Our community is working tirelessly to bring peace and justice in all areas of the world regardless of religion. Read stories straight from the organizers.
One of our dreams has come true. We have purchased a new ambulance for our ‘Santhwanam’ (Relief) Cancer Care Centre at Karickam. We raised over 300,000 rupees for the same (8000 dollars... Read more...
September 21, 2014 at 12Noon ET (11AM Central and 9am PST), Audri Scott Williams and special guests held a special radio program dedicated to celebrating the United Nation’s International Day of Peace on NOWTIME Radio.
The COYIDA CC has 11 Christian and Muslim members. The purpose of COYIDA is to “facilitate empowerment of local communities especially youths and children in realization of improved living."
The Palestinian Youth for Peace CC has 220 members from many faiths in the Middle east. Their dream is "to build peace in the Holy Land (Palestine/Israel)."
The purpose of A Circle of Healers CC is to bring healing to all aspects of an individual’s life which include mental, spiritual, emotional and physical, each and every day.
The Women’s InterFaith Network Foundation CC presents a Sacred Music Concert in aid of the victims of the Japan Earthquake at Collingwood College Auditorium in Collingwood on Sunday 19th June 2011 from 3pm to 5pm. The concerts line up includes: Dya Singh, Fuefukuro, Uncle Reg Blow, Parvyn, Josh Bennett, NIGGUN Collective (Jewish), Fo Guang Shan – Buddhist Lite International Victoria, various Gospel choirs and more.
On 14th of October Ektaan gave a live music performance to celebrate an evening with Ghanty family of Asansol on the occasion of 74th year of “Laxmi Puja” (Goddess of Wealth) at Laxmi Temple. The temple was established by Late Sri Satya Kinkar Ghanty.
URI Leader and first Global Council Chair Rita Semel reflects on the recent concert by Musaique, a URI CC from the Middle East:
There’s magic in music. And that magic was on display March 23 at the San Francisco Jewish Community Center, where 10 musicians — Jews, Muslims and Christians from Israel, Egypt, Jordan and the Palestinian territories — held an audience of more than 300 enthralled for more than two hours as they sang, played and danced.
