The second national Inter Faith Week runs from 21st to 27th November this year. The aim of the week is not to generate a flurry of special events or activities, rather to publicise and celebrate the year round work and contribution of faith groups.
Churches Together in England have produced a short video to illustrate the ethos of the week and the importance of conveying the positve news stories about faith groups and their interaction with each other and the communities they serve.
Obviously there will be some events timed to coincide with the week.
Take a look at the video but also check out the whole CTE website, details of events and wealth of resources.
Equipping the Church of England for ministry and mission in multi faith contexts - www.londonpen.org
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The Greater London Presence and Engagement Network is a project of the Anglican Dioceses of Chelmsford, London, Rochester and Southwark, run by the Contextual Theology Centre. Visit the PEN website at www.londonpen.org