To foster meaningful interfaith dialogue and relationships, Patricia Vargas, chaplain at Harmar Place, has outlined a program for 2021. She explains, “During the year we are going to post and display symbols that represent specific faiths/beliefs and to engage residents and staff in games and crafts that will encourage them to learn, listen, find common ground and respect differences.” In addition, Harmar Place will cooperate with Ohio’s Hospice to host two interfaith conversation panels and Zoom chats on the topics of death and dying and the role of faith in their lives and communities. Via Zoom, residents will also be invited to participate in small group workshops on justice issues.