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Comment by Kait Saltzer on February 1, 2011 at 10:23am

Hey! Very excited to see your post and even more so that you are in the Bay Area. So beautiful there.  

 

First, I recommend spreading your ideas by word of mouth, see if there are others who would like to join you. Then, have flyers approved by your high school and take to the hall ways.  Establish a set date for your first meeting and find satisfaction whether it be 3 or 18 students that attend.  Our Interfaith club started with just 5 people but it wasn't long before it snow balled into something greater.

 

At your meetings, select a topic related to religion/pluralism and allow members (if they wish) to share their creed/beliefs with the group.  We conduct our meetings in a large circle so we can all see one another, and basically just conduct an open discuss the entire time.  

 

Suggested topics;
Show & Tell - each member brings in an item that has religious/spiritual significance (a book, scripture, rosary, photograph, charm..etc) and shares it with the group.
Religion & growing up - how were you raised?
Religious Traditions 
Overview of the world religions
Religion Conflict

I wish you the best =D
Keep us updated! 

Comment by Kait Saltzer on September 8, 2010 at 1:37pm

Hello everyone!

I joined the Interfaith Counsel at my college this afternoon. If your school does not have a group dedicated to interfaith issues, go out and be the first : )

Comment by syed abdulzahra on August 7, 2010 at 1:04am

i like very much as a student join this group.this is very important for new generation.i hope we share and work to-gather for peace.

Comment by abdulzahra on August 6, 2010 at 9:40am

i like very much as a student join this group.this is very important for new generation.i hope we share and work to-gather for peace.