Interfaith Events

Aref Ali Nayed and Bernice Powell-Jackson at a conference
conducted by the World Council of Churches and the Islamic Call Society
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September 6, 2011: Multi-Faith Spaces Seminar
The Pluralism Project at Harvard University has announced that Harvard will offer a seminar on September 6 led by members of the Manchester (England) University project team on
“Multi-Faith Spaces: Symptoms and Agents of Religious and Social Change.” Watch for more information through a coming Pluralism Project newsletter.

Stony Point Conference Center has multifaith residency program
Applications are now being accepted for residency in a multifaith, multicultural, intergenerational community, the Community of Living Traditions, a program of the Stony Point Conference Center in New York's lower Hudson River Valley. See information elsewhere on this site.
"Building an Interfaith Community" available yearly at Bossey Institute
The Bossey Institute yearly offers a month-long cooperative summer program on "Building an Interfaith Community." It gathers some 30 young adult Christians, Jews, and Muslims from different parts of the world for spiritual and academic exercises as well as everyday living together and exposure to Geneva. The question around which they will work is "What can we do to build together a mutually accountable society based on respect and cooperation?" The application form is online. Listen to recordings of some of the sessions from a previous summer program.
Interfaith Alliance internship applications being received
See information on internships at the Interfaith Alliance elsewhere on this web site.
Multifaith Doctor of Ministry Program pioneered by Auburn Seminary
PC(USA)-related Auburn Seminary in New York City has been collaborating for four years with New York Theological Seminary to offer an intensive doctor of ministry program open to working religious leaders of any faith. Candidates explore ministry in a multifaith context across faith lines through both residential and online components. For additional information contact Rabbi Justus Baird at Auburn or Dr. Keith Russell at NYTS.

Upcoming Events in Brief
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