The Whitehorse Interfaith Network will conduct an exploration of Migration and Faith, with a theme of “many ways to get there”.
Non-Christian Religions respond
A number of non-Christian religious organisations have provided responses to the Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry.
Royal Commission calls for public responses
The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse has requested community participation in its issues papers.
Seeing the Footprints of Our Ever-surprising God
Dr Anita Ray, a devout Christian, will speak about her personal journey of faith across three continents at the Shiva Ashram, Mt Eliza.
NAIDOC Week and Reconciliation
In observance of NAIDOC WEEK, the Uniting Church will conduct one day workshop will consider the theological underpinnings of the journey towards justice and reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-indigenous peoples in Australia.
A garden for the soul
Tasmanian Buddhist Monk Thich Thong Phap constructed a zen garden at the Palliative Care Unit, Hobart.
July – Religions for Peace Tasmania
The next meeting for Religions for Peace Tasmania Branch will be held on Tuesday 9 July 2013 from 12 noon to 1.00pm at the Fifty and Better Centre, 108 Bathurst St, Hobart in the downstairs room.
What Does Interfaith Mean to You
Ballarat Interfaith Network will conduct a forum on the topic: What Does Interfaith Mean to You? on Saturday 20th July, at 2pm in the Ballarat and District Aboriginal Co-operative Cultural Education Centre
Remembering the Evian Conference
Josie Lacey, OAM, Chair of Religions for Peace NSW, recently gave a talk on remembering the Evian Conference
Women, Peace and Security
Young UN Women Australia Brisbane Chapter invites women to attend the national Women, Peace and Security workshops on Saturday 3 August 2013.
Visit to Quakers SA
The Multifaith Association of South Australia will join Quakers of South Australia and participate in a worship service.
