AFN is part of the Nation Steering Group to oversee Inter Faith Week and beyond. Is great to be working with this team of dedicated people. This report was submitted by the ASHA Centre*. Last week 32 senior representatives of local, regional and national interfaith organisations across England gathered in the Forest of Dean in…
The Annual interfaith fun run is a fantastic example of celebrating faith through sport and encouraging healthy lifestyles. Held annually at Stonex Sports Stadium in Barnet and organised by Jewish organisation Macabi GB & FBF it’s become a firm event in the AFN calender. The AFN Team( 7 strong this year) joined hundreds of people…
AFN took part in the first London Interfaith Fun Run where over 300 runners from London’s diverse faith and belief communities fundraised for local causes. There were a range of events from the 10km run to a 1km run or walk. The event, held in the Stonex Stadum in Barnet was organised by the Faith…
The All Faiths Network held its yearly Interfaith Week event to celebrate religions in their diverse manifestations as well as demonstrate how religions can work together. This year brought us new challenges with a UK-wide lockdown and many months of disrupted society, so we went on-line to hold a memorable and uplifting 2-hour event. AFN…
Our publication of practical international Faith responses to COVID-19 is now available as a book on Amazon – click the picture to go to the download page. It is a free download Martin Weightman Director All Faiths Network martin@allfaithsnetwork.org www.allfaithsnetwork.org
The All Faiths Network participated in UK’s Interfaith Week with an event featuring a broad range of different artistic religious performances intermixed with short talks from an equally wide range of speakers. The purpose of our event was to show that whilst religions may be widely different in expression and approach, there is also…
15 November 6pm – 9pm 35-37 Fitzroy Street, London W1T 6DX We invite you to join us for a celebration of UK Interfaith Week at en evening of dance, song and music.If you would like to contribute a 5-10 minute presentation please contact us, otherwise we hope you will come just to join in. Please…
The CESNUR conference ended with a field trip to two religious communities in the area. The first was the Church Universal Soul, a monastic Christian community with an understanding of reincarnation. See https://www.cesnur.org/conferences/riga2000/plz.htm for some limited information about the community. The second visit was to Damanhur, a Federation of spiritual communities, with its own Constitution,…
The Jalsa Salana is the biggest gathering of Muslims in the UK with about 35,000 people attending over a three-day period. The major aim of the gathering “is that the sincere members of the Jama’at should be able to derive religious benefits and at the same time they should acquire more knowledge and advance in…
Tracey Coleman attended this year’s Interfaith Network AGM and Annual National Meeting. The All Faiths Network is a National Member Body. The purpose of IFN is to Promoting inter faith understanding and cooperation and acts as an umbrella group for different interfaith groups and religious organisations to to promote understanding, cooperation and good relations between…
