A major aspect of North Texas’ diversity is the great number of spiritual and religious faiths practiced in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, yet all too often, we know little about faiths outside our own. With that in mind, we continue the series of presentations and discussion begun in the Fall. Aimed at offering people of all cultures, faith, and traditions opportunities to learn about the religions of their neighbors, the monthly sessions will approach relevant topics of faith from academic–and…

A major aspect of North Texas’ diversity is the great number of spiritual and religious faiths practiced in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, yet all too often, we know little about faiths outside our own. With that in mind, we continue the series of presentations and discussion begun in the Fall. Aimed at offering people of all cultures, faith, and traditions opportunities to learn about the religions of their neighbors, the monthly sessions will approach relevant topics of faith from academic–and…

THIS COMPLIMENTARY MAY 4, 2020 SESSION WILL BE HELD LIVE ONLINE >>> PLEASE NOTE NEW START TIME OF 3:30pm  <<< AND  PLEASE REGISTER AND JOIN US!   . A major aspect of North Texas’ diversity is the great number of spiritual and religious faiths practiced in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, yet all too often, we know little about faiths outside our own. With that in mind, we continue the series of presentations and discussion begun in the Fall. Aimed at offering…

Presented by the Interfaith Council of Thanks-Giving Foundation, Perkins School of Theology, and the Dallas Institute Religion is almost always a community affair, not merely a private practice. And religious communities always exist in some relationship with the wider society of which they and their members are apart. Yet religions vary in their understanding of what role their communities and members should play in the larger society, and why. They have different understandings of how their members should address the…

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2020 WINTER FESTIVAL OF FAITHS AND CULTURES  Opening Reception: Sunday, Dec 13th at 2:00 pm CST Facebook LIVE streaming from Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas on Thanks-Giving Foundation Facebook Page Panel Discussion/Artist Talk/Musical Performance  Master of Ceremonies: Sam Baker, KERA's senior editor and local host for Morning Edition Exhibit Curator & Panel Moderator: Amy Lewis Hofland, Executive Director, Crow Museum of Asian Art in Dallas Facebook Live Streaming: https://www.facebook.com/thanksgivingsquare   Virtual Exhibition Tours: Dec 14 to Dec 17th…