Tag Archives: Christians
Uncommon Ground
It’s the start of a new semester, a great time to remind your students to appreciate difference. Promote the value of cross-cultural relationships in your classes this year. This article from Teaching Tolerance on how friendships develops across these differences. … Continue reading
June 14, Discussion, “Current Challenges to Christian-Muslim Relations in Egypt”, USA
The US Institute of Peace, Washington, DC will host an exciting discussion with two contemporary religious leaders from Egypt on the topic of “Current Challenges to Christian-Muslim Relations in Egypt,” June 14, 2013. After decades of authoritarian rule, Egypt’s transition … Continue reading
CFA Deadline: Feb. 1, E-learning course “Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Europe: Modern Challenges,” UK
Applications are now being accepted for the e-learning course, ” Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Europe: Modern Challenges” at the Woolf Institute in the United Kingdom. Following two successful years, the course will commence in late February 2013. This three-part … Continue reading
CFA Deadline: Sep. 14, Workshop on the Reception of Josephus by Jews and Christians from Late Antiquity to 1750, UK
Applications are invited to participate in this workshop to be held at the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies on January 7-8 2013. Bursaries to cover travel expenses and accommodation will be available for selected participants. The workshop will … Continue reading
Help youth embrace diversity early in life
Jews, Christians And Muslims Study Together At Hartford Seminary
CENTER FOR CHRISTIAN-JEWISH UNDERSTANDING
The Center for Christian-Jewish Understanding of Sacred Heart University (CCJU) in Fairfield, Connecticut, draws together religious leaders, laity, scholars, theologians and educators to cultivate new seeds of mutual respect and develop programs and publications to overcome deep-seated antagonisms that recent … Continue reading
Cordoba Initiative
The Cordoba Initiative is a multi-national, multi-faith organization dedicated to improving understanding and building trust among people of all cultures and religions. The name Cordoba was chosen to symbolize the time in history when Muslims, Jews and Christians lived together … Continue reading