Interfaith
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Interfaith Connections
Opportunities to learn about and share with neighbours of other faiths
Faiths Act is the multi-faith social action programme of the Tony Blair Foundation. http://www.tonyblairfaithfoundation.org/pages/faiths-act Spearheaded by 30 young leaders drawn from different faiths from the US, UK, and Canada, it mobilises people of faith to work together on issues of health and global poverty in order to help achieve the UN’s Millennium Development Goals. Their initial focus is the eliminating of deaths from malaria. The London Faiths Act was launched 18th November during Interfaith Week. Two London Faiths Act Fellows Muslim Nadeem Javaid and Christian Nicola Minford are based in Vauxhall with their host organization, the Christian Muslim Forum. But the other two are based in Camden: Jewish Natasha Steele and Roman Catholic Myriam Volk are hosted by Tzedek at the Jewish Social Action Hub, Haskell House, 152 West End Lane, NW6 1SD. They are organizing 2 events in December Friday 11th December: Human Rights Shabbat an interfaith Friday-night dinner when they will look at health as a human right. Download poster Thursday 17th December (in the middle of Chanukah, a week before Christmas and shortly after Eid) we are hosting ‘Wrap Up’: we will ask people to donate goods for a Woman & Child shelter in London. Volunteers will then come together on the evening of the 17th to wrap the donations up nicely in shoeboxes, followed by a pudding party which will give us an opportunity to consider the link between women & children in need in our local community and the danger malaria poses to women & children in other countries. Download poster
Inter Faith Week and Islam Awareness Week 15 - 21 November
Sion Centre for Dialogue and Encounter
Historically focusing on dialogue between Christians and Jews, the Sion Centre now describes itself as working for inter-religious understanding, inter-cultural appreciation and reconciliation between peoples in a diverse world.
They run Sunday afternoon talks/discussions in the Exploring Spirituality Series
as well as day-long workshops and conferences. 34 Chepstow Villas, London, W11 2QZ T: 020 7313 8286 or 020 7727 3597,
St Ethelburga's bombed by the IRA in 1993 is now a unique meeting space in the heart of the City of London devoted to promoting understanding of the relationship between faith and conflict.
They offer talks, workshops and training about reconciliation and peace-making,
explore religious difference together in The Tent and celebrate religious and cultural diversity through music and poetry. 78 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4AG. T: 020 7496 1610, E: enquiries@stethelburgas.org, W: www.stethelburgas.org
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Last updated 26/11/09
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