Jamal Rahman

You may also visit the Interfaith Amigos' Web site for more information. See also Jamal's calendar page for details.

March

Interfaith Seder: "What Enslaves Us, What Frees Us?"
  
Tuesday, March 30, 6:30-8:30 pm
Camp Brotherhood, Arlington. Click for Directions.
  
Led by Rabbi Ted Falcon, with Pastor Don Mackenzie, Jamal Rahman and Father Bill Treacy enriching the Jewish ritual with wisdom from their own traditions.Experience how this pilgrimage to freedom can deepen the Holy Week for Christians, the Passover Season for Jews, and the spiritual journey of Muslims and others. RSVP by Monday March 29 at 9 a.m. to reserve your space via e-mail to info@campbrotherhood.org or call Pat at (360) 445-5061. Tickets are $25 to cover costs.  If you would like to spend the night at Camp Brotherhood, the cost is $73 per person, double occupancy, or $116 per person, single occupancy. No meals, other than the seder dinner, will be served. For more information or to reserve a room, email John Hale.  And if you are interested in carpooling, drop us a line and we'll see what we can do.  

May

Mount Fuji, Japan
“Symphony of Peace Prayers”
Sunday, May 16
Fuji Sanctuary

An interreligious, interspiritual annual peace prayer event, first held in 2005. At the core is its unique prayer ceremony, in which representatives from various world faiths and spiritual traditions lead participants in their own prayers for peace. In 2007, the Symphony of Peace Prayers linked with the large-scale Global Peace Meditation and Prayer Day event, leading in 2008 to the first SOPP ceremonies held outside Japan. Last year, tens of thousands of people participated worldwide, in more than 400 locations in over 50 countries.
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Plan Ahead

October

A Journey to the Heart: Inner Paths to Compassion, Connection, and Peace
Interfaith Pilgrimage to Israel and Palestine
October 27- November 5, 2010

Guides: Jamal Rahman, Don Mackenzie, Ted Falcon
Spiritual Directors International Host: Rev. Terry Moran
Local Host: Canon Iyad Qumri, Christian Palestinian Guide

Learn and meditate in places holy to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Walk in the steps of the past to discover fuller dimensions of the present. Honor place, celebrate presence, become more fully alive. Together, we will learn about each others heritage of spiritual companionship. Together we will cocreate a pilgrimage community of interfaith compassion, connection, and peace. Together we will discover, grow, and be transformed by the sacred history and current culture of Israel and Palestine. Together we will contribute contemplative gifts of peace to Israel and Palestine with our prayers and presence.

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