BMFF News Magazine April 2015

Our latest news magazine is available to read online or to download. In this month’s edition we say goodbye and thankyou to Farzana Saker and welcome our new Development Worker. There are articles on Islamophobia, Remembering the Bosnian Genocide and the Organ Donation Conference, amongst others. There is also information on upcoming events. If you would like to submit an article for consideration for future editions, then please contact us at info@bristolmultifaithforum.org.uk or 07789 040267 (mobile). To read the publication please click here.

Sincere condolences to the family of Becky Watts

The Bristol Multi Faith Forum, representing the network of people from all different faith groups in the city, offers sincere condolences to the family of Becky Watts.

The death of a loved daughter is hard enough to bear. The circumstances and crimes that brought about Becky’s death are horrific. It is hard to understand how this could happen.

In faith communities across Bristol people are mourning with Becky’s family and friends and praying for them in their grief.

In these difficult days, we continue to pray that together we will find ways of stepping up to challenge violence, wherever we find it.

Revd. Tracey Lewis.

Chair of Bristol Multi Faith Forum

‘Remembering the Bosnian Genocide’ HMD Event

As part of Holocaust Memorial Day we held an event ‘Remembering the Bosnian Genocide’ on Thursday 5th Feb 2015. It was a free event to remember the victims of the Holocaust and subsequent genocides, with particular emphasis on the Bosnian Genocide. Our VIP speakers were Lord Paddy Ashdown and and Stephen Williams, MP. Candles were lit to remember all victims of the Holocaust and subsequent genocides. To see the full report please click here. To see photos of the event click here.