As our Jewish friends prepare to observe Passover, read this thoughtful op-ed about the interfaith calling and message at the heart of the holiday, built around the lesson of the Torah, which states “you shall love [the stranger] as yourself, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt” (Leviticus 19:34).
Stories of Interfaith Solidarity
Following the horrific mosque attack in New Zealand, a Muslim activist began collecting stories of interfaith solidarity with the goal of showing that, even in times of immense tragedy, something good can always grow. Read more at the link below.
Interfaith Work Broadens Understanding
Interfaith programs are taking place across the country. One example is this recent workshop in Jefferson City, Missouri, which brought together people of different faith backgrounds to learn more about and gain a greater understanding of Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Christianity.
Standing United against Hatred
The mosque attacks in Christchurch, New Zealand, which took the lives of dozens of Muslim worshippers, has inspired renewed interfaith outreach and support for Muslims in the United States. Learn more at the link below.
Interfaith Community Unites
In the wake of the horrific mosque attacks in New Zealand, which claimed the lives of dozens of Muslims, interfaith communities are coming together to show support and solidarity for their Muslim neighbors. Learn more about how the interfaith community of Milwaukee, Wisconsin came together at the link below.
