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The attack at Westminster on police and members of the public exemplified the cowardly and destructive nature of the actions of terrorists. We hold in our prayers all whose lives have been lost or forever changed through the murderous acts of its perpetrator.
Terrorism is profoundly at odds with the values of our faith traditions and of the values at the heart of British society. We deplore and condemn it.
Attacks of this kind are designed to disrupt our society and to undermine the relationships within it. Let us resist this at all costs and stand together in unity.
Let us also watch out for the wellbeing of any groups who may be targeted because of terrorist actions which claim, or are perceived by some, as having a link to them. There is no place for prejudice and hatred of that kind and where it is found, let us redouble efforts to combat it.
The Co-Chairs of the Inter Faith Network for the UK and Moderators of the IFN Faith Communities Forum
We publish regular e-bulletins – with information on events, resources and funding. Read our latest edition, published on Friday 10 March 2017. Please contact us with any news or information that you would like to have included in future editions. Please forward this to anyone who may be interested in being added to our email list.
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We publish regular e-bulletins – with information on events, resources and funding. Read our latest edition, published on Friday 3 February 2017. Please contact us with any news or information that you would like to have included in future editions. Please forward this to anyone who may be interested in being added to our email list.
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We publish regular e-bulletins – with information on events, resources and funding. Read our latest edition, published on Friday 13 January 2017. Please contact us with any news or information that you would like to have included in future editions. Please forward this to anyone who may be interested in being added to our email list.
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The theme this year is ‘How Can Life Go On?’ There are various events happening in and around Bristol to mark the day. The main Holocaust Memorial Day Civic Commemoration is being held on Friday 27th January from 2pm to 5 pm (registration 1.30 pm), at City Hall, Bristol . The Keynote speaker is Barbara Winton, who will be talking about ‘Nicholas Winton & the Czechoslovak Kindertransport: Turning compassion into action’. Please see the full programme of events to mark this year’s Holocaust Memorial Day by clicking here.
Our Winter News Magazine gives a flavour of our work and an insight into some of the things we’ve been up to since the summer.
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We publish regular e-bulletins – with information on events, resources and funding. Read our latest edition, published on Friday 2 December 2016. Please contact us with any news or information that you would like to have included in future editions. Please forward this to anyone who may be interested in being added to our email list.
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Our 2016 AGM and conference took place on Tuesday 22 November 2016, from 4pm to 7pm at Barton Hill Settlement, 43 Ducie Road, Bristol, BS5 OAX. We explored ‘The Role of Faith Communities in a Post Brexit City’. The conference followed the Bristol Multi-Faith Forum AGM. After a welcome and opening remarks by our Chair Rev. Tracey Lewis, Councillor Asher Craig led a facilitated discussion on faith communities in a new era, which will feed into our on-going conversation on the core vision for the Forum. This was a free event and open to all.
You can read our Annual Report here
See photos from the AGM here.
For more information, please contact Forum Development Officer Lily Khandker on info@bristolmultifaithforum.org.uk or 07789 040267.
