Mental health is a concern for every group and community and, psychological and emotional well-being is important in the American Muslim community, too. American mosques are taking a proactive approach to safeguarding their members' mental health and providing counseling services, even convening a conference on the issue next month. Learn more about how U.S. mosques are address their communities' mental health needs at the link below. READ MORE (Religion News) ...
I Felt Ashamed…
T'was the Third Sunday in Advent, and I, a Muslim woman, had been given a place of honor at The Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew in New York City. Every year, the pastor invites me to participate in services, and read passages from the Quran from the chapter of Mary. But this year was different... READ MORE (SabeehaRehman.com) ...
Muslims and Christians Come Together to Better Their Community
Members of the Muslim and Methodist community in Greenville, South Carolina came together to help the city's less fortunate. One participant notes that the service day helped participants get to know new people they may not have ever met otherwise, saying "We just have to get out of our comfort zone... out of our bubble... Meet people who have different looks, different religions and you know what, we find out they are just like us and that's what we're doing here today." READ MORE (WYFF 4) ...
Muslims Lead Interfaith Service Initiative in Houston
Interfaith Choir Finds Harmony
The Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir brings together musicians and singers from at least 13 faiths and various backgrounds to inspire and unite. Read this engaging discussion with three members of the choir, who offer their thoughts on getting along, having faith, and healing through music. READ MORE (PBS) ...
