URI Stories

Baraza CC, IFAST CC, TIA CC, URI UK and URI Europe organized the webinar “Living Together – The World is My Family” on the occasion of the United Nations, International Day of Living Together in Peace.

Two URI member groups, Youth for Peace in Bosnia & Herzegovina and AYEPO in Afghanistan, joined forces to celebrate the International Day of Living Together in Peace with the global URI youth community.

Last Thursday, May 27, 2021, the closing of an uninterrupted year of webinars led by the different Cooperation Circles in the region was held.

Today is a great day of joy and jubilation since with my lifelong neighbor Celia Primorak (focolare movement) and with the company and guidance of our priest Father Daniel Segovia we were able to perform for the first time, in the city de Tres Isletas "The first prayer meeting for Christian unity", together with the pastors, representatives of the different churches in our city.

Former enemies in an ongoing, deadly Nigerian conflict, Christian Pastor James Wuye and Muslim Imam Muhammad Ashafa reconciled their differences to stand as an example to their community and honor both their faiths' teachings to "love your enemy."

Read the 2021 First Quarter newsletter from Phalombe Youth Arms Organisation (PYAO), a URI member group in Phalombe, Malawi.

The Institute Hispano of Buddhists Studies (IEBH, in Spanish) is pleased to invite you to the Hispanic Celebration of International Buddha Day 2021. Once a year we meet representatives, practitioners and people related to the different schools of Buddhism to celebrate the International Day of the Buddha, in order to unify efforts in the dissemination of his teaching. We celebrate that we can count on the invaluable knowledge of the path to liberation from suffering as discovered and expounded by the Buddha, and that we can be part of this transmission for the benefit of many.

Youth for Peace (Bosnia & Herzegovina) and AYEPO (Afghanistan) joined forces to celebrate the International Day of Living Together in Peace (May 16th) with the global URI youth community. 

In URI we share the sacred with diverse voices, practices, and feelings. Every member of URI brings unique expressions of prayer, meditation, ritual, and reflection.

Ma’at, emerging over 4000 years ago, refers to the ancient Egyptian concepts of truth balance, order, harmony, law, morality, and justice.