Getting to Know Our Neighbors of Other Faiths PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 22 December 2011 10:15

Inter-religious relationships are one of God’s special callings in our time. While the Church has always lived in a religiously pluralistic world, the rich diversity of different faiths is more apparent now than ever before.

Christians often find themselves face-to-face with neighbors and co-workers, relatives, strangers, and friends who belong to different religious traditions. This presents us with unique opportunities to witness, love, and serve “to the ends of the earth” (Acts 1:8). By learning practical ways to encounter people of diverse faiths, we discover opportunities to learn from them, to live in community with them, to develop mutual respect, and to discover areas of commonality.

Resources from the National Council of Churches:


Interfaith Study Guides for Congregations.

Member Communion Interfaith Resources

Episcopal

 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

Presbyterian Church USA

United Church of Christ

United Methodist Church

 

 

 

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