Entries Tagged as 'Interfaith'
New Africa of the Palm Beaches’ “Model Dialogue” series continues with: “Where Malcolm X was heading…” Sunday, Feb. 20, 2-4 p.m. In recognition of Black History Month and on the anniversary of the assassination of El Hajji Malik Shabazz, a retrospective: Imam Jaabir Muhammad shares unique experiences from the original Nation of Islam and unique insight […]
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Tags: Constantine’s Sword·El Hajj Malik Shabazz·Family Interfaith Picnic·Jaabir Muhammad·James Carroll·Malcolm X·Models for Interfaith Dialogue and Unity·United Methodist Church of the Palm Beaches
I’m thanking our Maker for the Rev. Andrew Sherman and his St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church congregation of Boca Raton, for Rabbi David Steinhardt of the nearby B’nai Torah Congregation, and for all who gathered for last night’s “Children of Abraham” event to which I was invited to speak. The evening’s wonderful spirit seemed to me a […]
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Tags: 'Children of Abraham'·Andrew Sherman·B'nai Torah Congregation·David Steinhardt·Lesley Hazelton·St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church·TED
My friend Raymond M. shared this the other day — another example of the clueless, Faux News poppycock that U. of Mich. Professor Juan Cole regularly dissects at his Informed Comment site (reason I regularly refer sincere, thinking people there). I generally consider Internet hate-mongering a cry for help from otherwise decent people who (like Juan Williams, perhaps?) are fighting […]
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Tags: Informed Comment·Juan Cole·Juan Williams
My latest InterFaith21 offering in The Coastal Star: Deborah Lee Prescott is a Christian, who teaches at Palm Beach Atlantic University, a Christian college, but whose passion is to study the memoirs and autobiographies of
Jewish victims of the Holocaust.
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Tags: African Holocaust·Cenacle Sisters·Deborah Lee Prescott·Hebrew Books·Imagery from Genesis in Holocaust Memoirs·Jewish Holocaust·Palm Beach Atlantic University·The Cenacle·Tom O’Brien
… in our Great, Wide, Beautiful Diversity World. It actually started the previous evening with the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Kappa Upsilon Chapter’s Fifth Annual Formal Masquerade Ball at Benvenuto restaurant. We were present at the charity fundraiser to support dear Mr. James Jefferson, whose late wife Freddie “Stebbins” Jefferson (Feb. 1, 1936 – Oct. 27, […]
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Tags: Bridge and Tunnel·Catalyst for Justice·Diversity Summit·Freddie "Stebbins" Jefferson·Omega Psi Phi Fraternity·Palm Beach Post·South Florida Diversity Alliance·Vatican
I was invited as one of the speakers for Saturday’s impromptu rally, primarily of Palm Beach Atlantic University students, whose message was that those extremists and haters who claim to be speaking for our Muslim, Christian, Jewish and other faiths are full of it.
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Tags: Gainesville·Josh McNeely·Keelan O'Carroll·Muslim American Veterans Assn·Palm Beach Atlantic University·Shaunessy McNeely
Things have been way too busy; am just getting around to posting this link to my latest InterFaith21 essay at The Coastal Star: September is a very busy month in the Jewish faith, and one can learn a lot about the coming holidays from Rabbis Robert A. Silvers and Randall J. Konigsburg.
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Tags: Congregation B’nai Israel·Day of Atonement·Jewish New Year·Randall J. Konigsburg·Robert A. Silvers·Rosh Hashanah·Temple Emeth·Yom Kippur
Documenting Muslim American History: No fuss, no muss — and thus, no news media that I could see. Meanwhile, dozens of representatives of the Muslim men and women who have served in our armed forces and/or in civilian capacities (such as police, fire chiefs and one of the first African-American paratroopers), were being recognized during […]
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Tags: Columbus·El Hajj Malik Shabazz·Garden State Exhibit Center·Martin Luther King·Muslim American Veterans Assn·New York Times·Ramadan Session·The Mosque Cares
“We Cannot Stop Now” developing the ties of love, unity and mutual progress established by our dear leaders, the Blessed Lady Chiara Lubich and Imam W. Deen Mohammed. A look at our historic Muslims & Focolare workshop, and more Saturday afternoon scenes:
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Tags: Garden State Exhibit Center·Ramadan Session·Somerset·The Mosque Cares
Ibrahim, Raymond and Juan
November 5th · No Comments · Interfaith, Islam, Muslim, New Africa of the Palm Beaches
My friend Raymond M. shared this the other day — another example of the clueless, Faux News poppycock that U. of Mich. Professor Juan Cole regularly dissects at his Informed Comment site (reason I regularly refer sincere, thinking people there). I generally consider Internet hate-mongering a cry for help from otherwise decent people who (like Juan Williams, perhaps?) are fighting […]
[Read more →]
Tags: Informed Comment·Juan Cole·Juan Williams