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April 2026
Faith250 Event
2026 is the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. At this Faith250 event, multiple faiths are enjoying respectful dialogue, food, and fellowship, leading up to this coming July 4; gatherings to consider the meaning and blessings of our country’s founding. We can create this together: a once-in-a-generation opportunity for neighbors to meet neighbors, a chance to regain unity through conversation about some of America’s most inspiring words. This event will take place on Apr 16 from 6pm-8pm. Register here.
Find out more »Gathering in Song: A Night of Music at Abrahamic House
Across many faith traditions, music is used as a fundamental component of worship, meant to connect us with the divine and our broader communities. We hope you'll join us for a night that explores how music shows up across faith and spirituality, with performances from local artists whose art connects them to something greater than themselves. Please feel free to BYOB and snacks! Register here
Find out more »Learn Garland Making and Mudras
Discover the beauty of a timeless Indian tradition—garland making for beloved deities. Join us for a hands-on session with Dr. Vijayalakshmi Nimmagadda (MD), certified Mudra Therapist, and learn both the art of crafting flower garlands and powerful hand gestures to balance energy and enhance well-being. Open to all adults who would like to learn the art of garland making. What to Bring : Please bring your own flowers ( preferably mums), a pair of scissors and a longer needle…
Find out more »21st annual Israeli-Palestinian Joint Memorial Ceremony
On Monday, April 20th, the eve of Memorial day In Israel, we will come together for the 21st Israeli–Palestinian Joint Memorial Ceremony - a shared act of remembrance that refuses the belief that war, bloodshed, dehumanization and conflict must define our future. Together, we will show that there is another way - and that despite it all, hope is still alive. The ceremony will take place in Israel, with a simultaneous event in Palestine, and will be broadcast live to…
Find out more »Multi-faith Earth Day Celebration
Join WISC-EEWG, Ecumenical Advocacy Days and Creation Justice Ministries for a multi-faith celebration for Earth Day on Capitol Hill | April 22nd | 4pm | Cannon House Building 130 Together we celebrate this Earth Day and recommit to the work of caring for our shared planet! We will reflect the successes of the past year and project our hopes for the coming year. Stand with other faith leaders, activists, and policy officials at the place where decisions are made…
Find out more »An Interfaith Community-Building Dinner Dialogue
We are gathering across different faith communities together here in Washington, D.C. for a shared catered meal to get to know one another. No debates, no politics – just people sharing stories about their lives and their hopes for our community. Gathering together is a sign to our larger community that people of different backgrounds, traditions, and experiences can enjoy being together! Please register by Monday, April 20th by emailing the Potluck Project: [email protected] Link to website: https://pathstounderstanding.org/get-involved/potluck/ This event is taking place Thursday,…
Find out more »Texts & Teas: An Interfaith Gastronomic Journey
What can we learn about the Abrahamic faiths in a cup of tea or a simple snack? At this Abrahamic House event, participants will learn about the richness of the Holy Texts, their symbolism, connection to the land, and traditions through tea and snacks, creating opportunities for dialogue, exchange, and learning. Seated among four different tables, the Abrahamic House fellows will guide you through their tea and snack selection based on their respective faith traditions, introducing the context and sharing…
Find out more »The Interfaith Families Project presents: An Evening of Interfaith Storytelling
The Interfaith Families Project (IFFP) joyfully invites you to this unique and meaningful event. The theme will be "Entrances and Exits." Together, we will hear personal, real-life stories from people of all ages living in interfaith families and interfaith community. Please arrive at 4:45pm to claim your seat and order food and drinks to enjoy. Space is limited and registration is required. Register here. Note: if we sell out, you can join the waitlist here. For additional questions contact Rev. Samantha Gonzalez-Block. The event will take place on…
Find out more »A Shared Meal for Muslim and Jewish Leaders
This meeting is intended for Muslim and Jewish clergy in the Greater Washington D.C. Area, as well as lay leaders who serve in an executive capacity in their congregations (e.g., Board President, Chair of the Interfaith or Social Action Committees). Please RSVP - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-shared-meal-and-conversation-for-muslim-and-jewish-religious-leaders-tickets-1982118464685?aff=oddtdtcreator
Find out more »Most Americans—left, right, and independent—feel something isn’t working. But what, exactly, is driving it? Do the systems that shape our politics bring us together—or quietly pull us apart? Join the Braver Governance team for a cross-partisan panel to unpack one of the biggest forces behind our political system: money. Hear from leading voices across the spectrum as we explore how money flows, how it shapes incentives, and whether it may be fueling division—or simply reflecting it. No talking points. No…
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