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Metro Detroit Community Unites

 

 

 

This week, metro Detroit's faith and interfaith community continues to come together to memorialize the victims of the Charleston tragedy and express renewed and continued commitment to solidarity and peace.

 

Statements from religious community

 

Detroit Free Press "Detroit area clergy join hands, hearts for healing"

 

WXYZ Detroiters Gather to Pray for Charlseston

 

Detroit Free Press "Jewish, black congregations hold joint services for Charleston"

 

The Detroit News Metro Detroit faithful 'stand together in solidarity'

 

Photos from Temple Beth El

 

More events this week:

 

A public time for prayer, reflection, and testimony after Charleston. 

Ecumenical Theological Seminary

2930 Woodward Avenue, Detroit

Tuesday, June 23, 6 pm

 

Community-wide prayer vigil for peace and justice

Trinity Faith United Methodist Church

19750 W. McNichols, Detroit

Wednesday, June 24, 7 pm

 

Charleston Reconciliation Event

Central United Methodist Church

23 East Adams Avenue, Detroit

Sunday, June 28, 6:30 pm

 

   

    

Registration Open

IFLC Annual Awards Dinner

October 14, 2015

   

 

  

Join us as we gather to honor some of our community's exceptional activists, raise funds for our community outreach, religious literacy and conciliation efforts, and enjoy an evening with our interfaith friends. 


 
IFLC annual dinner 

October 14th 

Shriners Silver Garden in Southfield.  

Pre-dinner interfaith reception 5:30 pm

Dinner program 6:30 pm. 


 

Click here  to read about this year's nominees

 

Click here to register for tickets, tables or to become a sponsor

 

Click here to purchase an ad in the dinner program

 

   

    

Ramadan Fight Against Hunger

 

 

Interfaith Food sorting event at Gleaners 

June 27th from 1-3:30 PM.

 

Sign up to volunteer 

 

   

    

Ready, Set, Action!

 

 

 

By Burki.tomas19 (Own work) [GFDL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html) or CC BY-SA 3.0 
 

 

 

Religious Diversity Media Contest 

Young people ages 10 - 18 years of age are encouraged to enter this video competition! 

 

Create a video message 5 minutes or less that addresses the question of religious diversity and interfaith understanding to be eligible for these awards:

1st place- $500 2nd place- $300 3rd place- $200

All videos must be the original work of a single young person or a group of young people no older than 18 years old. 

 

 

Videos should be submitted to Meredith Skowronski:
meredith.skowronski@gmail.com by October 2nd, 2015 for consideration. 

 

Awards will be announced and presented at the IFLC Annual Awards Dinner on October 14th, 2015. 

Question of the Week

To learn the answers to previous week's questions from across the faith traditions, please click here for our question archive!

    

  

What is Ramadan? 

 

  

 Click here to find out

 

The IFLC would like to help foster our understanding of one another by using our newsletter as a forum for you to ask these important questions. We want to share your questions anonymously within the framework of our newsletter where religious leaders from these diverse faith communities will provide answers to them. We welcome the opportunity to learn together!

You can ask your questions in response to this newsletter or click here to email us!

Picture By Capture Queen (ChildHood Glory (Happy Ramadan)) [CC BY 2.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via Wikimedia Commons
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Don't Miss These Upcoming InterFaith Events
Please visit our InterFaith Events Calendar for more information on the events listed below or contact us by clicking here.
June Events

 

A public time for prayer, reflection, and testimony after Charleston. 

Ecumenical Theological Seminary

2930 Woodward Avenue, Detroit

Tuesday, June 23, 6 pm

 

Community-wide prayer vigil for peace and justice

Trinity Faith United Methodist Church

19750 W. McNichols, Detroit

Wednesday, June 24, 7 pm

 

Potluck Lunch and Interfaith Service to Lift Up Detroit in Prayer and Song

Detroit Interfaith Outreach Network

Ecumenical Theological Seminary

2930 Woodward Ave, Detroit

Sun, June 28, 2-4:30 pm 

Contact for more info

 

Charleston Reconciliation Event

Central United Methodist Church

23 East Adams Avenue, Detroit

Sunday, June 28, 6:30 pm


July Events

 

Southfield Festival of Hope

Hope United Methodist Church

26275 Northwestern Hwy, Southfield

July 9 - 12

Click here for more info

 

Seva Community Garden Volunteer Opportunities for this Spring/Summer 2015

17336 Lahser Rd, Detroit, MI 48219 (Coffee shop address / meet at the garden which is around the corner.)

July 18 from 9:30 - 12 pm  

August Events

 

Annual Interfaith Potluck Picnic

Bringing Suburbs and City Together

Belle Isle - across from Kids Playscape on Central Ave.  

Sun, Aug. 2 - Noon- 5pm

 

Seva Community Garden Volunteer Opportunities for this Spring/Summer 2015

17336 Lahser Rd, Detroit, MI 48219 (Coffee shop address / meet at the garden which is around the corner.)

Aug  8 from 9:30 - 12 pm 

 

September Events

 

Interfaith Prayer Luncheon

Interfaith Health and Hope Coalition

Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church

6125 Beechwood St, Detroit

Thursday, September 24th 

October Events

 

IFLC 3rd Annual Awards Dinner

Shriner's Silver Garden

24350 Southfield Rd, Southfield

Wednesday, October 14, 6:30 pm

IFLC is a community resource for interfaith education, news and events. To suggest an event for our next calendar, send us an email

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