Letter: Zabi Rahat fundraiser Sunday, Aug. 5
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My name is Ahmad Zabi Rahat, I am from Kabul, Afghanistan. I have a Bachelor's of Arts in economics with a minor in political science, from Bluffton University.
I have been accepted at Eastern Mennonite University Peace and Justice master's program. It is a two-year, full-time program focusing on different approaching towards conflict and peace building. I believe that this program is essential to my future plans of peace building in the Middle East.
I am planning on starting the program this fall. I am inviting you to a fundraiser at First Mennonite Church, Bluffton, where I will be sharing about myself and my upcoming future plans.
If you are at all interested in learning a little bit more about what I will be studying and/or would be willing to contribute financially (even small amounts are appreciated) I would be incredibly appreciative. Refreshments will be available.
Thank you,
Ahmad Zabi Rahat
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