Posts Tagged ‘Interfaith’
Interfaith Relationships as a Powerful Way to Unite Us
When people relate in mutual respect and find joy and purpose for the common good we become a signal of hope that we can live together given our cultural differences.
Read MoreHow Art is at the Heart of Jewish and Islamic Traditions
Amina and Rainer share their stories about how art became a crucial part of their lives and why art is such an important part of being human and forming human community. They discuss the sensibilities that help frame art in these traditions, especially about the human form in art. They will then describe the sessions…
Read MoreAn Introduction to Judaism and the First Abrahamic Traditions
Rabbi Yohanna Kinberg of Kol Ami in Kirkland, WA offers an introduction to Judaism. Yohanna uses stories and sacred texts to get to the heart of the first of the Abrahamic traditions. She will explore how Jewish communities respond to changes over time in deep conversation with the past, present and future. Since so much…
Read MoreStories About Compassion and Forgiveness for the Common Good
We are often overcome with the number and volume of negative stories about one another. Yet there are people in every community around the world engaging the challenges of their community. This conversation will offer some positive stories about how people of all wisdom traditions are working for reconciliation and acting together for the common…
Read MoreThe How and Why of Interfaith
The fact is that there are many wisdom traditions on the Earth and many more wisdom communities guided by one of them. We are not only “neighbors” but are living in the same neighborhoods. Why is it important for wisdom communities to work together? How can we bring the best of our traditions into the…
Read MoreChallenge Program 108: Making the Most Out of Moses
Fr. William Treacy of the Catholic Information Service, Rabbi Raphael Levine of Temple De Hirsch Sinai and Oscar Rolander Our Redeemer’s Lutheran Church
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