Jan 31 - Opening Convocation and Conference at the People's Park; Interfaith March around the City Center Feb 1 - 7 : Vegan, Kosher, and Halal Food Festival Days Feb 1-6 : University Tour of the Baguio Interfaith Group promoting Sharing of Faith and Life Feb 7 : whole day Communal, Simultaneous, Though Diversified Prayers at the Abanao St.

The Interfaith Partnership for Understanding, Respect and Community Service is moving from words and good intentions into actions under the "Building Bridges, Serving Communities" project. The project has been initiated by the Trinity Christian College in response to the challenge presented by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives. The ultimate goal is to move beyond the interfaith dialogue into education and community service programs that are uniquely interfaith as well as providing service to the communities. This particular gathering on Saturday, February, 13/2016 is a follow up on two previous interfaith events; "Love God, Love your Neighbor", and "From Friendship to Partnership". The theme for this event is "Love Your Neighbor: Serve the .community"

Cedar Rapids, a small yet important city in the state of Iowa in the heartland of America. The city has an established interfaith organization, which I serve as it's vice-president, however, this event is going to be unique in bringing the people together to learn about and celebrate the religious diversity of their city. I believe that there are many efforts to bring leaders of different faiths together,but little effort to bring people of different faith together. I also think that the fact that I have studied at Al Azhar at the hands of and under scholars like Dr.Ali Gomaa the former grand Mufti of Egypt and Dr. Usama Al Azhary - this gives great significance to the event because the students of such great scholars are carrying their moderate and correct understanding of Islam even in small and local towns all over the world.

2nd Festival celebration at our campus in Richmond, BC, Canada. The central theme is Friends no Fear in the interfaith and secular communities. We are providing opportunity for student to make submissions and commitments during the week to do something to promote harmony. We are featuring a panel on prayer, mediation, mindfulness, and a religious leader meetup circle and various speakers. The event goes 3 days Feb. 2-4 with music, food and displays.

On Monday 1st February we commence celebration of WIHW at 4:30 am at Fajar Prayer Time at Jame Mosque Mai Saleem Akhtar New Sohan Islamabad with the Dars -e -Quran on Verse # 3/64, Ulema Imams and Khateebs of area have been invited to share this event the rest of the day we will organize book name ly Meelad- e-Mustafa and Masieh by our Laptop at MISC Office.

Since 2007, Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston has been organizing city-wide dinner dialogues that have increased interfaith understanding, collaboration, and respect. Over 3,000 people have been through our Dinner Dialogue programs over the past 8 years. Our February Dialogue will be about how our stories of our faith, and how we share them, brings us deeper understanding and closer relationships. Interfaith Ministries is also Houston's oldest interfaith service organization, serving 4,000 seniors daily with our Meals on Wheels program, and resettling about 1500 refugees each year through our Refugee Services program.

Mosaic Harmony proudly presents "Mosaic Harmony and Friends - One Humankind" as our first annual concert consisting of choirs we have invited to participate from the Washington metropolitan area. Mosaic Harmony is a multi-faith, multicultural community choir that draws on the rich heritage of African-American inspirational music. As a human mosaic, we strive to illustrate and encourage unity in the midst of diversity, one song at a time. Committed to the belief that inspirational music can create a community of interfaith and racial harmony, the choir members represent several different races, numerous faith traditions, and a variety of occupations. We are joined together by the ministry of music, our beliefs uniting us as a choir, energizing us to share our message and connect to others. Together we celebrate a commitment to creative expression, musical excellence, commitment to service and shared joy and support. We are a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that has been funded over the years by donations from our devoted members and fans, and through paid performances, and by annual Mosaic Harmony fundraising concerts. The choir performs approximately ten times during its choral season in locations throughout the Washington metropolitan area. We seek to promote interfaith, interracial harmony through our performances. We welcome singers and audiences of different faiths, races, and cultures. We lift spirits, stir souls, and enliven audiences wherever we perform!

ILEAD is IM's interfaith youth leadership program for local high schoolers. The public is invited to join our ILEAD students as we visit two or three local houses of worship representing different faith traditions. More information coming soon. Registration opens in January 2016!