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June 2026
Rozana Interfaith Webinar: Meeting Critical Healthcare Needs in Gaza and the West Bank
Rozana-Health Diplomacy and churches, mosques and synagogues across the DMV invite you to learn about Rozana’s growing network of life-saving medical services for Palestinian civilians in Gaza and the West Bank with the involvement of Israeli and Palestinian hospitals, NGOs, and volunteers. Hear a report on Rozana Community Clinics in Gaza City and Deir al-Balah, where Gazan doctors and nurses are offering quality medical care to thousands of Palestinian civilians monthly. Learn about the ground-breaking Women4Women program, through which female…
Find out more »July 2026
National Cathedral: Interfaith Service Celebrating USA at 250
As our nation marks 250 years, this service will bring together people of faith and goodwill through scripture, readings, and music that celebrate the ideals of our country while also reflecting honestly on our shared history and the work that remains. The service is part of the Cathedral’s A Better Way initiative and is presented in partnership with The Courage Project, the Freedom Together Foundation, the MacArthur Foundation, and the McKnight Foundation. We warmly invite you and members of your community…
Find out more »July 4th Celebration: Faith 250 Reston/Herdon Cluster
Faith250 (https://faith250.org/) is a national program engaging hundreds of congregations in dozens of multifaith clusters beginning right here in Northern Virginia. The local Reston/Herndon cluster will be hosting a celebration of July 4th at Floris United Methodist Church. The event will begin with a civic ritual created by a multi-faith group of congregations, which includes a review of our local history, songs, poetry, quotations from famous American documents, and an opportunity for each participant to express their hopes for America’s…
Find out more »Abrahamic House: A Shabbat Celebration of the 2025-2026 Fellowship
As we near the end of the 2025–26 fellowship, we gather for a final Shabbat to celebrate the community we’ve built. Inspired by Matot-Masei, the Torah portion tracing the Israelites’ final encampments before reaching the promised land, this Shabbat is the story of where we’ve been, where we’re going, and the community we travel with along the way. Whether this is your first Shabbat at Abrahamic House or your tenth, join us to slow down and observe this special Sabbath.…
Find out more »Abrahamic House Coffee Drop In
As the 2025-26 cohort heads into our final weeks at Abrahamic House, we want to open our doors for a casual coffeehouse drop-in before the final goodbyes begin. Swing by for fresh pastries, hot and iced drinks, and plenty of good conversation. We've spent the year building community, making this the perfect, low-key space to connect with familiar faces or meet someone new. Stop in for a few minutes to catch up with us or stay for an hour to chat, we'd…
Find out more »JIDS Dialogue with Combatants for Peace
JIDS will present “An Afternoon with Combatants for Peace.” CfP is a joint community of Palestinians and Israelis, originally composed solely of ex-combatants, who work in solidarity to end violence and oppression in the region and to facilitate reconciliation through dialogue and mutual understanding. On July 12th, we’ll hear presentations from four different CfP members, followed by a brief Q&A, and then small group discussions. Three presenters have been confirmed: (1) Elie Avidor is an Israeli engineer and former combatant who…
Find out more »Monthly Interfaith Sufi Sema at Cleveland Park Library
You’re warmly invited to gather for a monthly Interfaith Sunday “Sema” at the Cleveland Park D.C. Library. The "Sema" is a participatory Poetic Love Feast - an invitation to Sacred Space: a sharing of Rumi Poetry Readings, Sacred Chants, Sufi Teaching Stories, and select “Dances of Universal Peace” . Our ideal is "Unity amidst Diversity." For more information please follow this link: https://interfaithsacredsearch.blogspot.com/
Find out more »National Coalition Against Antisemitism and Hate Conference
American Muslim and Multifaith Women's Empowerment Council (AMMWEC) is bringing together courageous voices from across faith, civic, media, and policy communities to confront antisemitism and hate. The conference unites Muslim, Jewish, Christian, and multifaith voices to stand together against hate. AMMWEC invites you to join them! Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/national-coalition-against-antisemitism-and-hate-conference-tickets-1989226457884
Find out more »JIDS Dialogue with the Parents Circle Family Forum
JIDS is sponsoring an event called “Listening from the Heart: An Evening with the Parents Circle.” The Parents Circle Family Forum is a grassroots organization of Palestinian and Israeli families who have lost immediate family members due to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict but have decided to come together and work for peace by sharing their personal experiences and encouraging reconciliation. Consistent with that mission, the American Friends of the Parents Circle (AFPC) has put together a program entitled “Listening from the…
Find out more »Abrahamic House: Farewell Trivia Night
To close out this fellowship year, we’re bringing back a favorite from our very first gathering: trivia. This time, it’s all about us. The questions will reflect the moments, memories, and things we’ve learned from each other along the way. You’ll guess not just the answer, but who it belongs to. As we play, we’ll also say goodbye to Seedy and Ellen, whose impact has meant so much to this group. Let’s celebrate the journey and each other, one last time. Register…
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