a mile with a midway point for those who cannot walk a mile.
Halfway March Location:
950 Young St
Founder's Square (0.43 miles to the museum)
End March Location:
211 N Record St # 100
Dallas Holocaust Museum
Details:
The march will end at the Dallas Holocaust museum entrance for prayer and reading/remembering of Shoah victim names. At 3 pm, the Dallas Holocaust Museum will continue their Yom HaShoah Remembrance week with a film as part of their film series. Participants may like to tour the museum and perhaps watch the film (there may charge into the museum /for the film).
Contact:
KATHARINE GORSUCH (The Foundation for Holocaust Education Projects) 817-781-9229.
Please check back here for updates such as parking suggestions; walking map.



Please remember water, hats, sunscreen; appropriate attire (as one would to attend a religious service).


Del Rio, Texas • Join the
Facebook Group
Time:
Contact:
Manuel Rodriguez Jr. (830) 778-9790 (830) 703-8314 http://baruch-hashem.net

Greenville, Texas

Date: Sunday, April 22
Time:
2:00 pm
Location:
Greenville, Texas courthouse,  on the North steps.
Contact:
Joshua Klaus
Details:
Dr. Elliot Snyder will be speaking, along with Mr. David Erinakes. We will have the lighting of six lamps, and a march around the courthouse.   Rabbi Isaac Levi will be singing the Aaronic blessing for a closing. 

Houston / Kingwood, Texas • Join our Facebook Page: www.marchofremembrancehouston.org 
DATE: Saturday, April 21, 2012 
 
THE MARCH1:00 - 3:00 pm
Opening Ceremony at Kingwood United Methodist Church (1799 Woodland Hills Drive, Kingwood Texas) and 1.7 mile march to St. Martha Catholic Church/Woodland Hills Campus
 
THE MEMORIAL SERVICE:   3:00 - 5:00 pm
At St. Martha Catholic Church/Woodland Hills Campus (3702 Woodland Hills Drive, Kingwood, TX) Key Speakers: Holocaust Survivor Ruth Steinfeld, Second Generation Survivor Dr. Hy Penn with Business and Government Leaders and Ministers from many denominations and Rabbi Dan Gordon from Temple Beth Torah
 
THE CELEBRATION: 5:00 - 6:00 pm
Join us for Music, Refreshments and Thanksgiving after the service
MORE INFORMATION or to Sign Up to March/Volunteer/Intercede:
Website: www.marchofremembrancehouston.org
Email: info.marchofremembrancehouston@gmail.com 
Houston Hotline: 713.489.6036       


San Antonio, Texas
Time:
Contact:
Rabbi Stuart Fabricant (210) 499-4447 (210) 218-8247

  –   Washington: Bellingham, Renton, Spokane

Bellingham, Washington • Facebook Page (click like!)
Date: April 22, 2012
Time:
3:00 Peaceful, solemn, commemorative walk through Downtown Bellingham
4:00  Event/Ceremony at City Hall, Bellingham
Location:
3:00 March begins east of Interstate-5 Lakeway Exit, proceeds Lakeway Dr. west to Holly St., to Bay, then Grand then right on Lottie St. (total of 1.25 mile)  Participants may park and join the march at any point along the route. 
4:00  Event with speakers at Bellingham City Hall, 210 Lottie St. Bellingham, WA 
More Info:
Dave Hiller   Phone: (360) 820-4636  or email: dave@hoppisrealestate.com 
2nd Annual March of Remembrance.  Participants will range throughout the Bellingham/Whatcom County Area and will also include people from Lower Mainland British Columbia, Canada and from Skagit County. Non-walkers can meet us at Bellingham City Hall.  The Event/Ceremony will be a little over an hour in length.

Renton
, Washington
Time:
2:00 pm
Date:
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Location:
Renton Memorial Stadium, 405 Logan Avenue North, Renton, WA
More Info:
We will meet at the Renton Memorial Stadium at approximately 1:45 p.m. We will have a word of prayer, and then we will begin walking up the Cedar River Trail at 2:00 p.m. From there, we will walk to Liberty Park in Renton, where we will pause and say prayers, then we will continue our march up city surface streets back to Renton Stadium. If you want to check out this route, go to this link: http://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/76903642
Contact: Chris Baker at chris@nwhope-net.org. They can also get information from our website at www.onenewman.org, and also on our Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/One-New-Man-ONM/153316641360390

Spokane, Washington
Time:
Location:
More Info:
William Burnam (509) 688-7272 This is our second MOR.