WHAT: 17th Annual Great Green PESTO FEAST

WHEN: 6:00-8:00 pm (dinner), Saturday, September 15,
2007

WHERE: Grace United Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall
6199 Waterman (at Skinker), St. Louis MO 63112

COST: $15 advance purchase by Sept 9. Call
314-727-8554
$20 at the door

THEME: From Climate Chaos to Global Justice

A smorgasbord of gourmet pesto, including vegan!
Tomato sauce will about for non-pesto-eaters.

The 17th Annual Great Green Pesto Feast is one of the
best vegetarian dinners in St. Louis. Tim Montague
and Naomi Davis will speak on "From Climate Chaos to
Global Justice."

Americans have begun to wrestle with the realities of
a fossil fueled economy -- war, waste, and
social/ecological disruption. The globalized
industrial economy (including food, transportation,
housing and energy systems) causes us to live off the
health and well-being of the poor, people of color and
future generations.

We need to press for more innovation in the areas of
zero waste manufacturing, green building/chemistry,
and focus on creating green collar jobs that are good
for people, good for communities and that ensure a
livable planet for future generations.

Tim Montague is the Associate Director of
Environmental Research where he is contributing editor
of Rachel's Democracy & Health News.

Naomi Davis is President of Daughter's Trust/The
Village Builders, which has introduced a new paradigm
of green economic development for African American
communities.

Sponsored by the Gateway Green Alliance.
For more information call 314-727-8554
or visit the Greens' web site: www.gateway-greens.org