Edmonton Interfaith Centre for Education and Action received one of the Robinson Koilpillai Awards for Multiculturalism at the Harmony Brunch on March 25.
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Our blog featuring the latest news from the Centre.
Talmud Torah at Celebrating Our Faiths
Here is a video of the Talmud Torah choir performing Chanukah songs at Celebrating Our Faiths on December 18 at City Hall:
Chanukah at City Hall: Photos
Celebrating Our Faiths is a partnership between EICEA and the City of Edmonton. On December 18, we presented Chanukah with speakers, the Talmud Torah choir, and delicious sufganyot! You can see some photos at our Facebook page.
Video: Plurality Not Sameness – Oct. 16 Lunch and Learn
Rev. Dr. David Fekete of the Swedenborgian Church presented “E Pluribus Unum: Plurality Not Sameness”, this was his topic at NAIN 2017 (North American Interfaith Network) in San Diego in August. Lunch and Learn series of the Edmonton Interfaith Centre for Education and Action (EICEA) on October 16, 2017.
Article: Canadians more likely to commit crimes than migrants
Canadians more likely to commit crimes than migrants (Sundre Round Up, September 12, 2017).
Video: Lunch and Learn – Zoroastrian End of Life Issues
Our Lunch and Learn on September 11 featured former EICEA board member Firdosh Mehta talking about Zoroastrian end of life issues. Here is a video of his talk, including the Q&A.
Rabbi David Kunin in Edmonton
In addition to the event below, he will be here, 11148 – 84 Avenue, on Monday June 19 at 7 p.m. to give a presentation with photos called “A King in Papua – A visit to the Jews of Indonesia”.
Edmonton Interfaith Housing Initiative: Lunch and Learn Video
Rabbanit Batya Friedman and Mike Van Boom from the Edmonton Interfaith Housing Initiative spoke at our June 12 Lunch and Learn. Here is a video of their talk.
Video: Lunch and Learn on Atheism
Ever wonder what atheists believe and don’t believe? Here is a video from our May 8 Lunch and Learn featuring Karen Kerr, President of the Society of Edmonton Atheists.
Video: A Common Thread among the Three Monotheistic Religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Interfaith Centre board president Shiraz Kanji spoke on “A Common Thread among the Three Monotheistic Religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam” at the Lunch and Learn of the Edmonton Interfaith Centre for Education and Action on April 3, 2017.