Interfaith Summit

Coinciding with the Interfaith Week, the Interfaith Summit is an interactive, peer-led space for people of all faiths and beliefs to connect, explore, and act, together. There will be workshops, discussions, inspiring talks, food, music, performances and opportunities to take action, all brought together in a festival style atmosphere.

Three Faith Forum was founded in 1997 by Sir Sigmund Sternberg, Sheikh Dr Zaki Badawi and Revd Dr Marcus Braybrooke to encourage friendship, goodwill and understanding between people of different faiths, especially Muslims, Christians and Jews. Today 3FF works not only with leaders, but with people at all levels of society, running education, engagement and action programmes that bring diverse communities together. The organization’s main focus is in the UK, but 3FF also works internationally to create new models for intercultural cooperation, particularly in the EU, USA and the Middle East.
This year 3FF is holding an event aimed at promoting dialogue between communities of different faiths and will take place on Thursday the 16th of November, from 3.30 to 9.30 pm. The Interfaith Summit will feature speakers Siobhan Anderson and Theodora Cadbury and musician Anja FahlenKamp. The Summit highlights include conversations on Faith and the Media and the effect on community relations, and stories of Sexuality and Identity, held by leading NGOs, academics and change-makers. During the Summit 3FF will also be working with International Organizations like OSCE and ODIHR as well as MUJU, offering interactive workshops on Coalition Building for change and expert–led creative workshops examining Race and Faith. The music will be hosted by renowned annual interfaith music festival ‘Faiths in Tune’.

This event is meant to benefit everyone in our community, and it is open to all!