People of all faiths in Woking,Surrey are invited to a working luncheon to consider how people of all faiths can make a local difference in local community. Four possible 'action points' for community engagement will be proposed and discussed. The meal is an opportunity for different faith communities to establish deeper frienships as they jointly serve the wider community.

Ross Altman and Jill Fenimore Present: 2 Daniel Pearl Memorial Concerts Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of his Murder On February 1, 2002 -1- The Harmony for Humanity Concert On Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 7:00 to 10:00 PM At The Talking Stick Coffeehouse 1411 Lincoln Blvd Venice, CA 90291 –2- The Daniel Pearl Yahrtzeit Concert With Yahrtzeit candle and Yizkor Prayer On Wednesday, February 1, 2012, 7:00 to 8:30 PM In the Sanctuary At The Santa Monica Synagogue 1448 18th Street Santa Monica, CA 90404 Guest Artists for both shows: Jill Fenimore on Fingerstyle Guitar w/ Harmonica by RA Jeff Gold Singer/Songwriter Larry Hanks and Deborah Robins Singers of Old American Songs Carol McArthur on Keyboards and Guitar Mike Perlowin on Pedal Steel Guitar Phee Sherline on Hammer Dulcimer Canyon Ellen Singer/Songwriter April Wayland on Violin Paul Zollo Singer/Songwriter And Ross Altman Reading from At Home In the World by Daniel Pearl Daniel Pearl was a Wall Street Journal reporter on assignment in Pakistan in early 2002; he came to tell the story of those we were fighting; he was kidnapped by terrorists and murdered on February 1, 2002. His legacy has reached across cultural divides and built bridges of understanding and compassion through music, lecture series and guest scholarships reaching out to those most in need of his spirit of tolerance and what he has come to represent: Harmony for Humanity. The Daniel Pearl Foundation sponsors World Music Days every October, his birth month (October 10, 1963), to foster a respect for people of all faiths and ethnic backgrounds. On this, the 10th anniversary of his murder, we take time to pause and reflect, to light a candle in his memory, and say a prayer that such an act may never happen again. And we sing and make music in the hope that his uncommon spirit and singular courage may continue to light the world. —Both Shows are Free & Open to the Public—No Reservations Required— 2 Daniel Pearl Memorial Concerts Are an Altman-Fenimore Production © 2012 Grey Goose Music All Rights Reserved.

This we will try to float idea to all stakeholders of the society and gather some from Civil Society, Religious Leaders and Teachers so people may know about the significance of the week to be celebrated every year in Pakistan.

Interreligieuze Lunch / Interfaith Lunch Zondag 5 februari 2012, 13.00 uur Restaurant Van der Valk te Breukelen (Netherlands) (if you don't read/speak Dutch and want to know more, please contact us!) Liefde voor God of Goed en voor onze naaste is het mystieke hart van elke religie. U bent van harte uitgenodigd deel te nemen aan de Interreligieuze Lunch. Het concept voor deze Interreligieuze Lunch is eenvoudig: U zoekt thuis (als u wilt) teksten, poëzie, gebeden, wijsheden en dergelijke uit uw eigen (of een andere, of geen) traditie, welke u raken en inspireren en neemt deze mee naar de Interreligieuze Lunch. We komen samen in Breukelen, gaan aan tafel met (nog) onbekende mensen, bestellen onze eigen lunch (en rekenen zelf af) om vervolgens op informele wijze met elkaar kennis te maken. We vertellen en bevragen elkaar over wie we zijn, over onze religieuze of spirituele tradities, onze levensfilosofieën, onze verlangens voor deze wereld en over de inspiratie die we zelf vinden in onze eigen en/of andere religies en tradities. Deze uitnodiging gaat uit naar IEDEREEN, ongeacht leeftijd, culturele en/of religieuze achtergrond, gender, huidskleur, kledingsvoorkeur, sociaal economische status, sexuele voorkeur, etc. Ook wanneer je hart uitgaat naar een harmonieuze en vredelievende wereld, maar je inspiratie niet vindt in enige religieuze en/of spirituele traditie (humanisten, atheïsten, ietsisten, of wie dan ook) ben je van harte welkom! De praktische gegevens: Wanneer: Zondagmiddag 5 februari 2012 om 13.00 uur eindtijd is geheel afhankelijk van uw eigen agenda, de inspiratie en gezelligheid) Waar: Restaurant/Hotel De Valk te Breukelen Stationsweg 91, 3621 LK Breukelen aan de A2 en vlak naast station Breukelen!) Kosten: Iedereen bestelt en betaalt zijn/haar eigen lunch Aanmelding: www.InterspiritueelSeminarie.nl (aanmelding noodzakelijk i.v.m. de voorbereidingen) Telefonische aanmelding is ook mogelijk via (+31)(0)6-50623003) Wij kijken uit naar de ontmoeting! Met hartelijke groet, Rev. Joan Elkerbout & Priscilla van Lierop Interspiritueel Seminarie

A meeting of representatives of different faiths from the local community, sharing Words from their teachings, and praying for 2012 to be a year of reconciliation, mutual understanding and true Peace. Un incontro fra persone della nostra realtà locale, rappresentanti diverse fedi, che condividono parole dalle rispettive Scritture e insegnamenti e pregano affinché il 2012 sia un anno di riconciliazione, comprensione reciproca e vera Pace.

The Multi-faith Program in Word and Song is presented by Rev. Betty Stookey and Noel Paul Stookey, at the Norwich Congregational Church, Norwich, Vermont Sunday, January 29, 2012 at 4:30 p.m. The event is followed by a pot luck supper. Sponsored by the church, the celebration is free and open to people of all faiths and persuasions. Betty. a U.C.C. minister, former chaplain at Northfield Mount Hermon School, has believed since childhood, and practiced in her ministry, a multi-faith vision, one in which we can learn to “appreciate, honor, and respect the individual voice and communal truth of another’s faith tradition.” Her husband, Noel Paul Stookey as the “Paul” of the legendary trio, Peter Paul and Mary, and as an independent musician, is “passionate about bringing the spiritual into the practice of everyday life. . . His sound is known across the land, from “The Wedding Song” to “In these Times.” Recognizing Love as the common calling in many different faiths, Betty reads expressions of the Divine from a myriad of sources, while Noel responds in song.

Featuring: Pastor Don Mackenzie and Rabbi Ted Falcon, representing the Interfaith Amigos Ghada Ellithy representing the Muslim Association of Puget Sound Genjo Marinello Osho, representing Zen Buddhism And with their gifts of music: Ronning Family Members Sr. Ethna O’Doherty Elizabeth Hertzberg Jon Ramer Unity embraces pluralism and diversity; it’s up to us to get to know each other.

Performers will be the Taiko Drummers; Community United Methodist Church Bell Choir; Erik Stern from congregation B'rith Sholem; combined Methodist Choirs; and Wasatch Master Chorale.

This is a meditative service using andles, music, readings and prayers.

This is a Sundance film, described as "a beautiful and stirring tale based on a memoir of a woman who, after growing up in a Christian church, starts asking questions about what she's been taught."