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July 2025
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…
Find out more »Monthly Sufi Sema at the Cleveland Park Library
You’re warmly invited to gather for a monthly 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…
Find out more »CJM After Sunset: After Hours Pride Party
June might be over, but the Museum is still celebrating Pride! Hear from the curators of LGBTJews in the Federal City, watch drag performances, and sip on lavender cocktails at our upcoming after-hours party. SPOTLIGHT TALKS 6:45 pm 415 Years | Director of Curatorial Affairs Dr. Sarah Leavitt A Friday night in April, 1993 | Collections Curator Jonathan Edelman 8:30 pm Yizkor: AIDS Quilt Remembrance | Educator Methi Satyanarayana Feygele Feud | Education Manager Anna Barr DRAG PERFORMANCES 7:30–8:15 pm Featuring drag queens Pariah Sinclair, Onyx D.…
Find out more »Democracy in Action: Anti-Authoritarian Campus Campaign Bootcamp
About this event Join Democracy in Action’s Day-Long Campaign Training! Do you want to organize a campaign on your campus to resist Trump’s autocratic attacks on our freedoms as students? Or are you a student who has already been attending Democracy in Action trainings to learn from past student movements & create a fall campaign plan? On July 26th, at Greenpeace USA’s office (Franklin Park, DC), we’re organizing a day-long campaign planning retreat and kickoff for new & trained students…
Find out more »August 2025
TYSONS INTERFAITH COFFEEHOUSE
Tyson's Interfaith invites you to a monthly Interfaith coffeehouse that aims to bring faith communities together. Join us on the second Wednesday of every month to socialize, get to know one another, and learn about our neighbors' faith traditions. We hope the timing allows friends to join during their lunch break or to go out for lunch afterwards. We look forward to seeing you and getting to know you! Please help us spread the word and invite a friend!
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 »Inspiration from the Prophet Moses
JIDS will be sponsoring a dialogue that afternoon entitled "Inspiration from the Prophet Moses." The speakers will be Sabir Rahman, author of "In Search of Meaning" and former President of the Muslim Community Center in Silver Spring, and Hazzan Asa Fradkin, Cantor of Congregation Beth El of Montgomery County and a member of the JIDS Board. We will focus on why Prophet Moses continues to have such a profound impact on the lives of both Muslims and Jews today, despite…
Find out more »Monthly Sufi Sema at the Cleveland Park Library
You’re warmly invited to gather for our monthly 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…
Find out more »Interfaith Trivia Night – Grand Prize – $800
The ICB invites you to our third Interfaith Trivia Night with a chance to win a grand prize of $800, which will be split between the winning team and a local faith community of their choosing. Join us at the Sycamore Club at 12600 Fairwood Parkway on Saturday, August 23rd, for a fun night of food, games, and fellowship. Doors open at 7 p.m. and we will begin the festivities by serving a delicious (and free) dinner that will include vegan…
Find out more »JAMAAT webinar: THE THREAT TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION IN AMERICA TODAY AND ITS IMPACT ON MUSLIMS AND JEWS
In recent weeks and months, we have seen freedom of speech come increasingly under attack by our new Administration, in actions such as lawsuits against our news media, firings of career government officials, coerced settlements with universities and law firms, and deportations of outspoken students. Through actions such as these, American Jews and Muslims become especially vulnerable as minority communities. The Trump Administration is cynically weaponizing anti-Semitism in its assault on academic freedom, while openly giving voice to and encouraging Islamophobia. This ‘divide and conquer’…
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