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June 2025
Unity in the Community: An Interfaith Celebration of Music
Beth El is pleased to welcome The Jeremy Winston Chorale for an interfaith celebration featuring highlights from Mendelssohn’s Elijah and other songs of faith with Hazzan Asa Fradkin and the Beth El choirs. This will be an unforgettable evening of music and shared faith! While the concert is free to attend, there is a suggested donation of $10. Registration on the event website is required to attend.
Find out more »TYSONS INTERFAITH COFFEEHOUSE
Tysons Interfaith invites you to a monthly Interfaith coffeehouse that aims to bring faith communities together. Join us on Wednesday, June 11, to socialize, get to know one another, and learn about the faith traditions of our neighbors. We hope the timing allows for friends to join during their lunch break or to go out for lunch afterwards.
Find out more »Pints with “Doubting Thomas”
The conversation continues! St. Thomas Episcopal invites you to join them for an evening of good fellowship and theological discussion. All are welcome!
Find out more »Equity of Religious Literature Matters: A Family-Friendly Initiative
Join us for a discussion on equity of Islamic faith-based literature in public libraries. Explore diverse perspectives, meet Muslim authors who contribute to the literary landscape, and learn ways to promote Islamic representation in your local library. It's a one-stop shop of poetry, storytelling, and advocacy! To RSVP, please text the number below:
Find out more »Peacemaking in the Holy Land: The Work of Interfaith Encounter Association
It is a great privilege for a Jewish-Islamic dialogue society like JIDS to promote the efforts of an organization that does similar work where it is needed the most: in the Holy Land. This session highlights the activities of Interfaith Encounter Association (IEA), a prominent interfaith dialogue society based in Israel/Palestine. Joining us, on the afternoon of June 22, will be IEA’s Executive Director, Community Manager, and Office Manager, respectively: Dr. Yehuda Stolov, Carolina Frimer, and Abier Abd Al-Daim. We…
Find out more »A Sufi Sema at the Cleveland Park Library
You’re warmly invited to gather for an Interfaith “Sema” at the Cleveland Park D.C. Library. The "Sema" is a participatory Poetic Love Feast - an invitation to Sacred Space. We’ll be sharing short Poems from Rumi and a few other Mystical poets in English. These poems will be interspersed with Sacred Chant, Sufi Teaching Stories, and select “Dances of Universal Peace.” Our theme will be “Interfaith Unity”. Farsi Readers and Lovers of Rumi's Poetry are also especially welcome to read!…
Find out more »Pints with “Doubting Thomas”
The conversation continues! St. Thomas Episcopal invites you to join them for an evening of good fellowship and theological discussion. All are welcome!
Find out more »July 2025
Faith Across Waters: An Interfaith Ashura Gathering
Join us for Faith Across Waters, a sacred evening where we gather across traditions to reflect on the stories, symbols, and struggles held within Ashura — the 10th day of Muharram in the Islamic calendar. For Sunni Muslims, Ashura commemorates the day Moses and the Israelites crossed the Red Sea, a story of divine deliverance. For Shi’a Muslims, it is a day of mourning and remembrance, honoring the martyrdom of Imam Hussein at Karbala, a story of resistance, thirst, and…
Find out more »One Last Cup: A Farewell Cafe at Abrahamic House
All good things must come to an end 🙁 BUT please join us for our official farewell event (yes, there's one more Shabbat, but this is the official farewell) put on by the 2024-2025 fellows! Since our last cafe was such a hit, we are bringing it back with drinks poured by Esma and Ellen and some sweet treats from local baker friends. Like last time, bring your own cup!! As we close out this fellowship cohort's time at…
Find out more »Sharing Shabbat: A Night of Food, Faith, and Community
Unwind and connect as we come together to celebrate Shabbat with delicious food, meaningful conversation, and the joy of the Abrahamic House community. Shabbat begins on Friday evening and is the Jewish day of rest, a time to intentionally pause and reflect on the week that has passed. We look forward to teaching about this weekly tradition and exploring different ways people honor the Sabbath. Come ready for traditional Shabbat blessings, food, and a special craft! To ensure we…
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