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On Sunday 21st July, in the month of multicultural awareness, the Whitehorse Interfaith Network (WIN) hosted an important seminar on Migration and Faith. Held at the Whitehorse Centre in Nunawading, people from all cultures and faiths took a seat to witness three guest speakers voice their experiences of their journey to Australia.

On Friday 19th and Saturday 20th July, more than 80 people gathered at Tabor College in Melbourne for the ‘Growing Youth Spirituality’ conference. Those who attended came from all around Australia. Many were working as teachers or chaplains in schools. Others were youth workers and some were working in local churches. Some ministers, a couple of priests and a bishop joined the conference. Others participants were working in educational or denominational offices developing programs and activities for youth ministry. People from a broad range of denominations attended the conference.

Following the last meeting of the Multifaith Advisory Group (MAG) on 3 July 2013, please find attached information from the Salvation Army, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, AMES and the Red Cross about how Faith Communities can support community-based asylum seekers (pdf)

On Sunday 14th July 2013, 45 people gathered at the Avenue Uniting Church in Blackburn to hear an interfaith conversation on 'What is Hinduism' by Pandit Awasthi from the Bayswater Hindu Temple.

On Sunday 30th of June, the Maribyrnong Brimbank Interfaith Network led a walking Places of Worship tour around the sunny streets of Yarraville and Kingsville.

Have you ever taken time to reflect on your life experiences and think about how your views on faith and spirituality may have changed at different times in your life?  At the Frankston Interfaith Network 'Spirituality At Midlife' workshop on Sunday 30th June, at Frankston Library, we had the opportunity to do just that.

A Taste of Faith forum on Sunday June 16 drew a good crowd of mostly women from the three Abrahamic faiths to the Paddy O’Donoghue Centre in Noble Park.

Some 68 people gathered in St Augustine's Hall to hear Vicki Clark of Aboriginal Catholic Ministry give a talk on Indigenous Spirituality on Monday, 13 June, 2013.