The Gülen Institute in collaboration with the Institute of Interfaith Dialog in Austin welcomes Dr. George Martin, President of St. Edward’s University for a Luncheon Forum on May 22nd, 2012 with his speech entitled "Meeting Today’s Challenges for Higher Education".
Discount Code for Students: STUDENTLUNCH
Registration is required.
The Institute of Interfaith Dialog and the Village Presbyterian Church jointly hosted a Dinner of Abrahamic Traditions and a panel discussion on the topic of “Respect for Parents and Elders in Abrahamic Traditions” at the Village Presbyterian Church in Prairie Village on Thursday, February 23, 2012. The master of ceremonies for the event was the Reverend Jay McKell of Village Presbyterian.(February 23, 2012 Mission, KS)
The Institute of Interfaith Dialog Lubbock Branch in collaboration Raindrop Turkish House had celebrated early the thanksgiving with neighbors and friends on November 22, 2011. Attendees enjoyed the traditional turkey dinner in this early thanksgiving program, and thanked the foundation for being an excellent neighbor for the community.
The Institute of Interfaith Dialog organized "Advancing Interfaith Understanding Dinner" with Unitarian Universalist Church on February 16, 2012. Rev. Terri Massengale, Pastor of Unitarian Universalist Church of Brazos Valley, gave a presentation in which she introduced the fundamentals of the Unitarian Universalism followed by a question-and-answer session. A dinner followed where the participants shared a meal and learned more about their neighbors.
February Talk Series will feature a well known name in our city, Pastor Wendell Griffen. Since this month is celebrated as Black History Month in the United States Griffen will talk about Racial Justice. His talk's title is "Racial Justice and Black History-An Un-Sentimental Assessment of Current Realities"
Please note that the event is open to public, however, registration and/or RSVP is reguired!
February is Black History Month and we will continue our monthly talk series. The Insititute of Interfaith Dialog Little Rock branch is happy to announce that Pastor Wendell Griffen will be guest speaker. The title of his talk is "Racial Justice and Black History-An Un-Sentimental Assessment of Current Realities".
After skipping two months due to the Annual Banquet and the holiday season the Monthly Talk Series return with another distinguished speaker from academia. Dr. Jay McDaniel of Hendrix College will be with us on Thursday, January 19, 2012 and talk about one of the unique aspects of interfaith dialog. The title of his talk is "The Wisdom of Multiplicity". Below you will find a short bio of Dr. McDaniel.
Please note that the event is free and open to everyone BUT do not forget to RSVP/register.
On December 8, 2011, The Institute of Interfaith Dialog hosted the First Baptist Church of College Station for a dinner program. Rev. Troy Allen, Pastor of First Baptist Church, gave a presentation where he introduced the fundamentals of the Baptism and its beliefs and practices. Following the presentation, a question and answer session was held. Pastor Allen also discussed the position of Baptist Church on various controversial topics. A dinner followed where the participants shared a meal and learned more about their neighbours.
