Interfaith Council of Southern Nevada

It is the Mission of the Interfaith Council of Southern Nevada to promote mutual understanding, respect, appreciation and cooperation among people of various faith and cultural communities in Southern Nevada and in the world as a whole by appreciating the sacred, extending hospitality, offering educational opportunities, encouraging compassionate leadership, sharing in service and working for justice.

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Interfaith Forum – The Open Forum (A chance to ask the questions you’ve always wanted to ask)

Grace in the Desert Episcopal Church 2004 Spring Gate, Las Vegas

After 3-minute introductory statements on any faith related topic they wish: (e.g.: something current in the media; a misrepresented teaching, a prejudice, a new development in their religion, etc.) panelists will respond to written questions concerning ANY religiously related topics audience members may wish to ask. (Time permitting.) Location: Grace in the Desert Episcopal Church Read More

Interfaith Forum – Adversity: How my Faith Helps the World Deal with Adversity and Helps the Individual View and Make Sense of Suffering

Holy Spirit Catholic Church 5830 Mesa Park Drive, Las Vegas

Location: HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH 5830 Mesa Park Drive, Las Vegas, Nv. 89135 Speakers: Catholicism: Father Bill Kenny, Holy Spirit Catholic Church Islam: Athar Haseebullah, Esq., Chairperson, Masjid Ibrahim Mosque Romani: Ms. Melissa Akiima Eggstaff, Drabarni Sikh: Upinder Singh, M.D., Baba Deep Singh Ji Gurdwara African Methodist Episcopal: Reverend Leonard B.Jackson, Faith Organizing Alliance The Read More

IFCSN Statement on the Middle East

The Interfaith Council of Southern Nevada expresses its solidarity with humanity and all creation. The only appropriate response to the horror in the Holy Land is to refuse to surrender the divine dignity of our common humanity.

The threats and violence against Israeli civilians from Hamas must stop and the hostages must be released immediately. The deaths of innocent Palestinian civilians are devastating, and must stop immediately. Our common humanity must be affirmed, wisely and with compassion. Wherever fear and terror prevail, we are all poorer; only hope, and the love that destroys hate, are the antidote.

The Interfaith Council is dedicated to promoting compassion, love, and peace. We stand against all violence, especially when it targets innocent civilians. Our common humanity calls upon every person to grieve “their children” as “our children,” their deaths as a source of great sorrow. There is no hierarchy of fear, no superiority of stance when it comes to human beings. All who are being harmed — children, women, and men — are human beings of divine stature and deserve the right to be, to belong, and to become the persons they were meant to be with real security for all.

The Interfaith Council recognizes the profound challenges facing the Israeli and Palestinian people, and calls upon governments, international bodies, religious members of all faiths, and civil society organizations to promote the initiation of a new round of dialogue and negotiations leading to a sustainable peace.

We call upon all to condemn any form of violence, aggression, and discrimination, and to work tirelessly toward peaceful dialogue, understanding, and a just sustainable resolution of the conflicts in the region.

The suffering and loss of innocent lives must end, and the international community should work together to promote peace, justice, and human rights for all people in the region.

We remind our community members and partners that violence is not inevitable. It is a choice. It can be and should be prevented. Each of us has an important role to play — to speak up and interrupt the spread of violence, and to build bridges of peace.

"There can be no peace among the nations without peace among the religions. No peace among the religions without dialogue among the religions."
- Hans Kung

VISION

A world where all faiths, spiritual paths, cultural traditions, and communities cooperate for the benefit of all and are honored, respected, and celebrated.

Mission

It is the Mission of the Interfaith Council of Southern Nevada to promote mutual understanding, respect, appreciation and cooperation among people of various faith and cultural communities in Southern Nevada.

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Interfaith Council of So. NV
PO BOX 73070
Las Vegas, NV 89170

(702) 900-6840
eva@interfaithsn.org

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