Who We Are

The Ecumenical and Interfaith News Network is a web-based news service for Presbyterians who are interested and/or engaged in ecumenical and interreligious relations and who want a one-stop source of information about these. You are invited to read the news summaries and follow the links to their sources. For your assistance, we attempt to give special attention to Presbyterians' participation in events and organizations.
Presbytery liaisons are invited to contribute information to this web site on what is happening where they live and serve. They are also urged to ask questions about news or information that does not appear on this web site. Contact the content editor. |
Our purpose:
- to be a source for news and information within the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) for healthy and growing ecumenical and interreligious relationships at the local, regional, national, and global levels
Our goals:
- sharing information and ideas
- connecting users with the latest news about local, regional, national, and global events and activities
- lifting up effective examples at every level
- stimulating new ideas and projects
- maintaining this web site (www.eif-pcusa.org)
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On this web site
Shared Models: contributions from others
Shared Models Archives: previously published Shared Models
Contacts: PC(USA) staff related to ecumenical and interfaith relations
On the PC(USA) web site
General Assembly Committee on Ecumenical and Interreligious Relations (GACEIR): membership and responsibilities of this General Assembly permanent committee
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Find additional places where ideas are shared
Viewpoint, a page on this web site that invites response to a current issue
PeaceNext, a social networking site established by the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions
Patheos, a web site for a wide diversity of interfaith partners who host a variety of blogs and offer resources
Interreligious Dialogue, a forum of the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue to foster religious interchange
State of Formation, a forum for "emerging religious and ethical leaders" run through a partnership of groups
The Interfaith Movement on Twitter, a HuffingtonPost collection of voices on Twitter with which to interact
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