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Interfaith & Interreligious Dialogue
Macdonald Center Offers Resources in Response to War in the Middle EastMarch 12, 2026
Chaplaincy
Chaplaincy Student Channels Ancestral Rhythms into Transatlantic Healing ProjectMarch 5, 2026
Upcoming Events
7:00 pm
Mighty Causes Are Calling with Dr. Cheryl Townsend GilkesJoin us for a fascinating talk on W.E.B. Du Bois and the Sociology of African American WomenThis presentation will explore the ways that W.E.B. Du Bois's recognition of the spiritual forces motivating Black women and shaping their organizations helps to explain their effectiveness as church women
6:30 pm
Noah: A Future HopeJoin us on an artistic journey exploring three faiths, three artists, one story.While this opening reception and program is free, we would like to encourage you consider making a donation to defray the costs of these ongoing interreligious art exhibitions. If you believe that art can transform
3:00 pm
Annual Ghadeer ConferenceSave the date for the Annual Ghadeer Conference at Hunter College in New York City on Thursday, June 4, and Friday, June 5. The topic will be Genealogies of Shi'i Traditions: From Hilla to Hyderabad, 1258-1335.The keynote speaker will be Asma Afsaruddin, Class of 1950 Herman B. Wells Endowed
From the Blog
Spirituality & the Journey to Faith
Why I do what I do at HIU: A Personal Journey
In October of 2004, my family and I were enjoying a quiet getaway on the shore of the Red Sea in Egypt. We were living in Egypt at the time and had decided to visit... The post Why I do what I do at HIU: A Personal Journey first appeared on Religion & Peace.
Building Interfaith Communities
Multi-partiality as a Path to Transformative Peace: Lessons from Constructive Conflict Intervention
Over the past few months, my understanding of multi-partiality has shifted from something abstract into something lived and embodied. The post Multi-partiality as a Path to Transformative Peace: Lessons from Constructive Conflict Intervention first appeared on Religion & Peace.
Building Interfaith Communities
Why the D.Min. Is More Relevant than Ever for Chaplains and Congregational Leaders
Explore how getting a D.Min. degree from Hartford International University equips chaplains, faith and congregational leaders to navigate post-pandemic ministry, innovate with impact, and strengthen communities through reflective leadership. The post Why the D.Min. Is More Relevant than Ever for Chaplains and Congregational Leaders first appeared on Religion & Peace.
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