Upcoming event: Invitation to attend House of Commons meeting March 17
PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE OF VENUE: 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, Church of England Headquarters, Dean’s Yard, London SW1P 3NZ (nearest tube: Westminster or Victoria, entrance via Dean’s Yard, Westminster Abbey)…
PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE OF VENUE:
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, Church of England Headquarters, Dean’s Yard, London SW1P 3NZ
(nearest tube: Westminster or Victoria, entrance via Dean’s Yard, Westminster Abbey)
All concerned with interfaith are invited to participate in a very special event in Parliament, which aims to allow a free and open discussion about the state of interfaith in Britain. The meeting will take place on:
TUESDAY 17 MARCH AT 1.30PM ARRIVAL FOR 2.00PM PROMPT START, UNTIL 4.00PM
To attend, for security reasons please e-mail us with your full name and a contact mobile number, and we will add you to the guest list. Please allow at least 30 minutes to pass through the security check at Parliament.The current environment nationally and internationally presents a number of challenges to community relations and interfaith harmony between different faiths. We are strong supporters of the positive work that the Inter Faith Network (IFN) has done – as a national interfaith body which is overwhelmingly funded by the British taxpayer.The current national and international environment presents a number of challenges to community relations and harmony between different faiths.We therefore ask for your assistance, and invite you to bring your ideas and your questions to a meeting about how the challenges our changing world presents can best be met. This invite is open to Parliamentarians, IFN officers and Executive Committee members, interfaith groups, experts in the field and ordinary members of the public.
Yours sincerely
Satish Sharma, Secretary of the National Council of Hindu Temples [IFN Member Body]
Danny Diskin, Chair of the Interfaith Alliance UK [IFN Member Body]
Martin Weightman, Director All Faiths Network
Martin Weightman, Director All Faiths Network
Please may I attend the House of Commons event today?
I have a particular interest in putting more South Asian History into the Schools curriculum
Canon Michael Roden
North Herts Interfaith Forum
Rector of Hitchin
Dear Mr. Roden
Thank you for your enquiry about today’s forum. You will be most welcome to attend the event, and I have added your name to our list.
Please note that the venue changed from the House of Commons to Church House, Dean’s Yard – details are here: http://www.allfaithsnetwork.org/change-of-venue-for-parliamentary-meeting-17-march/
Best regards
Mike Garside
Website administrator
I am a Quaker and the Labour Party PPC for Bromley and Chislehurst.
I’d like to attend your meeting on 17 March – in a personal capacity: I have particular experience in ecumenical and interfaith affairs – especially as they relate to the promotion of the key policy for peace: income/economic equality.
For all, the best, equally
John Courtneidge (Dr)
0795 099 6418
Hi John
Thanks for your reply. I have passed it on to our Secretary who will contact you with registration details for the meeting.
I am currently requesting personal contributions from people of different faiths on the subject of mutual respect between religions – for example how in your view Quakerism would support such respect. If you are moved to write an article I would be very happy to receive it. The suggested length is between 300 and 1000 words.
With best regards
Mike Garside
Editor