Love and Care in the Age of Social Media
The E-Vam Buddhist Institute is hosting a multi-faith forum on 2 June entitled Love and Care for Others in the Age of Social Media. This will be a fascinating discussion and a lovely day out in the Yarra Valley.
The Society of Friends (Northern Suburbs) will conduct a weekend Compassionate Communication workshop on 29 – 30 June.
Quaker Interfaith Gathering
Quakers of North Fitzroy, Victoria, will hold an interfaith gathering on Sunday 19 May 2013, from 2.00 – 4.30 pm
On behalf of the Yarra Institute for Religion & Social Policy, Bruce Duncan CSsR is delighted to invite you to hear Associate Professor Kath Engebretson launch Dr Joan Daw’s book, Young People, Faith, & Social Justice
Next Wednesday evening the guest at Carlton Conversations will be Derek McDougall who will consider Australian values and the Asian Century.
The Tenth JCMA Winter Conference 2013 for Jewish, Christian and Muslim Women will focus on Repentance and Forgiveness.
Antony James of OASES will lead an open conversation on spirituality and sustainability at Nunawading Uniting Church on Sunday 28 April, 3 – 4.30pm.
Nonviolent Communication Australia will conduct an interactive evening that will introduce you to underlying principles of Non Violent Communication – and provide insights into human communications.
A discussion group will be formed to talk about the book Gandhi and Jesus: the saving power of nonviolence by Terrence J Rynne and the questions it raises for us about living in peace.
Artist Ma Late, winner of the 2011 Heartlands Refugee Fine Art Prize, will bring her first solo exhibition to the Point Nepean National Park from 16 February – 15 April 2012.
The Reverend Doug Dargaville, former General Secretary of the Victorian Council of Churches from 1966 – 1982, and again for a time in 1995, passed away on 19 March 2013.
Irris Makler is an Australian foreign correspondent and author. She will talk about her new book, Hope Street, Jerusalem a reporter’s memoir and a love story, set in Jerusalem during the Intifada. It’s funny, sad, insightful and still optimistic.
Chant-Fest is a retreat-festival experience which awakens your inner-soul and touches your heart through blissful devotional chanting and dancing.
A public lecture will be presented to the Melbourne Sea of Faith Network by David Miller from the Existentialist Society on 7.30pm Thursday 21st February 2013 at the Carlton Library.
The Council of Christians and Jews (Victoria) will host a panel on Religious and Legal Attitudes on Refugees on 17 February in Richmond, Victoria.
The Seventh JCMA Women’s Conference 2013 for Jewish, Christian and Muslim Women will be commence on 10 February 2013 at Lower Plenty.
The Centre for Dialogue at Latrobe University specialises in the philosophy, method and practice of dialogue between communities, cultures, religions and civilisations.
The Interfaith Centre of Melbourne will conduct a one-day interfaith seminar on The Art of Living and Dying, examining how different religious traditions meet with these challenges.