Ramadan, A Renewal Month
As I think of this article about Ramadan, my first thoughts are not positive ones because it brings memories of discrimination that I faced as a child while growing up. It was Ramadan 1972 in
Happy Easter to our Christian Orthodox Brothers and Sisters
Growing up Easter was one of my favorite holidays because we celebrated it twice! As a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we celebrated Easter in ways similar to many in
World Labyrinth Day: May 1
World Labyrinth Day is celebrated every year on the first Saturday in May, which this year is May 1. The international event, begun by the World Labyrinth Society in 2009, is expected to attract around
100 Years of Interfaith in Kansas City
Join us online for "Ecumenical and Interfaith History in Greater Kansas City: Celebrating the Past and Envisioning the Future" February 21st, 2021 at 2pm CDT In honor of UN World Interfaith Harmony Week, join us for a
Council Speaks Out Against Attack on Capitol
The Greater Kansas City Interfaith Council joins the many voices in condemning the recent unprecedented attack on our nation's Capitol Building that resulted in the death of five individuals and many others suffering injuries. As
Stillness
Two weeks into “stay at home” orders in Kansas City, and I was adjusting to homeschooling. I looked forward to literature days. I could help with that easily. My daughter handed me a poem, “The
CHANGE A LIFE TODAY
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