Poway and Pittsburgh were preceded by the 2017 attack on a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, where 26 people were killed. The same year in Quebec City, Canada, six worshippers were killed at a mosque. In 2015, in Charleston, S.C., … Continue reading
This is a long, serious, and studied article. It is necessary to click to it and read it to gain the benefit from this report. Writer Qamar-ul Huda explains the full range of concept and collaboration properly needed to tackle the tragic … Continue reading
This year’s focus of the panel discussion: The refugee crisis, looking at our role as impacted communities and as helpers and allies. About this Event Panelists will include: Monami Maulik, Global Coalition on Migration, Kay Bellor, Vice President for Programs, … Continue reading
Ordinarily IRFWP endeavors to steer clear of content with political implications. This is one of the differences between interfaith activism, and religious freedom activism. The fields are closely related, but interfaith tends to deal solely or predominantly with relationships WITHIN … Continue reading
NEW YORK, 4th May, 2019 (WAM) — The UAE, in its capacity as the chair of the Group of Member States of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation, OIC, hosted a dialogue with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on strengthening ties with … Continue reading
At the National Day of Prayer, minister Anthony Thompson, missionaries Andrew and Norine Brunson, and White House advisor Samuel Rodriguez convey “Love One Another” theme. “Can you pray for those who mistreat you?” asked Thompson. “Can you love someone who … Continue reading
For more than 100 years, the synagogues in Kolkata, India, have been cared for by Muslims in a shining example of friendship uniting faith. Here is a lovely pictorial and videographic tour of this living testimony to religious harmony … Continue reading
The IRFWP family expresses our profound sadness over today’s tragic shooting in a San Diego Synagoue. We offer sincere condolences and prayers for all affected. We pray for the settlement of peace over our human family, so that all may … Continue reading
About 20 rabbis, imams, ministers and leaders of other religious groups gathered for a midweek version of the ritual dinner that usually ushers in the start of Passover, the Jewish festival that began the night of April 19 and ends … Continue reading
“I think the key to making UCLA more tolerant is to have an exposure to those of other faiths and ideas.” An interfaith committee featured students from different religions Tuesday to promote understanding across faiths. Panelists from various religions – … Continue reading