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“A powerful portrayal of love, sorrow, forgiveness, joy and the redeeming qualities of family.  The beauty of this film stirs our hearts to engage in an open discourse on punishment especially the ultimate punishment – execution.” Maureen Fenion, O.P., National Coordinator Dead Man Walking School Theatre Project

Home use DVD: $5 of every order donated to the Coalition for Family Peace (FVRC) in July & August.

LOVE LIVED ON DEATH ROW (documentary/84 minutes) produced and directed by Linda Booker See the Trailer: http://www.vimeo.com/8060835

A powerful documentary film chronicling the remarkable story of the Syriani sibling’s journey from hate and anger to love and forgiveness for their father who murdered their mother in 1990. After 14 years of estrangement, their miraculous reconciliation led them to a public campaign to save him from execution on North Carolina’s death row. Their story received international attention leading to appearances on Good Morning America and the Larry King Show. Woven into the story is a woman inspired by Sister Helen Prejean, who became their father’s friend through letters and visits to death row. See the official Love Lived on Death Row website: http://www.lovelivedondeathrow.com

Home use DVD: $5 of every order donated to The Coalition for Family Peace in July & August. To help domestic violence victims, By the Brook Films is supporting Family Violence & Rape Crisis Services & The Coalition for Family Peace’s new counseling office renovation project in Chatham County by donating $5 if you purchase by Aug 31st. Go to http://www.lovelivedondeathrow.com/buy.html

It’s Mardi Gras time again! This year’s Pittsboro Mardi Gras will be benefitting FVRC. Please come out and support us while having a grand time at this great event.

For the third year in a row the Chatham County Glitter Society presents the Pittsboro Mardi Gras. Pittsboro’s Annual Mardi Gras is held this year on Saturday, February 13 at Historic Chatham Mills from 7:00pm until the stroke of midnight!

We’ll be celebrating Fat Tuesday with more fun, more music, more charity and more glitter than ever. We’ve some of the triangle’s best bands together for good times, and lots of surprises planned for the sparkling evening! Cash Bar, Dancing, and Costumes!

Proceeds to benefit: Chatham Animal Rescue & Education, Family Violence and Rape Crisis and The Abundance Foundation!

Tickets are available at Chatham Marketplace, or online ,
and they’re just $20 in advance, $25 at the door.

Join us for the 2nd annual Valentine’s open house. Come enjoy live bands, wine, cheese, and of course, chocolate!

There’s no registration or ticket fee, but your heartfelt donation will support our continued greening efforts for our 121-year-old Blue House.

When: Friday, February 12th., 4 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Where: The Blue House, FVRC’s Pittsboro office located at 200 East Street