• An Interfaith Response to Boston

    Over 100 supporters of the interfaith community gathered on Wednesday, April 24th, to offer prayers for the healing of Boston, and to begin to understand this act of violence as part of our interfaith world. Speakers were Imam Mohamed Hasic, Rev. David Greenhaw, and Rabbi Susan Talve. Each spoke about …

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  • Prince Among Slaves Film Screening and Discussion

    University City Public Library and Interfaith Partnership will host a screening and discussion of the film Prince Among Slaves, the remarkable true story of an African prince who endured the humiliation of slavery without ever losing his dignity or hope for freedom and while maintaining his deep Muslim faith. This event …

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  • Interfaith Is Back in 2013

    Dear Friends, Greetings! May 2013 be rich with blessings for each of you, our members and friends. The last few weeks have showcased the vitality of St. Louis’ interfaith community. First, and most sadly, the St. Louis interfaith community responded to the shootings in Newtown with a prayer service to …

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  • Annual Dinner & Celebration a Success

    On Thursday, October 18, over 270 people of diverse faiths gathered to celebrate St. Louis’ interfaith community and the ways our various faiths compel us to serve those in need. The diverse group convened at The Cedars at St. Raymond, a banquet hall attached to St. Raymond Maronite Cathedral. The …

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  • Powerful Photos Capture Spirit of “9/11 Interfaith Memorial in Music: An Appreciation of Religious Diversity”

    Photographer Ray Marklin brings us these powerful images which highlight the powerful stage show and interactive artwork from the “9/11 Interfaith Memorial in Music: An Appreciate of Religious Diversity.” The event was a presentation of Arts & Faith St. Louis, a collaborative working group dedicated to pursuing collaboration between faith …

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An Interfaith Response to Boston

Over 100 supporters of the interfaith community gathered on Wednesday, April 24th, to offer prayers for the healing of Boston, and to begin to understand this act of violence as part of our interfaith world. Speakers were Imam Mohamed Hasic, Rev. David Greenhaw, and Rabbi Susan Talve. Each spoke about …

Interfaith Response to Boston

The events that unfolded in Boston have touched us all deeply as we pray for victims and their families, grieve with Boston as the city heals, and look ahead as we consider how this event fits into our collective understanding of ourselves as persons of peace and understanding. ALL are …

Interfaith Prayer Service for Boston

This evening, the St. Louis chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-St. Louis) will take part in an interfaith prayer service …