Why ‘constructive disagreements’ are important
Why ‘constructive disagreements’ are important Faith Matters Karolyn Benger Guest columnist Faith is a verb. It is not enough to read religious doctrines if we don’t
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What? An Interfaith Cookbook? Check it out…
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
A Statement re: UCC Resolution
The Arizona Interfaith Movement (AZIFM) has generally chosen not to take positions on controversial political issues, as we welcome members whose politics vary. However, we
“Counting the days to Shavuot” printed in The Republic
Counting the days to Shavuot Shavuot marks the Jewish people receiving the Torah. This holiday, literally meaning “Weeks,” is eagerly anticipated as the days are
“The sound of the Shofar brings hope” published Faith Matters article
The sound of the Shofar brings hope Faith Matters Michael Greenland Guest columnist The shofar is a musical instrument created by hollowing out a ram’s horn, shaping
Recorded Sukkah, a fun intro to Sukkot (Festival of the Tabernacles) from our Jewish friends
If you missed the Virtual Sukkot, not to worry, it was recorded and we’re happy to share it with you, HERE. It was a shared
Published: “To be truly free, we must shed our mental shackles” Faith Matters column
Every year on Passover, Jewish families sit together with friends, neighbors and relatives to partake of the Seder and tell the story of Passover. “Seder”
“Recognizing and repenting”, Faith Matters column in the Arizona Republic
Recognizing and repenting… a “Faith Matters” article published October 23, 2019 Are you the same person today you were yesterday? Will you be the same
Statement: Standing with the Jewish Community
In light of recent attacks on members of our local Jewish community, Arizona Interfaith Movement (AZIFM) reminds people in Arizona and around the world that
