The Calendar below includes upcoming DFBF events and other interfaith events in Devon, and reports and photos of previous events. [There is a known bug in the calendar, and it may go blank if you try changing the date or the display view. Refreshing the page should show the new information.]
See also the Shap e-calendar of Religious Festivals, featuring dates and descriptions of festivals. It is an invaluable resource for the teaching profession, students, businesses, chaplaincies, those in health care and public services.
This is a great opportunity for networking and getting to know the local Muslim community
An event for Interfaith Week 2024
https://www.interfaithweek.org/events/about
An event for Interfaith Week 2024
https://www.interfaithweek.org/events/about
An event for Interfaith Week 2024
https://www.interfaithweek.org/events/about
Come and share a cup of tea and meet diverse members of faith and belief groups from across the region, in a relaxed environment. Have you ever wanted to find out who the Baha’is are, how different Hindus worship, what Buddhists do when they meditate or wondered whether Quakers believe in God?
PCFCD Interfaith Festival Flyer 2024 (1)
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PLYMOUTH CENTRE FOR FAITHS AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY is looking forward to welcoming you for a third year to celebrate Plymouth’s growing diversity and the beautiful harmony of its Faith communities. Join us for an entertaining, colourful and creative afternoon of performances and presentations courtesy of Bahá’i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Humanist, Jewish, Muslim, Pagan, Quaker, Sikh, Sufi and Unitarian contributors. But most importantly, join us to strengthen our essential bonds of friendship across the city. |
The Exeter Interfaith group invites you to a set of free talks taking place at the Mint Methodist Church, Fore Street, Exeter EX4 3AT. Meetings are on Tuesdays, 5.15-6.45pm.
We start with tea and cake and update each other with news on recent and upcoming religion and belief events and festivals.
We encourage speakers to keep their talks quite short, lasting about 20 minutes, leaving at least 20 minutes for questions and discussion.
7th January
How should we understand the idea that scripture is God’s ‘revealed truth’? What does it mean to say that God a ‘social construct’?
Iain McDonald and Ed Pawson
