Her research passions include deification, religious feminism (both Christian and Mormon), interfaith marriage, and interfaith dialogue.
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Karen Osborne, an interfaith minister ordained through the One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, officiated at the Kyle House, an events space.
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Around that time, Falcon took a job with Valley Interfaith, based in Phoenix, now known as the Arizona Interfaith Network.
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Ingrid Marcroft, an interfaith minister ordained by One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, officiated at the Green Building, an event space in Brooklyn.
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Mary-Rose Engle, an interfaith minister ordained by the New Seminary for Interfaith Studies, is to officiate at the Bently Reserve, an events space.
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In New York, a group called Interfaith Community runs couples workshops, private counseling sessions and an elementary school curriculum that teaches the fundamentals of Judaism and Christianity for interfaith families.
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Fred Robinson, executive director of MeckMin, a non-profit interfaith group that sponsored an interfaith service in Charlotte, North Carolina, to support members of the Pittsburgh synagogue that was attacked.
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Some 100 children are enrolled in Interfaith Community's educational programs, Dr. Gordon said, but the number of couples in the premarital workshops has declined, even as the percentage of interfaith marriages has increased.
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Hindu nationalists vowed to continue trying to prevent interfaith relationships.
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Neither realized how stressful planning an interfaith wedding would be.
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But interfaith leadership studies is also a step toward it.
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Rabbi Paul Swerdlow led the interfaith ceremony with the Rev.
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Maureen Jeffries, a minister of the American Interfaith University, officiated.
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They also host interfaith dialogue sessions, and even volleyball tournaments.
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I'm an Orthodox rabbi who cares deeply about interfaith relations.
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In many interfaith families, this shared festivity furthers domestic tranquility.
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Turns out Iskari First Interfaith has two modes: slow and fast.
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Turns out the New Testament is full of Jesus' interfaith encounters.
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Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein is the Wiesenthal Center's Director of Interfaith Relations.
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Rally, festival, parade, interfaith fellowship gathering, pub crawl and happy hours.
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Muslim and Christian prayers were offered during the short interfaith ceremony.
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There is no small measure of pontifical speechifying about interfaith conflict.
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Joy Burke, an interfaith minister, is to officiate at her home.
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Sandra Bargman, an interfaith minister ordained by the New Seminary, officiated.
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Annie Lawrence, an interfaith minister ordained by the New Seminary, officiated.
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Kenneth Lasch leading a reflection and prayer during an interfaith ceremony.
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Luisa Porrata, who was ordained by One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, officiated.
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The Washington Examiner said Ali's ceremony will be interfaith, with Sen.
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Our members now represent the African American, Hispanic, LGBTQ and interfaith communities.
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Women religious leaders have also long fostered interfaith dialogue and conflict resolution.
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The campus features interfaith prayer rooms, mothers' room, showers, and quiet rooms.
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The writer is executive director of the Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity.
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Sue Koehler-Arsenault, who was ordained by One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, officiated.
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Tulis McCall, a n interfaith minister affiliated with the Universal Brotherhood, officiated.
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An interfaith service for Muslim, Christian and Buddhist victims was also scheduled.
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The Council of Muslim Elders has come to specialize in interfaith dialogue.
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Members have successfully lobbied for laws restricting interfaith marriage and religious conversion.
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She laid the groundwork for the interfaith coalitions of the religious right.
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Schools held remembrances, and a private interfaith service was planned for Wednesday night.
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Intermarriage, too, is getting rarer, says Suhail Algosaibi, who runs an interfaith group.
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Annie Lawrence, an interfaith minister, officiated, with Imam Shair Abdul-Mani taking part.
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He was then honored in an interfaith ceremony attended by thousands in Louisville.
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Staquf, an advocate of interfaith coexistence, met with several religious leaders this week.
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Attias studied Islam and mediaeval Persian literature and was a passionate interfaith advocate.
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Mary-Rose Engle, a minister of the Interfaith Temple of New York, officiated.
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Their efforts bred more interfaith "Judeo-Christian" attempts to promote tolerance and diversity.
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I'll call a local mosque to offer support, or join an interfaith event.
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In addition, many theological seminaries offer master's degrees involving interfaith ministry or chaplaincy.
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Tracy W. Sadd, the college chaplain and lead instructor in the interfaith major.
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Each student also must design and complete a semester-long practical interfaith project.
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A facility for interfaith and intercultural dialogue and reconciliation is planned for 19893.
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Susanna Stefanachi Macomb, an interfaith minister, at Lion Rock Farm in Sharon, Conn.
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Tulis McCall, an interfaith minister of the Universal Brotherhood Movement, is to officiate.
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He said he thought tensions could best be eased by interfaith community groups.
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Later In the evening, an interfaith memorial service was held at the park.
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She first heard about an interfaith network helping undocumented immigrants at her temple.
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Throughout Ramadan, the mosque has held interfaith iftars, the meal breaking the fast.
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"In my experience, most of the complexities surrounding interfaith unions come from a fear of the unknown," says Eileen O'Farrell Smith, founder and director of the Interfaith Union, which holds one-on-one workshops with couples and families in Chicago.
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He invited the community, including interfaith partners, to join an uplifting service on Friday.
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Kalkaska for Peace held an interfaith roundtable and took heat for including an atheist.
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Elizabeth Gavin, who was ordained by the One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, is to officiate.
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On June 25, the couple had a interfaith ceremony at Villa Aurelia in Rome.
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That evening, we joined the community for a moving and amazing interfaith memorial service.
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He then turned to the doctors at Interfaith, which is in his Council district.
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Rabbi Sarah Reines officiated the interfaith ceremony, which incorporated both Jewish and Greek traditions.
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New groups are forming, and interfaith coalitions that already existed say interest is increasing.
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A man who used his experience in an interfaith marriage to help guide others.
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While Elizabethtown is the only college to confer a bachelor's degree in the field, 16 others around the nation have started minors, certificate programs or course sequences in interfaith or interreligious studies, according to Interfaith Youth Core, a national group promoting the trend.
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The closest the DfE came to Britain's Muslim community as it designed this anti-radicalization content, according to the FOI response, was its consultation with one interfaith organization — the Maimonides Interfaith Foundation, which says it promotes dialogue between the world's major religions.
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He has been described by supporters as a moderate Muslim cleric who champions interfaith dialogue.
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People react and embrace each other during an interfaith vigil in El Paso, Aug. 4.
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Soaring Starkey, an interfaith minister ordained by the New Seminary of New York City, officiated.
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It was reminiscent of an interfaith gesture following the 2011 Egyptian revolt in Tahrir Square.
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Khan is director of community and interfaith at the King Fahad Mosque in Los Angeles.
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Grassroots movements are promoting interfaith reconciliation and opposing hate speech that attempts to incite violence.
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Gulen has been described by supporters as a moderate Muslim cleric who champions interfaith dialogue.
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Schools are merging; or joining together, across religious lines, in interfaith consortiums; or moving online.
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Interfaith Youth Core helps people of different faiths and traditions find common values and purpose.
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Suwage's conversion to Islam and his interfaith marriage make him an ideal proponent for plurality.
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The holiday consumerist orgy seems like it starts earlier and earlier in my interfaith household.
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Susan Turchin, an interfaith minister who was ordained through the One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, officiated at Locusts on Hudson, an estate in Staatsburg, N.Y. The couple met at George Washington University, from which they each received an M.B.A. Ms. Falk, 33, is keeping her name.
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The interfaith service is a tradition for new presidents and is hosted by the Episcopal parish.
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President Barack Obama speaks at an interfaith prayer service for victims of the Boston Marathon attack.
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The Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light and the Minnesota Poor People&aposs Campaign are leading the effort.
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Chelsea, a Methodist, married husband Marc Mezvinsky, who is Jewish, in 2010 in an interfaith ceremony.
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Abdullah, the previous Saudi king, opened an interfaith centre, but located it in far-off Vienna.
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An interfaith choir opened Tuesday afternoon's service, and the Dallas Police Choir sang the national anthem.
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Mancunians, often supported by the city authorities, have been cultivating interfaith relationships for over a decade.
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The rally at the mosque was an interfaith gathering, and no attention was paid to it.
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Deborah Roth, an interfaith minister, is to officiate at the Liberty House Restaurant in Jersey City.
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But his work has gone beyond symbolism to a true commitment to interfaith understanding and tolerance.
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Gottfried and his wife also helped prepare interfaith couples for marriage through the St. Athanasius Church.
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Relationships are already hard — was it masochistic to willingly upgrade to the extra-difficult interfaith version?
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Reporters on the scene captured video of the two, who are members of an interfaith group.
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Gary Wingo, a Baptist minister, performed the ceremony at the Seaside Interfaith Chapel in Seaside, Fla.
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The current location, the Four Quarters Interfaith Sanctuary, was chosen with expanded queer inclusivity in mind.
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Two years later, another preacher, who had worked on interfaith dialogue, was shot by masked gunmen.
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In Texas, Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston is funded to resettle about 600 refugees per year.
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Dabiré, the bishop in Dori, leads an interfaith group trying to repair divisions in the north.
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Rosie Schaap, a friend of the couple and a minister ordained through the Interfaith Temple, officiated.
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Violence sometimes erupts over disputes related to the building of churches, religious conversions and interfaith relationships.
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Perhaps the church would eventually soften, she thought, like it had on interracial or interfaith marriage.
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Blaine himself was raised in an interfaith household, with a Catholic mother and a Presbyterian father.
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Many organizations "say they're friends of interfaith, but they have a tiny asterisk that says, 'We want you to have a Jewish home,'" said Eileen O'Farrell Smith, the founder and director of the Interfaith Union, which holds workshops for Christian-Jewish and Christian-Muslim couples in Chicago.
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There have been occasional eruptions of hysterical responses to isolated incidents of interfaith relationships in the past.
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They were an interfaith couple who "embraced one another and our families in faith," the employee says.
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At one of these, the Interfaith Food Centre in Santa Fe Springs, dozens of people are queuing.
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With all that, the Terra Sancta Museum promotes its new exhibition as a chance for interfaith dialogue.
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While the slogans Altintas shouted suggest he was sympathetic to radical Islamist ideology, Gulen preaches interfaith dialogue.
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VM: And what has been your work in terms of interfaith allyship for LGBT folks of faith?
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Sectarian violence sometimes erupts over disputes on issues related to church building, religious conversions and interfaith relationships.
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Your initial call was for a weekend of training, interfaith services, and opportunities for visible prayerful presence.
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Kaur and her husband have been serving the interfaith and Sikh communities together for over a decade.
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It also regularly organizes events to promote interfaith dialogue and has ratified international treaties guaranteeing religious freedom.
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Mary Calhoun, a minister of the interfaith Church of Divine Grace, officiated at DeLille Cellars, a winery.
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Influential monks have preached anti-Muslim rhetoric and pushed successfully for a law that circumscribes interfaith marriage.
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Nobody at Interfaith Sanctuary, a shelter for 164 with bunk beds in neat rows, needed a primer.
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Morri Chowaiki grew up in a Jewish home; his wife, Marina, grew up in an interfaith one.
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That same year he became a board member with Colorado Interfaith Power & Light, a religious environmental group.
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Mr. Chaudry is active in local groups like the Rotary Club and statewide committees promoting interfaith understanding.
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But she learned from the expertise of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, which includes Byron's Northwest Coalition.
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Martin came out as queer when he was speaking at an interfaith event after the Orlando nightclub shootings.
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An evening interfaith vigil is planned for the same park where thousands gathered the day after the shooting.
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Dallas residents packed a Friday interfaith service attended by city leaders and religious leaders to pray for healing.
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After much searching with Google, they found the Interfaith Family School in Chicago, run by Catholics and Jews.
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He plans to travel on Tuesday to Dallas, where he will take part in an interfaith memorial service.
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Separately, a letter from interfaith leaders and a letter from the ADL were also sent to the court.
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Along with Allyson, he founded the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors—an art sanctuary and trans-denominational interfaith church.
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Inside was Mayor Bill de Blasio, at an interfaith prayer breakfast that went on for quite a while.
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Enid Kessler, an interfaith minister ordained by the New Seminary, officiated, with assistance from Rabbi Stuart A. Paris.
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Susan Turchin, an interfaith minister, officiated the ceremony, which incorporated Jewish wedding traditions after a traditional Vedic ceremony.
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The dinner discussion eventually turned to the most difficult aspect of building interfaith relationships: the possibility of love.
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Sitagu Sayadaw sits on interfaith councils, and his missionary society runs meditation centers in Texas, Florida and Minnesota.
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Donald Heckman, known for support of interfaith outreach and progressive views, agreed to retire amid sexual misconduct allegations.
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Interfaith dialogue is an effective deterrent against hate and a positive reminder of the importance of religious freedom.
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An interfaith service also took place at Sixth Presbyterian Church in Squirrel Hill on Saturday night, KDKA reported.
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Today, it helps strengthen Jewish family life, make Judaism attractive to children, and even helps bolster interfaith households.
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There will be a moment of silence this morning and an interfaith memorial service later in the day.
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This week, a workshop and ongoing exhibition — described as "a contemporary pilgrimage" — examine physical spaces with interfaith meanings.
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Not just to politics but to the sort of interfaith political coalition Phyllis Schlafly was intent on building.
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The pair's interfaith relationship — Popal is Muslim, while Shalom is Jewish — was a plot point on the reality series.
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Unique government policies, innovative partnerships and interfaith dialogues are three of the ways the UAE is leading by example.
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Jim Sexton, who was ordained by the One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, officiated at Gedney Farm in New Marlborough, Mass.
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Neil J. Young is the author of We Gather Together: The Religious Right and the Problem of Interfaith Politics.
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That is how a thousands-strong "interfaith" protest march against Mr Duterte in Manila in late January was organised.
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Vatican spokesman Alessandro Gisotti said the reason was to give greater emphasis to his speech to the interfaith conference.
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Led by a reclusive Turkish-born, American-based cleric, Fethullah Gulen, the sect preaches democracy, interfaith dialogue and education.
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Ingrid McIntyre of Open Table Nashville, an interfaith advocacy group, worries that the "whole workforce is being pushed out".
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Mercy Corps is working with religious leaders to develop poll-monitoring plans and hold joint interfaith sermons in communities.
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Vilar said the final event to mark the anniversary of the September 2017 hurricane will be an interfaith vigil.
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Inside the airport, they find an interfaith chapel next to a food court and lay out their prayer mats.
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He is expected to remain in the country until Tuesday to promote interfaith dialogue and meet with regional leaders.
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In 2014, the foundation invited college and universities to compete for $10,000 grants to start developing interfaith studies programs.
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Now a college freshman, Jamal has continued her work on establishing interfaith networks of action and protest against 45.
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There's still hope, though: A 2010 survey of 2,450 Americans found that 42% of them were in interfaith marriages.
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A number of interfaith religious organizations provide online ordination, such as American Marriage Ministries and the Universal Life Church.
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Mr. Russell is the owner of Coyote Run Farm and the executive director of Iowa Interfaith Power and Light.
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Her mother is the director of programs and services at Interfaith of The Woodlands, a nonprofit social service agency.
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Critics contend that the country's blasphemy law has been used to settle personal disputes and has worsened interfaith relations.
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In Yangon in recent weeks, peace advocates handed out white roses to Muslims in order to promote interfaith harmony.
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Since its founding in 1994, the festival has become a beacon of tolerance and a place for interfaith dialogue.
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They went viral in the summer of 2019 after they did a photo shoot spotlighting their queer, interfaith relationship.
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I have dedicated my life to empowering women, gender equality, celebrating religious pluralism, and building bridges among interfaith communities.
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Talib Shareef is the Imam of Masjid Muhammad Mosque and the President of the Interfaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington.
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That very same mosque, a year later, was phone banking with interfaith allies to get people out to vote.
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The couple, Ellen Barriga and Mohammad Reza Kiram, could have served as the model of a modern interfaith marriage.
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He played a priest performing an interfaith wedding — a religious taboo for Rabbi Gellman (though not for all Reform rabbis).
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Turkey classified Gulen's movement, which espouses philanthropy, interfaith dialogue and science-based education, as a terrorist network in May 2016.
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Rita Chahal, executive director of Manitoba Interfaith Immigration Council, has been working to help them at their moment of desperation.
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In 2015, Omar was part of a small group of US Muslims who held interfaith talks with the Dalai Lama.
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Almost everyone at the Interfaith Food Centre tells the same sorry tale: after paying the rent, they have nothing left.
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In 2013, when Father Bergoglio succeeded Pope Benedict, taking the name of Francis, he immediately called for more interfaith dialogue.
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Searching for allies to stem secularism's advance, Salafist imams engage in interfaith dialogue with like-minded conservatives of other faiths.
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Turkey classified Gulen's movement, which espouses philanthropy, interfaith dialogue and science-based education, as a terrorist network in July 2015.
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They now shelter in the town's Catholic cathedral — a rare interfaith victory — and cannot leave for fear of being killed.
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That is why we have joined up with interfaith and secular allies to create the Coalition for Liberty and Justice.
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"We will rebuild to be a stronger tree, offering a new light," the rabbi said at last Sunday's interfaith vigil.
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Such collaborations save money, provide students a wider variety of classes and allow them to gain experience in interfaith dialogue.
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That ceremony will be much more interfaith, as it will include representatives from Protestant, Catholic, Buddhist, Mormon, and Jewish faiths.
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An interfaith leader creates the spaces, curates the conversations and forms the activities for these kinds of relationships to emerge.
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Darren C. Polito, a friend of the couple and an interfaith minister, officiated on the Pool Lawn at Central Park.
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Mr. Russell is a co-owner of Coyote Run Farm and the executive director of Iowa Interfaith Power and Light.
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Couples today, regardless if they are Orthodox, Conservative, interfaith, LGBTQ, Reform or another religion entirely, have a variety of choices.
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Matt Russell is a co-owner of Coyote Run Farm and the executive director of Iowa Interfaith Power and Light.
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Thomas-Robert Irvin, the bride's best friend who was ordained for the occasion by the Esoteric Interfaith Church, officiated. Mrs.
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It's more than just sharing parking spaces: the two houses of worship hold interfaith dialogue sessions, and even volleyball tournaments.
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Susan Varlamoff, board member of Georgia Interfaith Power and Light This article made me realize I missed the warning signs.
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She has recently been hosting interfaith events between Syrian Jews and Syrian Muslim refugees, eager to explore their shared heritage.
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Imam Ahmad Al-Akoum, the interfaith and outreach director for the Islamic Community Center, talked to CNN about the video.
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She wrote two with her husband, one about interfaith families and "From This Day Forward," an account of their marriage.
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The event is part of the chapel's programming on topics including interfaith and intercultural relations, human rights and mass incarceration.
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In July, five members of an interfaith delegation were kept off their Lufthansa flight to Israel from Dulles International Airport.
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She's fully Jewish now; the idea of two Jews celebrating Christmas seems weirder than an interfaith couple doing the same.
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After the Boston Marathon bombing in April 2013, Obama spoke at an interfaith service for victims' family members and other survivors.
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At Orlando International Airport, an interfaith chapel with a Tree of Life stained glass window dates to the airport's 1981 opening.
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CNBC polled about two dozen other airports around the country on the status of their interfaith spaces and organized religious services.
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The activists include Majority Action, a liberal-leaning shareholder group, and religious investors affiliated with the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility.
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Nana Firman is the Muslim outreach director for GreenFaith, an interfaith environmental coalition, and is a climate reality leader and mentor.
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"The interfaith ceremony will be in keeping with the uniting and uplifting inaugural events," read a statement from Trump's inaugural committee.
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Hawkins's defenders pointed out that Jones and Wheaton's previous president had signed an interfaith statement in 2007 implying that same thing.
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These interfaith mobilizations carried over into the Cold War—a transition made all the easier because we were fighting godless communists.
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In early 2013, Mr. Patel took his advocacy for interfaith studies to an especially influential pulpit, delivering a lecture at Yale.
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Most religious leaders believe that interfaith dialogue, with the best of intentions, can be vacuous if students are not sufficiently learned.
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Volunteers are busy building water stations, cooking facilities and gathering spaces, including an interfaith "chapel blockade" in the pipeline's slated path.
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In addition to the vigil held at Sixth Presbyterian, interfaith services are being held across the country in the coming days.
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Katherine Jeddah Vailakis, an interfaith officiant ordained by the New Seminary, officiated at Wave Hill, the public garden in the Bronx.
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The government in Rakhine at times has also enforced a two-child limit on Rohingya families and has restricted interfaith marriage.
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Farida Ali, an interfaith minister ordained by the New Seminary in Manhattan, led a ceremony incorporating Jewish, Muslim and Christian traditions.
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In 1996, Mr. Glassman and Ms. Holmes established the Zen Peacemaker Order, an interfaith group dedicated to peace and social justice.
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An evening interfaith vigil at Congregation Ansche Chesed on the Upper West Side attracted a line that snaked for several blocks.
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Clients, many of whom are about to enter same-sex, interfaith or nonreligious marriages, meet with a judge for a consultation.
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Today, I'm proud to introduce my Interfaith Advisory Council—principled faith leaders who know our fight is a righteous struggle. pic.twitter.
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That congregation – and the dozen synagogues and churches of the Upper Manhattan Interfaith Leaders Coalition – planned to meet with the Rev.
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Together, they opened a dental practice in 1984 and helped prepare other interfaith couples for marriage through the St. Athanasius church.
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They have been open about how they're raising him in an interfaith household, as Hall is Christian and Greener is Jewish.
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He wrote six books on human rights issues and democratic elections, and he was actively involved in the interfaith peace movement.
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Three representatives from Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights (WICR, pronounced "wicker") arrived at the apartment and began to take notes.
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William Aiken is the Public Affairs Director at Soka Gakkai International - USA and Chair of Interfaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington Board.
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Anthony Gambuzza, a minister of the Federation of Christian Ministries, is to officiate at the interfaith ceremony with Rabbi Debra Smith.
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Cornegy Jr., 53, was measured both standing and laying down by doctors at Interfaith Medical Center in Brooklyn, according to the Times.
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In Austria, the country's parliament, voted to close a Saudi-backed center for interfaith dialogue, in protest against the detention of Qureiris.
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The idea is not necessarily a new one, according to Reverend Zach Hoover, executive director of the interfaith community organization LA Voice.
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An interfaith group of religious leaders met in Philadelphia and agreed to not only help repair the cemetery, but to increase dialogue.
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Those happy moments in interfaith diplomacy are in contrast with some of the noises being heard elsewhere in the Orthodox Christian world.
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Volunteers from a local interfaith group keep watch at the station for immigrant families and call Catholic Charities when they see them.
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On Heaven and Earth is a collection of conversations between Bergoglio and Rabbi Abraham Skorka, and highlights Francis' efforts at interfaith dialogue.
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Facilitating interfaith dialogue and taking measures to prevent the spread of hate speech will also play integral roles in reconciliation and inclusivity.
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Pray.com, an interfaith social networking app for members of religious communities, has raised a $14 million Series A led by TPG Growth.
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Meanwhile, Interfaith Ministries provides Meals on Wheels for displaced seniors (and their pets) in addition to other necessities like wheelchairs and walkers.
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The center has trained 250 facilitators and holds public events monthly on issues ranging from immigration to gun violence to interfaith relations.
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They were wed on a bright August afternoon at All Souls Interfaith Gathering, a spiritual center in Shelburne, Vt. As the Rev.
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The Escondido area's Muslim community gathered Sunday for an interfaith prayer vigil after the fire, their second such vigil in two weeks.
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Colin Christopher, the ISNA's interfaith director, told HuffPost that he believed that the guest list primarily included diplomats from Muslim-majority countries.
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The body of Muhammad Ali arrived in Louisville, Ky., his hometown, where an interfaith service was held Sunday night at a mosque.
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What some people did this past week, from interfaith vigils to "weaving therapy" to group meditation sessions, once the votes were counted.
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Four years ago, I reported on the Interfaith Youth Core, which trains leaders to build relationships and respect between diverse faith communities.
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MARK AREY, TAOS, N.M. The writer, a former priest, is the author of "The Gospel of Love," an interfaith exploration of Christianity.
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"They were interested in finding out about how the youth thought about interfaith interactions," said Dr. Ayesha Leghari, a Sunni Muslim scholar.
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The topic of racially mixed marriage remains a controversial one for many, as does the topic of interfaith marriage and marriage equality.
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Gulen's movement has adherents in the United States, Africa, and Asia, where it runs private schools and says it promotes interfaith dialogue.
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What came to be called the "interfaith movement" began in the late 19th century, largely as a way to build bridges among Protestants.
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Judith Valentine, a Wiccan raised nearby, has helped run Pyramid Books, an interfaith bookstore located downtown on the Wharf, for nearly a decade.
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Hind Makki, an interfaith educator and blogger, pointed out on Twitter that the details in Salah's clothing make the photograph even more powerful.
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They would also criticise moves by Baghdad which hurt Christians, such as a law demanding that the children of interfaith marriages be Muslim.
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In 2012, Sur's community leaders established an interfaith dialogue group bringing together representatives of the region's different religions, cultures and civil society groups.
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She is the founder of Interfaith Power and Light an association which groups congregations and faith communities in at least 38 American states.
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Mr Trump has, amazingly, managed to unite MPs who can agree on little else right now, as well as to promote interfaith dialogue.
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Others included representatives of the International Corporate Accountability Roundtable, the Institute for Human Rights and Business and the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility.
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Obama will deliver remarks at an interfaith memorial service at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, the White House announced on Sunday afternoon.
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Susan A. Koehler-Arsenault, ordained by the One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, officiated at the Great House at Castle Hill, on the Crane Estate.
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His events, which often included interfaith leaders and not merely evangelical Christians, had guests who agreed and disagreed with him on important issues.
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Bazile, a 2400-year-old retired postman, is a Roman Catholic and a member of an interracial, interfaith coalition called Together Baton Rouge.
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She got involved with the campaign through Mercy Junction Justice and Peace Center, an interfaith church in Chattanooga where she is the pastor.
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Since her controversial leave-taking from Wheaton, she had become something of a celebrity in the small world of interfaith media and nonprofits.
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His studio received an award from the Interfaith Center of New York, but so far no funding to keep the lights turned on.
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In early 2012, Dr. Strikwerda bumped into Eboo Patel, the founder and president of Interfaith Youth Core, at a convention of independent colleges.
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Laurie S. Brockway, a minister ordained by the New Seminary for Interfaith Studies, officiated at Giando on the Water, a restaurant in Brooklyn.
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Miranda July began to shape her idea for an interfaith thrift store in London last summer, around the time of the Brexit vote.
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In Canada, the national indigenous Anglican bishop participated in an online prayer service and led an interfaith walk to protect the Great Lakes.
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A scheduled interfaith prayer in New Delhi was flatly canceled rather than moved, given the lack of other religious representatives in McLeod Ganj.
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So far the pair has donated thousands of dollars to organizations such as the Human Rights Watch and Interfaith Committee for Detained Immigrants.
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Gary Shapiro, an interfaith minister, officiated on the village green in Quechee, Vt. The bride, 38, will continue to use her name professionally.
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Hours later, hundreds gathered at three separate interfaith vigils on a cold, rainy evening to mourn the dead and pray for the wounded.
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The council brought historic changes in the way Catholicism understood democracy, the Jewish faith, the role of lay Catholics, interfaith dialogue and liturgy.
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Ms. Woolf, 25, heard about Ms. Bautista through a campaign by the volunteer-lead Washtenaw Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights in Ann Arbor.
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The laws cover topics like monogamy and interfaith marriage and are widely seen by scholars and human rights groups as discriminatory toward Muslims.
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Ms. Anderson said she was still in college when she first met Mr. Heckman at a 2015 interfaith conference in Salt Lake City.
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I have interfaith children and the types of gifts we give them aren't different for Christmas and Hanukkah — but the size might be.
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Long before the term "interfaith dialogue" became common, Thurman worshiped with people of other faiths and warned about the dangers of religious fundamentalism.
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"They have to be confronted," Ms. Sinta said of the hard-liners, who tried to disrupt numerous interfaith events she headlined last year.
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He was the author of six books on human rights issues and democratic elections, and was actively involved in the interfaith peace movement.
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They then met members of different faith groups to learn about the work the mosque does to promote interfaith dialogue in Cape Town.
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This week, a workshop and ongoing exhibition — described as "a contemporary pilgrimage" — examine physical spaces that embody the same kinds of interfaith meaning.
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Women embrace through the border fence during the "Interfaith Service for Justice and Mercy at the Border" in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on Sept. 113.
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Sometimes, she'll invite a family to observe another interfaith ceremony so they have a clearer vision of what a combined ritual might look like.
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Fortunately, those who were left waiting with nothing were helped by the goodness of our neighbors and the leadership of the Interfaith Welcome Coalition.
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The ultra-Orthodox establishment views other strains as too lax, and is deeply opposed to interfaith marriage and the ordination of women and gays.
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The movement stresses interfaith cooperation, and Gülen had a good relationship with Pope John Paul II, spurring criticism from more conservative Muslims in Turkey.
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Ron Sheppard, an interfaith minister ordained by the All Faiths Seminary International in New York, is to officiate at Battello's restaurant in Jersey City.
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Mormon doctrine is clear that temple marriage is essential to enter the highest echelons of heaven, and leadership never encourages interfaith dating or marriage.
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During Ramadan, which began this year in late May, Khan often broke his fast—taking the evening meal known as Iftar—at interfaith events.
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"The presence of God today is also called Rohingya," the Pope said after speaking to an interfaith audience in the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka.
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President Obama and his predecessor, George W. Bush, will speak at today's interfaith memorial service in Dallas for five police officers killed last week.
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Chloe Breyer, an Episcopalian minister and the executive director of the Interfaith Center of New York, reflecting a common belief in the United States.
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I had the privilege of visiting Notre Dame Cathedral in December of 2015 during the UN COP climate talks for an interfaith prayer service.
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"A lot of institutions have seen interfaith studies as a way not to have religious studies ghettoized," the college president, Carl J. Strikwerda, said.
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Rabbi Daniel L. Lehmann, the president of Hebrew College, said that the interfaith relations offered by a consortium were integral to his school's mission.
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He had co-founded the Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance, which develops health care programs in African countries greatly affected by AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
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We see how he begins, on his own, to be a critical thinker, eventually attending an interfaith conference and encountering Jewish Israelis and Americans.
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His visit to the U.S. Holocaust Museum, his commitment to interfaith dialogue and his calls for peace mark a significant departure from his predecessors.
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Terry D. Loftis, a friend of the couple and a minister of the Cathedral of Light, officiated at the Interfaith Peace Chapel in Dallas.
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Between 1960 and 2015, the number of Americans in interfaith marriages jumped to 39 percent from 19 percent, according to the Pew Research Center.
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On Sunday, visiting dignitaries joined community leaders, politicians and residents of the metropolitan Pittsburgh area at the University of Pittsburgh for an interfaith service.
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The crowd at the Jewish Family and Community Services of Pittsburgh's interfaith gathering and vigil spilled out of the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum.
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Equipped with a bachelor's degree in sociology and international relations, Ms. Hassan went to work for an interfaith community-organizing group in St. Paul.
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The Manitoba Interfaith Immigration Council in Winnipeg has seen its refugee claimant caseload increase fivefold in the past year, said executive director Rita Chahal.
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By mid-afternoon I'm on the line with New York University's Professor David Elcott, an interfaith and community organization expert (among many other bona fides).
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But I had a contact in the interfaith community, and I met with Father Bob, the priest who had buried eight of those 20 children.
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Members of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR) have filed shareholder resolutions at each of the companies, ICCR said in a statement on Thursday.
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Carnatic music with Christian and Muslim themes is therefore considered base, and in recent months musicians who have embraced interfaith music have come under attack.
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Sebastian Gonzalez becomes emotional while performing with his band Mariachi Puesta del Sol at the conclusion of an interfaith vigil in El Paso, Aug. 4.
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In 21912, he established the UK-based Maimonides Interfaith Foundation, whose big task is the promotion of peace and understanding between Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
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"We don't consider respect for the First Amendment to be 'arbitrary,'" said Rabbi Jack Moline, president of Interfaith Alliance, in a statement emailed to journalists.
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Mr. Thein Sein also signed four bills into law last year regulating interfaith marriage, birth spacing and religious conversion that clearly targeted Myanmar's Muslim minority.
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"Continued solidarity is needed to finish the job and prevent hard-earned gains from disappearing," said David Schilling of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility.
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But if a group of clergymen have their way, Nebraska's largest city will soon also be known as the home of interfaith dialogue and peacebuilding.
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Further plans include a Tri-Faith Center, which will be completed in 2000 and serve as a shared community space for interfaith classes and activities.
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Mr Gulen, by now ensconced in a complex in rural Pennsylvania, became a spokesman for enlightened Islam, preaching interfaith dialogue and the value of science.
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The Islamic Society used social media, radio stations and interfaith outreach to spread the word that the mosques were open for shelter and seeking donations.
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Farida Ali, an interfaith minister ordained by the New Seminary in New York, led a part of the ceremony that involved Turkish-Muslim wedding traditions.
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Since November, the Fredericksburg Islamic Center has hosted a handful of interfaith potlucks and events to introduce residents and other local congregations to the mosque.
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Several interfaith leaders from Southern California also attended the event held in the wake of the mass shooting earlier this month in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Since 5593, I have experienced the benefit and challenges of living in cohousing as a resident of Temescal Commons, an interfaith community in Oakland, Calif.
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The protest, meant to draw attention to immigration policies considered unjust by many people of faith, was organized by the Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice.
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For help with her mortgage payments, Ms. Trama also went to the Shorefront Y, as well as other groups, including New York Disaster Interfaith Services.
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The United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, also recognized Kosovo's active role in the promotion of global interfaith dialogue in a report last year.
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We've served on interfaith panels and think tanks together, we've marched as a collective whole at the historic 2017 Women's March in Washington D.C. together.
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Mr. Spearman put aside engineering and changed his major to interfaith leadership studies, a degree that he believes can help him become a political organizer.
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Interfaith leaders pay attention to the prejudices that have disappeared in the past and recognize that those same dynamics can be put into place again.
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Ian Paisley, was an evangelical preacher whose virulently sectarian speeches, and sometimes violent demonstrations, helped stoke interfaith tensions in the early years of the Troubles.
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He speaks in Koranically inflected Turkish, and his theology can seem like a blend of bumper-sticker slogans about love, peace, tolerance, and interfaith dialogue.
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In the past, Insider has spoken with interfaith couples on their approach to the holiday season, which can be a sensitive topic for those celebrating.
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He posts photos with multicultural groups of beaming Londoners and makes reference to his attendance at lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender events and interfaith services.
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The Manitoba Interfaith Immigration Council, known locally as Welcome Place, typically serves 50 to 60 asylum seekers per year, said its executive director, Rita Chahal.
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Protesters plan to gather in New York for an interfaith prayer service, then march to Trump Tower to decry the administration's response to the disaster.
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The Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) sponsored Not Trump's Iftar, an interfaith rally outside the White House, in partnership with other Islamic advocacy organizations.
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It is a model of coexistence in a city filled with tension, leading the way in interfaith cooperation, as it has been for hundreds of years.
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The two later signed the "Human Fraternity Document," described as a blueprint for future generations to pursue interfaith dialogue, gender and religious equality, tolerance, and peace.
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Infringements may include having a boyfriend, rejecting a forced marriage, interfaith relationships, seeking a divorce and behaving or dressing in a way that is considered inappropriate.
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Sister Nora noted that several years ago the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility did a survey of banks asking for a comprehensive review of business standards.
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Pray.com, an interfaith mobile app that helps religious leaders keep in touch with their congregants, will grow its team after receiving $2 million in seed funding.
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That group is a member of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, which represents more than 21980 institutional investors with more than $235 billion in assets.
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The couple met at the Veritas Forum, an international organization that sponsors Christian speakers and interfaith dialogue on college campuses, at Harvard Medical School in 2014.
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Dr. Sheila Gay Gross, an interfaith minister ordained by the All Faiths Seminary, is to officiate at the Channel Club, an event space in Monmouth Beach.
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On Saturday, Jewish leaders joined Christian representatives in the front row at two events presided over by the pope and King Mohammed VI on interfaith dialogue.
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"It's absolutely unfair," said Donna Porter-Jones, an organizer at Amos Project, an interfaith group aiming to register 30,000 voters from Cincinnati's poorest neighbors before November.
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For the last 16 years, Ms. Sinta has made a point of touring Indonesian cities during Ramadan, holding interfaith breaking-the-fast ceremonies to promote tolerance.
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Merton's autobiography "The Seven Storey Mountain," published in 1948, and other works on interfaith dialogue, peace and nonviolence had made him an international best-selling author.
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As a result of the company's commitment, the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility will withdraw a resolution filed for the 2018 proxy calling for the review.
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Also on Saturday, Jewish leaders joined Christian representatives in the front row at two events presided over by the pope and the monarch on interfaith dialogue.
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Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States for more than a decade, preaches Sunni Islam together with a message of interfaith dialogue.
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Mika spoke on behalf of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility about the importance of increasing transparency into McDonald's efforts to remove antibiotics from its supply chain.
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The Dalai Lama, exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, cuts the ribbon during the dedication ceremony of the new interfaith temple at the Tibetan Cultural Center in Bloomington, Ind.
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Former President George W. Bush is getting flak for appearing too exuberant during the interfaith memorial service for the five Dallas police officers killed by sniper fire.
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In January, South Dakotans representing different religions gathered at their state capitol for an interfaith celebration and asked Republican lawmaker Neal Tapio to pose for a photo.
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"Mental health first aid is first aid," says Peter Gudaitis, an ex officio executive director at New York Disaster Interfaith Services (the organization leading this particular training).
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We see the SFGMC and the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir, a majority African American choir that accompanied them on the tour, crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge together.
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In that role, he applies Islam's teachings on justice and equality to work with interfaith partners on gun violence prevention, affordable housing, environmental justice and other policies.
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"They need to take seriously their place in society," said Josh Zinner, CEO of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, which coordinates shareholder activism for its members.
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Gandhi held daily interfaith prayer meetings in the garden, and he was on his way to one when he was shot to death on January 30, 1948.
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Claire Goodman, a Universal Interfaith minister, officiated at DelFosse Vineyards and Winery in Faber, Va. The couple met at the University of Virginia, from which they graduated.
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Being a part of the Christian-Muslim group at Interfaith Union, he added, has given him a sense of pride about creating a different kind of family.
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Instead of grabbing at the opportunity to encourage interfaith dialogue like his predecessors, he canceled the traditional meal and released a statement that tapped into Muslim stereotypes.
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The group has been active in Germany for many years, operating 150 tutoring centres in the country, 30 government-recognised schools and a dozen interfaith dialogue projects.
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That devotion was not confined to serving other Catholics: A local imam, Mohammed Karabila, paid warm tribute to the priest for his role in promoting interfaith dialogue.
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Josephine López Paul is lead organizer with Dallas Area Interfaith, part of the Industrial Areas Foundation, and a Dallas GreenHouse Public Voices Fellow with The OpEd Project.
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Their efforts have not gone unnoticed—Marro is careful to emphasize the outpouring of interfaith support and solidarity from local Christian and Jewish groups in recent months.
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Its repression of Sunnis is indicative of its true nature as a totalitarian dictatorship, and is not a reflection of an interfaith struggle between Sunnis and Shiites.
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This year its founder, Eboo Patel, explained in a book, Interfaith Leadership, what this type of leadership entails and why he considers it vital in today's world.
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For an interfaith event, include the names and affiliations of any other celebrant who will participate with the officiant, though please limit to only one other celebrant.
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And with Orthodox American Jews aligned with evangelicals, that coalition has at least an interfaith veneer — even without Conservative and Reform Jews, the bulk of American Jewry.
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"We suspected this might be coming," said Josh Zinner, a member of the consumer advisory board and the chief executive of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility.
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The bride, 37, is a writer and the curator of Interfaith Muse, an event series and podcast that explores spiritual questions through civic dialogue and creative arts.
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Advocacy groups said it might affect a wide range of prospective parents, including non-Christians, people in interfaith marriages or those who have been divorced and remarried.
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Beth Stanton, the executive director of the Interfaith Food Bank, said that the organization had asked for 860 frozen turkeys that it could distribute to its clients.
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Josephine López Paul is lead organizer with Dallas Area Interfaith, part of the Industrial Areas Foundation and a Dallas GreenHouse Public Voices Fellow with The OpEd Project.
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She said her investigation connected her with Mr. Heckman's ex-wife, an ex-girlfriend, Ms. Anderson and another woman who reported being harassed at an interfaith conference.
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Danielle Ilycia Cohen and Patrick Russell Forquer were married April 22 in an interfaith ceremony at the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Fla.
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Kusumita Pedersen, a scholar of religion who worked on interfaith programs with Dean Morton, said that social justice had remained at the core of everything he did.
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The majority came solo; others hand-in-hand and interfaith or happily married in matching outfits, like Emily and Rachel Leavitt — my Secret Santa, er, Mystery Moses.
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Eight months after her son died peacefully at home, she moved across the country and became a hospice volunteer, and began training to become an interfaith chaplain.
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"The right of religious freedom protects personal belief," Katy Joseph, policy and legislative advisor for the nonprofit Interfaith Alliance, said in a statement to media on Friday.
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The sanctions also prevent the U.S. church from speaking on behalf of Anglicans on interfaith or ecumenical bodies and bar it from certain committees for three years.
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In November 2017 more than 1500 Dallas residents stood with a diverse group of institutional leaders that make up Dallas Area Interfaith, a non-partisan people's organization.
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Jessica Frankel Magidson and Adam Sober Ain were married July 22 in Shelburne, Vt. Rabbi Jennifer Gubitz officiated at the All Souls Interfaith Gathering, a spiritual center.
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Beloved Community Village is a radical experimental village funded by community partners, private donors, and foundations like Denver Homeless Outloud, Urban Land Conservancy, and Interfaith Alliance of Colorado.
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Patel is part of a group of interfaith leaders tasked with the heavy burden of informing relatives that their brothers, sisters, daughters and sons were among those killed.
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She is the daughter of Jeanne Piro and Michael J. Piro of Pelham, N.Y. The bride's father is the chief information officer at Interfaith Medical Center in Brooklyn.
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Pittsburgh International Airport opened its post-security interfaith chapel in 1992 when its current terminal opened; the quiet room at Philadelphia International Airport was created just last August.
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The Reverend Mark Tyler, part of an interfaith group organizing a protest on Monday afternoon, said he had not heard reports of similar issues at other area Starbucks.
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Thousands paid tribute to Muhammad Ali on Friday during an interfaith service that concluded with eulogies by his dear friends Billy Crystal, Bryant Gumbel and President Bill Clinton.
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I will also be working to create a Community Chaplaincy to support San Francisco's community policing efforts by providing a diverse interfaith chaplaincy for victims and their families.
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Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings invited the president, who will deliver remarks at an interfaith memorial service at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center to honor the five officers.
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Louis Olivieri, who was ordained by the One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, officiated at the Royalton Mansion in Roslyn Heights, N.Y. The bride, 28, will take her husband's name.
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I had the privilege of working with the Organization on initiatives to enhance global security and stability by improving healthcare mechanisms, increasing interfaith dialogue, and raising living standards.
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Hawkins's lawyer, Robert Bloch, and Wheaton's legal teams had been in communication since December; Hawkins also had the strategic support of an interfaith labor organization based in Chicago.
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Mr. Spearman's decision reflected a combination of serendipity, personal curiosity and institutional direction, for Elizabethtown College had just begun offering a degree and core courses in interfaith studies.
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While the neo-Nazi group rallies, a church 10 minutes away will hold an interfaith service as a religious alternative to promoting harmony in response to the rally.
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With "a call for 1,000 clergy and faith leaders to travel to Charlottesville," the group planned a weekend of training sessions, interfaith services, and opportunities for nonviolent prayer.
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A Roman Catholic priest spoke in Spanish and Latin, while Rabbi Neil Amswych, president of Santa Fe's Interfaith Leadership Alliance, spoke in English about the need for reconciliation.
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"My biggest concern about all of this is if we're going to really build a multiethnic, interfaith democracy, we can't have these levels of racial polarization," Richeson says.
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In Mozambique alone he can see many of the woes that afflict his burgeoning flock across Africa: terrorism, interfaith conflict, environmental harm and the spectre of state failure.
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Participants can make individual sculptures or work on group projects with the artists Alisa Baremboym, Ektor Garcia, Ficus Interfaith, Steffani Jemison, Sara Magenheimer, Jesse Wine and Cassie Griffin.
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In California and 222 other states, an interfaith network has organized thousands of volunteers to swoop into action when immigrants are arrested or houses of worship are vandalized.
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Organizers said the Oslo Interfaith Rainforest Initiative from June 19-21 was the first to gather religious and indigenous peoples to seek out common ground to protect forests.
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"I really don't feel like we were heard," said Megan Anderson, an editor at the religious news site The Interfaith Observer, who filed a complaint against Mr. Heckman.
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She also serves on the Women of Distinction Board for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation (South Texas) as well as the Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston Impower Board.
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He stepped down as dean of the cathedral at the end of 1996 and immediately founded the Interfaith Center of New York, which promotes mutual understanding among religions.
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The interfaith threats were enough to prompt the introduction of a bill in the Legislature expanding Alabama's hate crime law to include threats against religious institutions and schools.
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Sunday's interfaith service at Emanu-El saw Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, Christians and nonbelievers gathering to offer comfort and unity after the shooting, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Muslim and Jewish groups have offered one another support as both are targeted; an interfaith group held a prayer rally at a Jewish community center in Birmingham, Ala.
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Cardinal Keeler was at the forefront of building interfaith bonds between his church and Jews, Muslims and the Greek Orthodox as well as Lutherans and other Protestant groups.
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Dr. Sharon Stanley-Rea is director of Refugee and Immigration Ministries with Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), a member of the Interfaith Immigration Coalition View the discussion thread.
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She packs the van with cooking oil, beans, diapers, blankets, clothes, puzzles and anything else her Interfaith Welcome Coalition can gather to help address the migrants' basic needs.
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Washington (CNN)An imam will issue the Muslim call to prayer at an interfaith service on Saturday to mark President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration, according to the inaugural committee.
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JERUSALEM – A leader of Indonesia&aposs largest Muslim organization is visiting Israel, braving angry protests at home in order to spread what he calls a message of interfaith compassion.
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Tauran, who was born in Bordeaux, served in various Vatican embassies before being named chief Vatican archivist, foreign minister and then prefect of the Vatican office of interfaith relations.
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Heidi Rabben, senior curator at the CJM, posits that showcasing historic examples of interfaith coexistence can prompt reflections on how to create a more tolerant society in the present.
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The latest ... "More than 63,000 people from the Pittsburgh community turned out ... for an interfaith candlelight vigil of Hebrew and English songs and hymns," per the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Meanwhile, the White House said President Barack Obama would travel to Dallas on Tuesday to deliver remarks at an interfaith memorial service at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
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As my husband is Jewish and my family is devoutly interfaith, we remember and honor his life by saying Kaddish every year on his yahrzeit and on Yom Kippur.
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They joined hands during a singing of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" at an interfaith memorial service for the victims of the Dallas police shooting on July 12.
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That man is Mohammed Al Samawi, a Muslim who, in 2015, was targeted with death threats from extremists in Yemen for his interfaith peace work with Jews and Christians.
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"I know that Americans are struggling right, now," Obama said at an interfaith service in Dallas, also attended by former President George W. Bush, who lives in the city.
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As a result, the liberal Americans were excluded for three years from representing Anglicanism at interfaith deliberations and from voting, though not from participating, in certain pan-Anglican forums.
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The resolution is one among a series filed recently at Wells Fargo, including several from other investor groups affiliated with the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility in New York.
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The gay pride dance this weekend was to be the first in a series of events, including a panel discussion and an interfaith service at the local Unitarian church.
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K. Jeddah Vailakis, an interfaith minister, officiated at Box Hill, the summer home in St. James, N.Y., of the architect Stanford White, a great-great-grandfather of the bride.
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Nonprofit, transdenominational, and interfaith, this radically welcoming church is recognized not only by seekers the world over, but by the town of Wappinger, the IRS, and New York State.
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As You Sow, an environmental health watchdog group, and members of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR), recently withdrew the proposal following "productive discussions" with the restaurant company.
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Hundreds of people (so many that people were sitting on the floor at the front of the church) attended an interfaith vigil at Sixth Presbyterian Church in Squirrel Hill.
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She is the theologian in residence at St. Luke's and is the host and producer of the "Holy Holy Podcast," about the wisdom of faith traditions and interfaith ethics.
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Arguments based on economics as a cause of interfaith conflict may resonate in academia but some Catholic leaders from Africa are pressing Francis to serve up stronger doctrinal medicine.
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Now she frequently uses the property to hold fund-raisers for local causes and groups, including Preservation Long Island, the North Shore Historical Museum and the Interfaith Nutrition Network.
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The requests were filed by religious groups linked to the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, which includes 212 institutional investors that manage $217 billion in assets, according to Bloomberg.
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On April 20, the couple exchanged rings in another interfaith ceremony at the Mughal Pavilion in the South Asian Galleries of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond.
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Ms. Nasar was one of about 100 guests at a series of intimate Jewish-Muslim dinners that took place last weekend around Manhattan and Brooklyn to build interfaith understanding.
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People showed enthusiasm for their relationship both because Malik and Chakra are queer and because they are an interfaith couple — Malik is Muslim-Pakistani, while Chakra is Hindu-Indian.
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Melissa Marcial and Stavros Anastasios Katsetos are to be married May 7 at the Garrison, an event space in Garrison, N.Y. Norma Moutal, an interfaith minister, is to officiate.
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He also serves on the state attorney general's Outreach Committee for the Muslim Community and the Interfaith Advisory Council of the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness.
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We often try to scout interfaith chapels or empty boarding areas to find a corner and fulfill our religious duty without making a scene or drawing too much notice.
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In 2013, 85 people were killed when suicide bombers attacked the All Saints church in Peshawar, a gleaming white, mosque-like building that was meant to symbolize interfaith harmony.
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For this week's Giz Asks, we reached out to cryptocurrency specialists, psychologists, an interfaith minister, and others to help us answer those questions, and guide us through these trying times.
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Scheduled events at the conference included a workshop on coming out, an interfaith panel of LGBT issues, a discussion on preventing STDs, and discussions on the Internet and substance abuse.
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Earlier in the day, Haley undertook an interfaith journey in New Delhi, visiting a Hindu temple, a Sikh shrine, a mosque and a church in old parts of the capital.
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Pardeep Kaleka lost his father, Satwant Singh Kaleka, in the Oak Creek shooting and has since formed a nonprofit group, Serve2Unite, to foster interfaith understanding and help break down barriers.
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In an interview with NOWCastSA Sister Sharon Alterdorf, a member of the Interfaith Welcome Coalition, says the bus station was open but that service for the migrants had been suspended.
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Interfaith and inter-caste couples are common in India, but they have also faced persecution from identity groups that want to keep bloodlines "pure" and view these unions as unholy.
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AFTER nearly 17 years on the road, the Interfaith Amigos are a trio (an imam, a rabbi and a Christian pastor, to be precise) well versed in America's religious scene.
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In some ways, life in Donald Trump's America is getting even more difficult for people such as the Interfaith Amigos who try to tackle religious difference with sophistication and humour.
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As part of his international, interfaith tour that began in Saudi Arabia, President Trump met with Pope Francis Wednesday at the Vatican to discuss peace, religion, and surprisingly, climate change.
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During an interfaith memorial service for the five officers who were shot and killed last week Dallas Police Chief David Brown used lyrics from Stevie Wonder to comfort the families.
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My father was from North Carolina, a child of the black middle class and a Methodist with a bishop for an uncle who refused to preside over their interfaith nuptials.
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The 38-year-old retired professional boxer, model and mom shared a collage of Muhammad Ali just one day after his interfaith memorial service honoring the legend in Louisville, Kentucky.
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He is the patron saint of animals and ecology, and is remembered for his solidarity with the poor, his love of animals, and his attempts at interfaith dialogue with Muslims.
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Aung San Suu Kyi had enlisted the help of former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan to chair a 'Rakhine Commission into Interfaith Violence in Myanmar' before the recent violence began.
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ARC also supports conservation projects with Jewish, Sikh, Hindu and Muslim communities around the world, while the Interfaith Rainforest Initiative helps indigenous people in the Congo, Indonesia, and the Amazon.
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Their voices join 27 generals, 105 members of Congress, and 20 national interfaith and civil rights organizations, all of whom signed letters in support of American Sikhs' right to serve.
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Nicolee Ambrose serves as the Spokeswoman for the Interfaith Coalition to Stop Genocide in Burma and the statewide elected National Committeewoman for Maryland, thereby serving on the Republican National Committee.
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Additionally, over the past two years, sermons and lectures at U.S. mosques – many of them considered mainstream and celebrated for their interfaith work – have been inciting to violence against Jews.
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The event was described as an "interfaith memorial vigil" to honor victims of the Tuesday shooting at STEM School Highlands Ranch, which left one student dead and eight others injured.
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The major in interfaith leadership studies has six required courses and five electives, spanning the major religions as well as history, social science, theology, conflict dynamics and even conservation biology.
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In the meantime, the Stand brings the residents and guests together each weekend for campfire sing-alongs, wildflower planting, and building an interfaith chapel blockade right in the pipeline's path.
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The party's founder was Ian Paisley, a self-made evangelical preacher whose virulently sectarian speeches, and sometimes violent demonstrations, helped stoke interfaith tensions in the early years of the Troubles.
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The funeral on Monday for Mr. Ko Ni, 65, who was involved in the interfaith peace movement, drew thousands of mourners, though Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi did not attend.
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Mobilized by an interfaith group called "Shoulder to Shoulder," they asked President-elect Trump to keep his election-night promise that he will serve as the president of all Americans.
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Chandramouli Srinivasan, a Hindu priest, led an interfaith ceremony incorporating both Hindu and Christian wedding traditions, with Sydney Menees, a Universal Life minister and friend of the couple, taking part.
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Before the pope's public remarks to the faithful at the Vatican on Wednesday, he met privately with a group of Palestinians participating in interfaith dialogue with officials at the Vatican.
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Drawing on input from law enforcement, corporate leaders, educators, interfaith groups, and grassroots advocates, a national task force will signal that bias prevention is a top priority for the Trump administration.
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The event is separate from both the inauguration itself and an interfaith service to be held Saturday at Washington National Cathedral, where an imam is among those who will offer prayers.
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During a meeting with the head of the Anglican church in London last month, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman promised to promote interfaith dialogue as part of his domestic reforms.
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Engler later got involved in anti-sweatshop protests and union organizing, and created the Center for the Working Poor, a progressive, interfaith organization in Los Angeles that helps low-wage workers.
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Azerbaijan has long stood apart as a touchstone for interfaith and multicultural harmony, and considering the status of global human relations, the implications of that example have never carried more weight.
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I thanked the President for building on Azerbaijan's longstanding traditions of interfaith tolerance and harmony; qualities that were emphasized by his late father, President Heydar Aliyev - the founder of modern Azerbaijan.
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A cleric who rose to prominence starting in the 1960s, Mr. Gulen has been embraced in the past by the West for espousing a vision of moderate Islam and interfaith dialogue.
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From the 20s through the 483s, the tolerant left championed interfaith initiatives to reduce theological conflict as though they had always been a hallmark of good Americanism—as indeed they were.
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Saturday, at 10 am, in front of the United States Capitol Building in Washington, DC, two Christian faith leaders will spearhead a thousands-strong interfaith cross-party rebuke to that theology.
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In addition to prayers and performances from friends of Mr. Bush, volunteers will collect pairs of colorful socks for the Interfaith Ministries' Meals on Wheels program to give as holiday presents.
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When I took my children to an interfaith Thanksgiving service at a church down the street from our synagogue, one of them asked me why no one was guarding the door.
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At Interfaith Medical Center in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, which is close to the A and C trains, most of its 1996,400 employees do not live near those trains, the report said.
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"Medically, there can be variations in height depending on certain factors," said Dr. Mazin Khalid, who has practiced internal medicine at Interfaith for five years and provided one of the measurements.
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Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, a champion of interfaith dialogue as a top Vatican diplomat and the man who announced Pope Francis's election to the world, died on July 5 in Hartford.
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Ms. Nasar explained how many of her Syrian Jewish friends refused to get involved with her own interfaith efforts to dine with Syrian Muslims, through the NYC Muslim Jewish Solidarity Committee.
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Both grew up in interfaith homes, and both were fans of the 2003 episode of "The OC" that popularized the term "Chrismukkah," a portmanteau for a merged Christmas and Hanukkah celebration.
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The ad from Amazon and its message of interfaith harmony became a viral sensation this holiday season, at the end of a year in which talk involving Muslims became particularly ominous.
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Prior to joining the Campus Reform team, Hannah co-founded an anti-sex trafficking nonprofit and directed interfaith leadership programs in the West Bank for the Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation.
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For its part, the Gulen organization has maintained that it is simply a charitable group with no formal hierarchy, one that works to foster peace and interfaith dialogue and provide education.
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Jungjoo Park and Jarrett Chase DePasquale were married April 20 at the Fox Hollow, a hotel in Woodbury, N.Y. Katherine Jeddah Vailakis, an interfaith minister ordained by the New Seminary, officiated.
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Interfaith Worker Justice has developed a strong network of independent workers centers across the country, and it has an interactive map that can help you find a workers center near you.
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Yet lost in the turmoil is one critical but overlooked benefit to all this upheaval: The president's action -- and the backlash that followed -- are the biggest boon to interfaith relations in decades.
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"He was much more impressive today than he was last night," said Elizabeth Heise, a member of the Interfaith Taskforce, a group that's been visiting Homestead and advocating for children held there.
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On February 10, Canadian police caught 21 asylum seekers crossing the border by foot, some families with toddlers, Rita Chahal, the executive director of the Manitoba Interfaith Immigration Council, told CBC News.
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"Gay Chorus Deep South," an understated documentary about the tour (the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir joined in) directed by David Charles Rodrigues, soon uncovers a more personal story behind the political statement.
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" This vision, manifest in the chapel's founding in 1971, aspires to "offer a space for ecumenical and interfaith celebration and contemplation, as well as to foster community engagement on critical social issues.
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Following an interfaith panel in Sterling, Virginia, that same day, Kaine and an aide got into a white Kia sedan, sending reporters into a car chase through Northern Virginia neighborhoods and highways.
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Ko Ni was also spearheading a new Interfaith Harmony Bill that would include provisions on hate speech, hate crimes and discrimination, according to two experts working with him on the draft legislation.
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Secular activists hope the ruling will help protect future interfaith relationships and religious conversions, though some worry that India's rule of law is too weak to prevent future such cases from arising.
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"The Crown Prince made a strong commitment to promote the flourishing of those of different faith traditions, and to interfaith dialogue within the Kingdom and beyond," a statement from Lambeth Palace said.
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Representatives of both faiths were offended by their respective representations — as well as the very idea of an interfaith marriage, which was held up as contrary to the teachings of both religions.
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His followers say his global movement - known as "Hizmet," which means "service" in Turkish - seeks to spread a moderate brand of Islam, which promotes Western-style education, free markets and interfaith communication.
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Officially, the Hizmet movement is committed to values of religious moderation and interfaith dialogue; it promotes education and science through its extensive network of schools, both internationally and — until now — in Turkey.
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An organization called the National Conference of Christians and Jews (NCCJ) won access to the hundreds of American military bases around the world, putting on shows preaching the value of interfaith tolerance.
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Dr. Strikwerda recalled his overarching realization: It was not enough to espouse interfaith engagement as a worthy value; it had to be made part of the college's curriculum in a meaningful way.
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"They are the hidden part of the community," he said, adding that the congregation welcomes interfaith couples and people of all sexual orientations, as well as nonobservant Jews unaffiliated with a temple.
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It was under this law that Alissa Wise, an American rabbi who was part of an interfaith delegation to the Holy Land, was recently prevented from boarding a flight to Tel Aviv.
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Moments after she told that story, the door opened, and Mehmet Rezan Altinkaynak, a former CNN reporter from Turkey, swept into the interfaith dinner with a beard and a big, warm smile.
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While mixed-race and interfaith couples often thanked me after my shows, many others let me know that I was one of the "good Muslims" whom they didn't have a problem with.
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Dr. Fadlalla is a second-year resident at Interfaith Medical Center in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, and had been on vacation visiting his mother in Sudan, his first time home in three years.
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But the actual term — or portmanteau, if you want to get fancy about it — "Chrismukkah" was first used by Seth Cohen to describe the uber holiday he invented to reconcile his interfaith upbringing.
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Despite the long tradition of good interfaith relations in the city, these women spoke openly of their fears of a backlash against Muslims in Manchester, and of reprisals for Mr Abedi's terrible crime.
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The two of them also prepared for an afternoon call to Donald J. Trump's campaign manager to propose that Mr. Trump, the Republican front-runner, meet with an interfaith delegation that included imams.
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It boasts an interfaith board of advisers, many of whom are well-regarded religion scholars, and its director, David Trobisch, is a renowned New Testament researcher who formerly taught at Yale Divinity School.
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Jolie Pitt, who serves as the Special Envoy for the United Nations' High Commissioner on Refugees, met with Secretary of State John Kerry prior to attending an interfaith lftar reception in Sterling, Virginia.
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"On Tuesday ... the President will travel to Dallas, Texas to deliver remarks at an interfaith memorial service at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said in a statement.
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With the support of the cardinal, a complex was built several miles from the camp to house the convent and an interfaith education and conference facility called the Center for Dialogue and Prayer.
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Vatican officials have said it is not clear whether Pope Francis will address the sensitive subject in public or private during his visit to Abu Dhabi, which is aimed at promoting interfaith dialogue.
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During the Second World War, for instance, President Roosevelt created the USO as an interfaith organization run by Protestants, Catholics, and Jews to provide entertainment and guidance to the nation's 277 million soldiers.
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Ko Ni wanted to take military officials out of day-to-day administration, and was also spearheading an Interfaith Harmony Bill that would include measures to tackle hate speech, hate crimes and discrimination.
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But the nuns and their allies, members of the shareholder advocacy organization Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, sent representatives to plead their case at the meeting a hotel two hours north of Phoenix.
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We must take lessons from interfaith organizations such as POWER, a Philadelphia-area coalition of congregants and faith leaders who organize to fight injustice and solve problems of common concern in their communities.
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After visiting Auschwitz on Thursday, the joint delegation will see a Jewish history museum and a synagogue in Warsaw on Friday before an interfaith dinner to observe the start of the Jewish Sabbath.
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Anyone who is harassed or threatened should report the incident to law enforcement, a local immigrants' rights group, interfaith coalition, legal services organization or a trusted friend or family member, said Ms. Hincapié.
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The organization also forbids any interfaith dialogue with Muslims based on their suspicion that all members of the faith are connected to the Muslim Brotherhood, an established international political Islamist group founded in 1928.
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Gulen is a Sunni cleric from Turkey who preaches interfaith dialogue and founded a popular movement, Hizmet, that runs hundreds of schools, hospitals, and aid programs in over 100 countries, including the United States.
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Separately, a letter to Congress and Trump from the Interfaith Immigration Coalition has more than 2,000 signatures, including from the heads of several Jewish organizations and Protestant denominations who collectively represent millions of Americans.
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The ceremony ended with the interfaith choir -- composed of singers from area congregations -- joining the Dallas Police Choir in "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" as the officials on stage clasped each others' hands.
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The Interfaith Centre on Corporate Responsibility, a group of unions, pension funds, religious groups and self-described "socially responsible" asset managers, published a guide to the 266 proposals its members put forward this year.
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The photograph, taken by CNN, of this simple interfaith moment has been published in local media and widely shared on social network sites as a touching example of cooperation in a time of conflict.
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So the next time members of the tiki-torch brigade rear their misguided heads, instead of screaming back at them, let's organize interfaith, inter-community service events in authentic defiance of hate and violence.
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She graduated cum laude from Harvard, from which she also received an M.B.A. Her father, a psychiatrist, is the chairman of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health at Interfaith Medical Center in Brooklyn.
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There is also concern among some members of the American Academy of Religion that professors of interfaith studies hold a positive view of religion in society rather than approaching it with critical, skeptical detachment.
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"We may have a grudge towards someone but pretend like things are fine; until an unrelated issue sets us off," Connie L. Habash, a licensed marriage and family therapist and interfaith minister, told INSIDER.
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"There is nothing foreordained about our march toward a more just and peaceful future," Ms. Lynch said Monday, speaking to an interfaith group at the All Dulles Area Muslim Society Center in northern Virginia.
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At the children's experimental private school, run by a moderate Muslim social organization, Heru Tjahyono, the innovation director, described the interfaith activities he had designed, such as field trips to local churches and temples.
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Francis has put great emphasis on improving interfaith relations since he became pope in 2013, and a year ago he met the grand imam of Al Azhar, Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb, in the Vatican.
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The bill, which is on the verge of becoming law, would shield those who would refuse service not only to same-sex couples but to anyone they disapprove of, including interracial, interfaith or remarried couples.
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Muhammad Ali's Family, Fans and Loved Ones Say Goodbye at Interfaith Memorial Service A customs spokesman told USA Today that the agency does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sexual orientation or ethnicity.
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"Socks are something that everybody needs, but they rarely get donated in the bags of 'gently used' clothes that come to our agency," Rachel Falkove, executive director of the Philadelphia Interfaith Hospitality Network, tells PEOPLE.
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The council's current members include consumer and community groups such as the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, which earlier this year persuaded Wells Fargo to undertake a review of its governance and risk management lapses.
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However, he called it a "sad reality" that the scandal has come to define Law's legacy, overshadowing his work in the civil rights era and leadership in the interfaith movement following the Second Vatican Council.
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"With this, we can give back some of their dignity to those who were murdered," said Dr. Karl Max Einhäupl, head of the Charité, at a solemn interfaith ceremony that was followed by the burial.
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Local Jewish faith leaders and a separate group of more than 40 interfaith leaders within the district are penning two letters to the editor denouncing King's run and calling on more donors to abandon him.
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President Barack Obama and former President George W. Bush on Tuesday spoke at an interfaith memorial service in Dallas for the five police officers who were killed by sniper fire in the city late last week.
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An interfaith memorial service for three-time heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali began in Louisville, Kentucky, on Friday, as thousands gathered to say goodbye to the boxing legend and activist, who'd been buried earlier on Friday.
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First lady Michelle Obama, President Obama and Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings join in singing the 'Battle Hymn of the Republic' during an interfaith memorial service on Tuesday in Dallas to honor the five slain police officers.
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The Islamic Soceity is using social media, radio stations and interfaith efforts with other houses of worship to get the word out that the mosques are available as shelters and are seeking donations to help evacuees.
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During an intramural football game at Fort Benning, Georgia, the Army band honored their interfaith efforts by forming a giant Star of David and playing "Ein Keloheinu," an ancient Jewish prayer about the uniqueness of God.
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She never took on a pulpit and for 14 years was program director for Jewish life of the Nathan Cummings Foundation, which provided grants to encourage new approaches in spirituality, social justice, aging and interfaith relations.
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Callimachi: After 9/11, he was invited to interfaith dialogues, where he was the Muslim representative alongside Christians and Jews who were trying to, you know, present a united front in the wake of that attack.
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William Rankin, an Episcopal minister and a founder of the Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance, read a passage from the benediction at Barack Obama's 2009 inauguration, pushing for racial equality, global peace and turning tanks into tractors.
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Soon thereafter, he began to talk about funeral processions he'd witnessed after drone strikes where more coffins appeared than he expected, first with members of the group, later at some interfaith meetings organized by peace activists.
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At one interfaith meeting, Aaron mentioned that he and his colleagues used to wonder if they were playing a game of "whack-a-mole," killing one terrorist only to see another pop up in his place.
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" On Sunday afternoon, the mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, told an interfaith gathering at another synagogue: "Houses of worship do not have to have armed guards to be able to practice their religions.
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William and Kate toured the mosque and courtyard, which is set in the heart of the Walled City, before joining a discussion with faith leaders to understand how they are promoting interfaith harmony within their communities.
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But interfaith conflict has escalated sharply since 2012, when communal violence in the far-western state of Rakhine left dozens dead and displaced more than 100,000 members of the Muslim minority group Rohingya from their homes.
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She said he had a reputation as a charismatic and adept fund-raiser with a résumé replete with positions leading interfaith groups and working on a White House Interreligious Cooperation Task Force during the Obama administration.
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The investors, led by The Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, presented a resolution on gun safety at American Outdoor Brand's annual shareholder meeting Tuesday, the same resolution it successfully passed at Sturm Ruger earlier this year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Amid rising sectarian tensions and religious animosities in the region, Abu Dhabi has unveiled plans for an expansive interfaith complex that bundles together a mosque, a church, and a synagogue.
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As Neil J. Young shows in We Gather Together: The Religious Right and the Problem of Interfaith Politics, the new spirit of ecumenism was not only a response to a shared commitment to anti-feminist politics.
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The Episcopal Church urged the House's moderate leader, Joe Straus, to continue opposing the bathroom bills in July, and the state's largest interfaith coalition of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim leaders rallied against the legislation last week.
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He is leader of a sovereign power which plays a role in world affairs; a master of interfaith diplomacy; and a shepherd and inspiration to Catholic flocks large and small in almost every country in the world.
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They're not as ubiquitous as cocktail bars and souvenir shops, but chapels and interfaith prayer spaces, many with full or part-time chaplains, are among the amenities offered by more than three dozen airports around the country.
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The Texas Republican and Obama will join former President George W. Bush, Vice President Joe Biden and First Lady Michelle Obama for an interfaith memorial service following the attack last week that left five police officers killed.
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The Romero Institute — which describes itself as an "interfaith team of attorneys, organizers, and researchers" and says it is "committed to working on social justice causes" — has hired a lobbying firm to oppose the Dakota Access pipeline.
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On Thursday, he held a roundtable discussion with local advocacy groups on immigration reform and then was expected to hold another discussion with leaders of the Northern Virginia interfaith and civil rights communities later in the day.
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"The current leadership has no legitimate rationale for why they've dismissed anyone other than they don't want to hear dissenting voices," said Josh Zinner, the CEO of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility and a CAB member.
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He and Ms. Mask chose to work through some of their issues by signing on with Honeymoon Israel, an organization in Buffalo that offers interfaith partners, including gay and lesbian couples, subsidized 10-day trips to Israel.
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Thousands gathered for an interfaith prayer vigil at Pittsburgh's Sixth Presbyterian Church in the hours following the mass shooting at the city's Tree of Life synagogue, packing the pews with mourners from different congregations across the community.
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The slogans that Altintas shouted, which were captured on video and circulated widely on social media, suggested he was aligned to a radical Islamist ideology, rather than that of Gulen, who preaches a message of interfaith dialogue.
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Her father, a pediatrician, is the medical director of Parkland Memorial Hospital's Community Health Plan in Dallas and the head of Dallas Area Interfaith, a nonprofit that helps residents negotiate civic matters with government and private institutions.
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At an interfaith vigil on Sunday evening, Rich Fitzgerald, the top county official in Pittsburgh, spoke about how he had watched people snap into action after the shooting, organize assistance efforts and offer whatever help they could.
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The expressions of dismay helped to drive his eventual retreat from the policy, but they reflected the same interfaith divide that opened in Mount Pleasant over the workplace raid, another facet of the administration's "zero tolerance" policy.
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Then I was hired by the HealthCare Chaplaincy Network, a nonprofit organization that provides interfaith chaplains to help people faced with illness, and operates at major New York hospitals like Winthrop and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
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Neerja Gursahaney and Ting Gu are to be married July 2 at Monteverde at Oldstone, a historic mansion in Cortlandt, N.Y. Elizabeth Phaire, an interfaith minister with the Celebrant Foundation and Institute, is to perform the ceremony.
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For those that have read "The End of White Christian America" by Robert P. Jones, the idea of a candidate with an interfaith background is intriguing in a nation becoming more and more religiously and culturally pluralistic.
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" Of course, all this is happening within a political context, which Eboo Patel, an interfaith leader, explains in a chapter on "the American ummah" in his book "Out of Many Faiths: Religious Diversity and the American Promise.
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Both American Outdoor and Sturm Ruger for instance face shareholder resolutions calling for them to report on their efforts related to gun safety, according to a list of resolutions kept by the Interfaith Center for Corporate Responsibility.
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In Washington, the National Cathedral was due to hold an interfaith worship service to remember the 4.7 million Americans who served in World War One and honor the U.S. military's work preserving peace and liberty since then.
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Muslim marriages and divorces, and interfaith ones involving a Muslim, are governed by the Muslim Marriage and Divorce Act, which also permits a man to commit polygamy without the acquiescence or knowledge of other wives he may have.
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"If you or someone you know is aware of a church or synagogue involved in or considering interfaith outreach, please warn them about organizations and individuals connected to the Muslim Brotherhood," the organization said in a 2012 statement.
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The event, VHacks, is bringing together 120 students for a 36-hour hackathon aimed at finding technological solutions for three global issues the Catholic Church hopes to address: social inclusion, interfaith dialogue, and assistance for migrants and refugees.
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"Getting that stability and then the autonomy just helps you re-engage with the community that's isolated and marginalized a lot of folks for a long time," said Brandon Peterson, development director of the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado.
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But a recent rise in violence at churches, mosques and synagogues prompted Orlando International Airport to rethink holding religious services at its interfaith chapel and reflection space, prompting some concern about whether other airports will make similar changes.
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DUBAI — Pope Francis marked the first-ever visit by a head of the Catholic Church to the Arabian Peninsula, beginning a three-day tour of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) meant to celebrate tolerance and promote interfaith dialogue.
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Nine of the resolutions were coordinated by the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, a coalition of about 300 institutional investors that press their portfolio companies to take action on human rights, gender and racial diversity, and the environment.
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Before the dinner, as part of interfaith storytelling in one of Hillel's prayer spaces, Nazifa Sarawat told a circle of fellow students and clergy members how she had arrived in New York City as a toddler from Bangladesh.
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In response, even before Tuesday's attack, Muslim organizations had ramped up their ground game with an interfaith prayer vigil, a second round of self-defense classes for Muslim women, and a renewed push to report suspected bias crimes.
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They may have died alone, but they were buried together, in a mass grave, and were honored together this week in an interfaith ceremony that has been an annual ritual in Los Angeles for more than a century.
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He is also involved with Atlanta chapter of the American Jewish Committee, through which the couple met in 2014; he is a vice chairman of the young professionals group and manages its interfaith outreach to the Muslim community.
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Saving for retirement the Muslim way involves "very intentional investing that is consistent with values," said Josh Zinner, the chief executive of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, in a telephone interview from his office in New York.
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"You are contributing to the promotion and the ideals of tolerance and interfaith dialogue, inspired by Fethullah Gülen and his transnational social movement," the former president said at the Turkish Cultural Center's Third Annual Friendship Dinner in 2008.
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"When a sexual perpetrator is a man of status and power such as Harvey Weinstein, the fight response can feel futile," said Sheri Heller, a psychotherapist and interfaith minister who specializes in trauma and complex post-traumatic stress.
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"Not only did Pope John XXIII inaugurate a new emphasis on interfaith dialogue, but the Second Vatican Council specifically 'exonerated' Jews for Christ's death," he wrote, referring to reforms by the Roman Catholic Church in the mid-1960s.
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On March 5, Jacob Ritter, an interfaith minister, is to lead the couple in an exchange of vows in a ceremony on the beach at the Phi Phi Island Village Beach Resort on Ko Phi Phi Island, Thailand.
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At that point, Catholics the world over were still responding to the aftermath of World War II, and the Holocaust in particular, leading some Catholics to question the language and tone with which the church approached interfaith issues.
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Ron Werner Jr., an organizer at the Interfaith Movement for Immigrant Justice, said he was allowed into the prison for the first time on Wednesday to lead a Christian service, but was not permitted to minister to individual detainees.
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Madrid, Spain (CNN)President Barack Obama and former President George W. Bush on Tuesday will speak at an interfaith memorial service in Dallas for five police officers slain late last week, as well as meet with the victims' families.
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In an open letter, Ms. Frenk and the head of a local group promoting interfaith dialogue criticized the theater, its decision to open the play on the anniversary of Hitler's birth and the opening-night deal for free tickets.
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LONDON, March 8 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met the head of the Anglican church in London on Thursday, promising to promote interfaith dialogue as part of his domestic reforms, the British faith leader's office said.
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While ongoing violence in CAR is conducted by 85033 armed groups and the country is reliant on UN peacekeepers, the government could take steps to address impunity, improve religious freedom and interfaith conditions, and assist victims of sectarian violence.
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Moshe Kantor is president of the European Jewish Congress and the European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation, where he leads the struggle against anti-Semitism and racism and the promotion of tolerance and reconciliation, human rights and interfaith dialogue.
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" The report also argued academic institutions that accept donations from "shariah-adherent individuals or governments" should be "discouraged" from promoting things like "interfaith dialogue" or "Muslim-Christian understanding," because that effort "amounts to promoting shariah or civilization jihadist agendas.
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Samora M. Smith, an interfaith minister ordained by the New Seminary in New York, led the ceremony, which incorporated Christian elements as well as the African-American tradition of jumping the broom, symbolizing the leap into a new life.
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The clincher came a few weeks into the term, when he heard a guest speaker on campus address the importance of interfaith relations in this age of deep divides not only among religions but also between believers and nonbelievers.
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One of the protesters who was detained and later released was Khin Sandar Tun, 29, a Muslim from the Kaman ethnic group in the violence-torn Rakhine State and one of Myanmar's most well-known peace and interfaith activists.
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Louis Olivieri, who was ordained by the One Spirit Interfaith Seminary, officiated, Mr. Rimi (left), 31, works in New York as a legal marketing and business development practitioner for Hogan Lovells, a law firm headquartered in London and Washington.
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One of the doctors stranded overseas last week, according to Pro Publica, was Dr. Kamal Fadlalla, an internal medicine specialist from Sudan who is a second-year resident at Interfaith Medical Center, which serves Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights.
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This provided a selection of books and films by and about Muslims and Islamic culture as well as funds to host educational events like an interfaith Eid al-Adha hosted by the Saudi student club at a Catholic university.
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Days later, he led an interfaith service in honor of Mr. Herzog at the Catedral da Sé, the seat of the Archdiocese of São Paulo, alongside Archbishop Arns (who later became a cardinal) and Jaime Wright, a Presbyterian pastor.
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"Cases of sectarian violence usually have a trigger, like building a church or (interfaith) affairs, but this is targeted violence solely because they are Christian," explained Ishak Ibrabim, the freedom of faith officer at the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Police have detained four members of a hardline Hindu militia founded by the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh on suspicion of killing a Muslim man who had helped an interfaith couple elope, an investigating official said on Wednesday.
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It wasn't until he saw the event's themes—creating technological solutions for encouraging social inclusion, promoting interfaith dialogue, and providing resources to migrants and refugees—that he realized it was not only real, but something he wanted to take part in.
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"A Phineas Priest is any individual who commits a 'Phineas action,' a reference to an Old Testament story in which an interfaith couple is slain by a Hebrew man named Phineas who is then rewarded by God," according to the SPLC.
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