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We encourage people of all faiths to offer their prayers and meditations towards a beneficial UNCOP 27. Our silent prayer and meditation around the world helped the outcome of the Glasgow COP26 through collaboration and inclusion.

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Helen Light: Inaugural Director of the Jewish Museum of Australia brought warmth and compassion into the Museum spaces.

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Source: Jewish Museum

On 5 August the Faith Communities Concerned about Nuclear Weapons, a group of faith-based organisations and individuals committed to a nuclear-weapon-free world, issued a joint interfaith statement to the conference.

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Source: Independent Catholic News

Environmental stewardship, global poverty alleviation and addressing challenges related to materialism and individualism were some of the big priority areas identified by the speakers and participants at the 2022 Abraham Conference held in Sydney.

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Source: Australian Muslim Times

A new, ground-breaking report will be published dealing with the importance of Special Religious Education/Instruction, known colloquially as scripture classes.

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Source: JWire

Under towering palms and frangipani trees on her farm in rural Thailand, Achara Ratanakasin hacks away at the tangled undergrowth with swift machete strokes.

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Source: ABC

My name is Radia and I defined myself as a Mediterranean, a junction of different identities. The region represents a crossroads of beliefs, territories, cultures and histories. I have Moroccan, Lebanese and Palestinian roots and I am the happy owner of a French and Moroccan passport. I am a sunni Muslim with chia, liberal, orthodox, soufi family members. I grew up South (Morocco, 12 years), North (France, 15 years) and East (Tel Aviv, 1 year).

Among the world’s present-day religions, Zoroastrianism, founded more than 3,000 years ago, is one of the most ancient and historically influential.

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