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Tag Archives: Parliament of the World’s Religions
Parliament set for October in Salt Lake City
The Parliament of the World’s Religions, a global interfaith assembly whose roots go back into the late 19th century, will convene once again this coming year in Salt Lake City, Utah from October 15-19. This is the first time since … Continue reading
Concern for those in the Gaza conflict
SiVIC, ING, and the Parliament of the World’s Religions – three organizations that I respect and work with – have issued statements of concern about the current situation in Gaza. In times of profound conflict, the relationships that have been … Continue reading
Building a local interfaith movement with a global perspective
On Saturday evening, May 29, 2010, from 7:00 – 9:00 pm, the San Jose Friends’ Meeting (Quakers) will be hosting an interfaith activist from Southern California along with local religious leaders to explore the work of interfaith and the implications … Continue reading
Parliament Ends with Words from Dalai Lama
The Parliament of the World’s Religions came to an end today in Melbourne, after six days of dialogue, discussion, learning, and prayers of many traditions. In his closing address to the assembly, the Dalai Lama challenged them to work to … Continue reading
In the interfaith aquarium
I have always enjoyed visiting aquariums (aquaria?). I am fascinated by the unbelievable diversity of sea life- the different colors, shapes, tricks, and defenses that these creatures manifest. How is it possible that all these things are alive? No matter … Continue reading
Videos from Melbourne Parliament
The Parliament has posted a brief video of the opening plenary session on Thursday evening. Other videos will be added. Parliament of the World’s Religions (Vimeo)
Where the past meets the future
I was deeply moved twice during the opening program for the Parliament of the World’s Religions. I have already mentioned the sense of being a part of a movement through history. The other moment came near the end. The choir … Continue reading
