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June 2023
Abrahamic Interfaith Trivia Night
Do you enjoy learning about different religions and cultures? Do you have a competitive spirit and a sense of humor? Join us for a fun and friendly trivia night to test your knowledge of some major Abrahamic faiths: Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Baháʼí. You will be tested on the history, beliefs, practices and traditions of these religions, as well as their common ancestor: Abraham. You will also have a chance to meet new people, have lively discussions, and win prizes.…
Find out more »Screening of Soul Doctor
Be part of a one night only nationwide screening of "Soul Doctor" - a filmed musical story about the largely unknown friendship between Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach and Nina Simone in 1960's America. Their friendship transcended boundaries of faith, race, and culture, offering a powerful example of unity and harmony in a divided nation. The film will be shown in 600 theaters across the country on June 13, 2023. Find a theater close to you!
Find out more »29th Annual Spring Concert
Sharing and Celebrating Songs of Joy! Click here for more information and to purchase tickets.
Find out more »July 2023
“Ask Me Anything”: A Faith-Based Human Library
Program Creative Encounters: Living Religions in the U.S. Stage Encounter Stage Category Narrative Session, Performance Accessibility Assisted listening devices Interactivity Level Medium (direct participation is possible and invited but not required) Details Based on the Human Library concept, this session offers participants a chance to learn more about different faith traditions in the DC region through intimate small group conversations on topics of their choice including: faith practice, food and clothing customs, traditional symbols, major holidays, and more.…
Find out more »All Neighbors Independence Day Celebration Dinner
Celebrate and give honor to those Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, Jewish, and Christian individuals who are have honorably served America as Veterans or in Public Service. The dinner is absolutely free. If you could like to donate, please consider supporting All Neighbors International purchase wheelchairs for children with special needs in Pakistan. You may also bring a donation to the dinner. Please RSVP by texting 703-624-6352 or (571) 291 1933.
Find out more »August 2023
September 2023
JIDS/JAMAAT Labor Day Weekend Picnic
Join us on Sunday, September 3rd afternoon for food, conversation, music, swimming, a campfire, you name it! We encourage you to bring a musical instrument and sign up to perform. Please consult the attached flyer for more details. The venue is a home in Montgomery County, the same as last year's Labor Day Weekend picnic venue. We will provide the address when you RSVP. This is a potluck event; please consult the attached flyer to determine, based on the first…
Find out more »Stranger At The Gate Screening
We're thrilled to announce our next Global Ties Forum event: A virtual screening of the Oscar-nominated Smartypants documentary, "Stranger At The Gate." Join us Wednesday, September 13 at 1:00 p.m. ET for this special screening and conversation on the power of community inclusion, belonging, and people-to-people exchange. RSVP: gties.us/SATGScreening
Find out more »Amal Walks Across America
Little Amal is a 12-foot puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian refugee girl who has traveled across 15 countries meeting more than a million people. This fall, between 7 September and 5 November 2023, she will journey 6,000 miles across the United States in one of the largest free public festivals ever created. More than 35 towns and cities from Boston to San Diego and 1,000+ artists and arts organizations will create 100+ free public events to welcome her. Everyone is welcome to walk with…
Find out more »Discover how films can bring people together, spark conversations, and inspire positive change. Join Shoulder to Shoulder on Wednesday, September 20th at 2pmET for a 90-minute conversation about the power of film as a tool to support community healing, process experiences of violence, and engage new communities in the important ongoing work of building a pluralistic and inclusive country. This conversation will feature Aber Kawas, a community organizer featured in An Act of Worship, Pardeep Singh Kaleka co-director of Not in Our…
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