Local
This section of the website contains resources for local groups on particular themes.
Local inter faith organisations and environmental social action
The different faiths all call on their followers to care for the planet. Many faith-based organisations are taking part in environmental social action activities in response to growing concern about climate change. Some also have ongoing programmes of work
Annual Memorial Days and Weeks
Local inter faith organisations play a crucial role in fostering understanding and good relationships between different faith groups in the UK. Many take part in commemorations or projects linked to Holocaust Memorial Day and Remembering Srebrenica.
Friendship links between places of worship
An increasing number of places of worship have ongoing and positive links with one or more nearby places of worship of other faiths.
Open Door Days
Churches, gurdwaras, mandirs, mosques, synagogues, temples, viharas. Buildings that are the heart of the UK’s different faith communities, with worship space and usually also with community space for lots of activities.
Local inter faith organisations and the environment
Example: Footsteps: Faiths for a low Carbon Future
Local inter faith organisations and sport
Example: Windsor and Maidenhead Community Forum
Multi faith walks and pilgrimages and faith trails
A number of local inter faith organisations hold inter faith ‘pilgrimages’, ‘peace walks’ and other walks where people of different faiths and beliefs walk together, often visiting places of worship along the way.
Inter faith engagement in social action
Inter faith activity comes in many shapes and sizes, from small meetings for dialogue to collaborative arts programmes; from educational activities to projects serving the local community.
Standing together
The UK has a strong pattern of inter faith relations overall. However, tensions and difficulties can arise for a number of reasons.
Local Inter Faith Organisations and Schools
Increasingly, schools and academies want to interact with different faith communities in their locality.
