In response to the United Nations designating the first week of February as World Interfaith Harmony Week, breakfast events began forming around the globe. Scarritt-Bennett is pleased to be a part of this effort. Join us for breakfast and a conversation with women from different faith communities on how their spiritual journey has shaped their social justice efforts. Panelists: ---Aisha Lbhalla, The Muslim Women's Council ---Rev. Jennifer Bailey, SNAP outreach coordinator with Community Food Advocates ---Miriam Leibowitz, Reproductive Freedom Organizer with the ACLU-TN $12 (includes program and breakfast) Register: online: http://conta.cc/1ev3OP8 email: [email protected] call: (615) 340-7557 More info: [email protected] Complimentary parking is available in Scarritt-Bennett parking lots, accessible from 18th Ave S. Parking Lot B is the most convenient to this building.

Abilene Interfaith Council will have a full plate Monday with a potluck lunch, program a practitioner of Native American spirituality, and discussion of an upcoming regional interfaith conference in Lubbock. The meeting, which is open to the public, begins at noon in the parish hall of the Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest, 602 Meander St. Pizza slices will be available to purchase in addition to the potluck. Monday’s speaker will be Shawna Hayhurst, owner of Cassy’s gift shop since 1993 - She facilitates and teaches natural wellness techniques from various cultures, sponsors workshops and hosts monthly meetings of the Abilene Holistic Network. Hayhurst also is a chaplain for Native American offenders in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Her ministry to prisoners earned her the Texas Governor’s Award for outstanding religious volunteer service.

Interfaith group set to present forum The Lubbock Interfaith Association will host the first Interfaith Forum at 7 p.m. today, Jan. 25 at the First Unitarian Universalist Church, 2801 42nd St. The event will feature leaders from 10 traditions and perspectives: Hinduism, Judaism, Atheism, Kadampa Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Navajo, Paganism, Unitarian Universalist and Bahai Faith. The forum will include readings from sacred texts and stories, followed by open discussion with audience and panel.

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World Interfaith Harmony Week is February 1-7. How will you participate? How about some engaging dialogue, learning & interfaith professional Religions for Peace USA and the El-Hibri Foundation have collected some of the best leaders in interfaith work today and are offering them up in a tempting menu of free webinars. It’s like attending a whole conference in little bits each day for a week. And did we mention it was free? On Monday, Feb. 3 at 3 pm ET Dr. Mohammed Abu-Nimer of American University will share advice and information regarding the best practices and model of Interfaith Dialogue. Tune in here: http://www.rfpusa.org/the-best-of-interfaith/

World Interfaith Harmony Week is February 1-7. How will you participate? How about some engaging dialogue, learning & interfaith professional development? Religions for Peace USA and El Hibri Foundation have collected some of the best leaders in interfaith work today and are offering them up in a tempting menu of free webinars. It’s like attending a whole conference in little bits each day for a week. And did we mention it was free? On Tuesday, Feb. 4 at 1 pm ET Dr. Ken Bendell of the Department of Education will speak with us about the role of Government in the interfaith movement. Tune in here: http://www.rfpusa.org/the-best-of-interfaith/

World Interfaith Harmony Week is February 1-7. How will you participate? How about some engaging dialogue, learning & interfaith professional development? Religions for Peace USA and El Hibri Foundation have collected some of the best leaders in interfaith work today and are offering them up in a tempting menu of free webinars. It’s like attending a whole conference in little bits each day for a week. And did we mention it was free? On Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 2 pm ET Mr. Chris Stedman of Harvard and Religions New Service will speak with us about the role of Atheist and Secular voices in the interfaith movement. Tune in here: http://www.rfpusa.org/the-best-of-interfaith/

World Interfaith Harmony Week is February 1-7. How will you participate? How about some engaging dialogue, learning & interfaith professional development? Religions for Peace USA and El Hibri Foundation have collected some of the best leaders in interfaith work today and are offering them up in a tempting menu of free webinars. It’s like attending a whole conference in little bits each day for a week. And did we mention it was free? On Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 3 pm ET Mrs. Beth Katz of Project Interfaith and RavelUnravel will speak with us about the role of Government in the interfaith movement. Tune in here: http://www.rfpusa.org/the-best-of-interfaith/

World Interfaith Harmony Week is February 1-7. How will you participate? How about some engaging dialogue, learning & interfaith professional development? Religions for Peace USA and El Hibri Foundation have collected some of the best leaders in interfaith work today and are offering them up in a tempting menu of free webinars. It’s like attending a whole conference in little bits each day for a week. And did we mention it was free? On Thursday, Feb. 6 at 1 pm ET Rabbi Or Rose of Hebrew College & Dr. Jennifer Peace Howe of Andover Newton Seminary will speak with us about the future of Interfaith in Higher Education. Tune in here: http://www.rfpusa.org/the-best-of-interfaith/

World Interfaith Harmony Week is February 1-7. How will you participate? How about some engaging dialogue, learning & interfaith professional development? Religions for Peace USA and El Hibri Foundation have collected some of the best leaders in interfaith work today and are offering them up in a tempting menu of free webinars. It’s like attending a whole conference in little bits each day for a week. And did we mention it was free? On Thursday, Feb. 6 at 3 pm ET Rabbi Gerry Serotta of Clergy Beyond Borders & Imam Yahya Hendi of Georgetown University will address some of the hardest questions posed in interfaith dialogues. Tune in here: http://www.rfpusa.org/the-best-of-interfaith/