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April 2023
Taste of Mimouna!
Sample tantalizing dishes, enjoy traditional Andalusi-style songs, and take a special tour of artworks that express the interfaith themes inspired by Mimouna traditions—a special time when Moroccan Jews and Muslims break bread together! Join liturgical artist Shir Ifrah as she performs the music and poetry of Mimouna. This festival, which marks the end of Passover and the advent of spring, is based on Moroccan narratives of unity, commemoration, goodwill, and friendship. Click here to register.
Find out more »Rainn Wilson In Conversation with Rabbi Aaron Potek
Best known for his Emmy-nominated role as Dwight Schrute on “The Office,” Rainn Wilson has long been engaged with the deep questions of what it means to be human and what makes a life worth living. In Soul Boom, the actor, producer, writer, and SoulPancake cofounder explores the possibility and hope for a spiritual revolution to address today’s greatest issues—mental health, racism, sexism, climate change, and economic injustice. Click here for more information and registration.
Find out more »Infinite Sanctum: An Immersive Art Experience
A site-specific immersive exhibition allowing guests to explore their (a)theism in community while engaging all five senses at different exhibits, in an amazing historical building on the campus of Virginia Theological Seminary. Guests can expect to experience sitting in total darkness in one exhibit, look inside of themselves in another, and ponder death in another. Program includes an artist talk and interfaith dialogue. Refreshments will be served. Sun, April 30 @3-5 PM Virginia Theological Seminary Bicentennial Hall 3612 Bishop Walker Cir…
Find out more »May 2023
Days of Unity
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Find out more »SAVING LIVES AND BUILDING BRIDGES IN THE HOLY LAND
An interfaith panel including the Reverend Sari Ateek, Rector, St. John’s Norwood, Imam Faizul Khan, Islamic Society of the Washington Area, and Rabbi Greg Harris, Congregation Beth El of Bethesda, Maryland, will discuss from the perspective of their faith traditions how the imperative to care for the Other transcends divisions and binds us in our common humanity. Participation in the event is free but space is limited in person. To register as an in-person / online attendee please click here.
Find out more »June 2023
Religion 101: IFC Religious and Cultural Literacy Workshop
Join us for a virtual Religious and Cultural Literacy Workshop that focuses on the Baha'i and Jewish faiths. The workshop will include two 20 minute video presentations on both religions, including historical background, concepts of the Divine, forms of worship and core beliefs and values. The videos will be followed by a discussion with Hillary Chapman (Baha'i) and a Jewish representative. The session will conclude with small group reflections on what was heard and how it relates to the participants’…
Find out more »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 »Celebrate Juneteenth with Washington Hebrew Congregation
We invite you, your family, and members of your community to Washington Hebrew Congregation to share a special Juneteenth Shabbat Service with members and clergy of Washington Hebrew Congregation and others in our community in the spirit of unity. This celebration of freedom and friendship will take place on Friday June 16th at 6:00 PM at our Temple on Macomb Street. This Juneteenth Shabbat will be led by me and by our guests Rabbi Micah Lapidus and Melvin Myles in…
Find out more »29th Annual Spring Concert
Sharing and Celebrating Songs of Joy! Click here for more information and to purchase tickets.
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