Interfaith Programs

UPF organizes programs that help build understanding, respect and cooperation among people of different faiths.

: Interfaith Programs; Sunday, May 18, 2003; Written by: Middle East Peace Initiative

In a spirit of understanding, harmony and reconciliation, believers from both families of Judaism and Christianity wish to repent for the dark parts of our past, and seek a bright future together, caring for the plight of all who suffer and long for a better world, participants in the Middle East Peace initiative signed a joint declaration on May 18, 2003.

: Interfaith Programs; Friday, February 28, 2003; Written by: Thomas Schellen, IIFWP-Lebanon

Beirut, Lebanon - At roundtable on Religion and Peace in Beirut Feb. 28, 2003, participants from the Middle East, US, Europe and other parts of the world reviewed the role of religion in the search for Middle East peace.

: Interfaith Programs; Sunday, December 23, 2001; Written by: Interreligious and International Federation for World Peace

Excerpts from presentations at a Dec. 20-23, 2001 conference in Jakarta. Participants issued a statement declaring, among other points, that "Dialogue toward harmony and understanding is a Muslim religious responsibility."

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