Multifaith

What is “right speech” regarding intrafaith diversity in multifaith conversation?

Our hearts must remain open and tender, crying along with God for all lives lost; we must remember that we are all created in God’s image.

We simply sit with and name our grief, sadness and feelings of overwhelm. We lift up the power of this community to offer space for healing and affirmation.

Reading a sacred text can put it on your heart, and then when your heart breaks, the holy words fall inside.

A Response to Rabbi Nancy Fuchs Kreimer's "Multifaith Relations: Four Decades of an Evolving Field"

How can encountering religious diversity help us grow spiritually? If we can let down our barriers of fear and mistrust, how might we be enriched and inspired by the insights of other traditions?

Honoring Nancy Fuchs Kreimer for her signal and courageous contributions to the field of multifaith studies.

African-American and Jewish residents of Capitol Hill are sitting in interfaith text studies. They hear the very different ways our communities engage with text and think about God.