By Albert Celoza, Ph.D., Executive Director, Arizona Interfaith Movement Special to The Republic Anita and Mahdav Rangaswami and their family hail from India, but they have experienced Golden Rule Moments in different parts of the… “Anita and Mahdav Rangaswami’s Golden Rule Moments in Japan” published, AZCentral
The Lord Ganesha or Ganesh is most popular as the god with the elephant head. His name means “Lord of the People”. In the Hindu pantheon, he is the god of knowledge, of all beginnings,… Our new Executive Director & a puja blessing…
Everyone enjoys a good meal, right? The Arizona Interfaith Movement, now comprised of more than 20 different faith groups, presents an “Interfaith Cookbook.” It is our hope that you will enjoy using these recipes and… What? An Interfaith Cookbook? Check it out…
FAITH MATTERS Anita Rangaswami, Guest Columnists The last two years will go down in history as one of fear, anxiety, uncertainty, and isolation. The global pandemic of the 21st century was similar to the Spanish… “How Covid-19 Changed us spiritually” in The Republic
“Why I believe” – Young people share about their faith – On video, HERE! Have you ever met a person who didn’t believe in God, rejected religion, but felt like they need spiritual fulfillment? Meet… Now on Video! “Why I believe, Young people share…”
Have you ever wanted to ask a question of a Buddhist, Jain, Shinto, African Methodist Episcopal or a dozen other faith perspectives? We invite you to EXPERIENCE Interfaith and hear from 20 different faith traditions… Experience Interfaith! A resource with 20 faiths
Diwali helps light up the world Born into a Hindu family, growing up in different parts of India, and working full-time in the United States while raising a family of three children to adulthood, is… “Diwali helps light up the world”, published!
“Building Bridges of Understanding the Hindu Way” On a breezy Sunday morning in Dallas, Texas in the fall of 1986, a young woman was getting ready for an important lunch meeting. She had just left… Published! “Building Bridges of Understanding the Hindu Way”