How to Advocate for Change
by Elise DeGooyer – Executive Director, Faith Action Network As 2022 begins, Faith Action Network (FAN) is delighted to be working with Paths to Understanding to promote the work of advocacy as we build interfaith understanding. Over the past months, we have...
Winter Newsletter
Click HERE to read our Winter 2021 newsletter. A message from our Executive Director and thoughts on new priorities for multi-faith peacemaking by Michael Ramos, Director of the Church Council of Greater Seattle. Please consider making a contribution to our...
A Better World for My Grandkids
“I am a grandmother of ten grandkids and I want them to live in a world where we know about each other and aren’t afraid of each other. Doing interfaith work is one way that we can help that happen.“ Liz Gimmestad has been a friend of Paths to Understanding for many...
Standing with Muslim Neighbors in Mukilteo
We recently had a chance to sit down with PTU community partners Paul and Regina Ingram. We talked about their activities for multi-faith peacemaking in their hometown, Mukilteo, Washington. After a public fear campaign threatened to divide the community, Paths to...
Touched by Women Luminaries
Reflections on the 2021 Parliament of World Religions by Michael Ramos, Executive Director, Church Council of Greater Seattle “What if the darkness of the tomb was actually the darkness of the womb?” Valerie Kaur, Sikh activist and author, posed this question...
Anti-Muslim hate groups are working overtime to dehumanize our American Muslim neighbors.
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