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February 19, 2010, 11:03 AM
URI 10th Anniversary Event: Ayur Inter-Religious Center CC
The Ayur Inter-Religious Center CC has 25 members, including members from Hindu, Christian, and Muslim backgrounds. Their dream is "to join hands with all peace lovers of the world in order to make a happy planet."
Generally, they meet every month to study religions and ideologies. They work mainly among students and have formed some units of the Interfaith Students' Movement. They concentrate on the development needs of different villages, picking one village every year for a work camp of students.
In honor of the URI's 10th Anniversary, they have planned a special work camp of students for ten days in August.
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