London: The UK’s Interfaith Network (IFN) celebrated its 30th anniversary today. The IFN brings religions and interfaith groups from around the UK together. It was also decided to hold the annual general meeting on the same day. The All Faiths Network was confirmed as a National Interfaith Member Body – one of four formal categories…
AFN members have been helping over the last few week with the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower disaster, working other religions, aid organisations and the local councils with hundreds of hours of volunteer assistance.
The Director of the All Faiths Network attended an interfaith peace event held by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Elder Association UK in Crawley recently. The event was titled World Crisis and Pathway to Peace. Four different faiths spoke and about from their own scriptures and religious activities on how their religion contributed to peace in the…
For the 30th year the Westminster Interfaith Multi-Faith Pilgrimage for Peace with the Hounslow Friends of Faith in the Hounslow area took place. Two members of the All Faiths Network also participated. Launching the Pilgrimage were MPs Ruth Cadbury (Brentford & Isleworth) and Seema Malhotra MP (Feltham & Heston) along with Councillor Nisar Malik, Mayor…
Last month the All Faiths Network hosted an interfaith forum concerning governmental and institutional responses to religious extremism. The debate explored critical issues, including suggestions that Government subsidies to interfaith bodies are failing to improve relations between faith communities. It was suggested that some bodies had been hijacked by unrepresentative cliques with links to extremist factions. The meeting also emphasised the…
We present a video review of the recent All Faiths Network forum, held at Church House, Westminster. A full video of the proceedings will be presented shortly. [niceyoutubelite id=”1JPMmxdGRK0″] If you would like to comment on the event or give ideas on the way forward please do not hesitate to write to us.
We were pleased to host an interfaith forum (17 March) on important issues of governmental and institutional responses to religious extremism. The debate brought together a number of outspoken speakers. It shone light into areas that interfaith dialogue does not often address, though necessarily should for real dialogue to take place. Amongst several issues tackled, the panel suggested that…
“Who is My Neighbour?” A Multifaith Response to Critical Issues for the General Election Tuesday 17 March 2015 at 1.30 arrival for 2.00pm prompt start Please note that there is a change of venue from the Parliament to close by at Church House as all Parliament’s rooms were needed for Parliamentary activitiesCouncil Room, Church House,…
The All Faiths Network for the United Kingdom is registered charity 1145611, and is a network which reaches into some twenty-five different belief and faith traditions. We welcome membership without discrimination from every faith and belief which is recognised under Section 10 of the Equality Act 2010.
