September 9 - Welcome to Living Interfaith
September 23 - Yom Kippur – Honoring Forgiveness (Judaism, Islam, Christianity)
October 14 - An Interfaith Service of Peace
October 28 - Pondering Difficult Scripture Passages (Eid al Adha )
November 11 – A Smidge of November Whimsy
November 25 - Our Common Humanity
December 9 - Rohatsu – Honoring Bodhi Day (Buddhism)
December 16 - Christmas – Reflections on Jesus
January 13 - Remembering the Winter Solstice – Honoring the Seasons
January 27 – MLK Day – Pondering Freedom
February 10 – World Interfaith Harmony Week
February 24 - The Path of the Sikhism
March 10 - Constructive Agnosticism
March 24 - Palm Sunday/Passover
April 14 - Science and Spirit: Earth Day 2013
April 28 - Honoring Flower Communion in UU
May 12 - How Do We “Spend” Our Lives?
May 26 - Declaration of the Bab/Ascension of Baha’u’llah (Baha’i)
June 9 - Mother’s and Father’s Day – Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother
June 23 - Preparing for Ramadan – Our Third Year
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Services: 2011-2012
September 11th – Welcome to Living Interfaith
September 25th – An Interfaith Service of Peace
October 9th – Honoring Yom Kippur
October 23rd – The Joys of Smiling
November 13th – Who Are You Escorting to the Witch-burning?
November 27th – Honoring Muharram/Remembering Ramadan (Muslim New Year)
December 11th – Responsibilities of the Spiritual Engaged
December 18th – Honoring Christmas
January 8th – The Turning of the Seasons
January 22nd – Celebrating New Years (Chinese, Confucian, Daoist, Buddhist)
Fifth Sunday weekend – visit Shoreline mosque
February 12th – World Interfaith Harmony – Signing of Membership Book
February 26th – RememberingLincoln (Greatness Does Not Mean Perfection)
March 11th – Pitfalls of the Messala Complex OR Church, State and Gay Marriage
March 25th – But Did You Dance?
April 8th – Honoring Passover/Easter
April 22nd – Honoring Ridvan (Baha’i) / Earth Day
May 13th – Honoring Visakha Puja (Buddhism)
May 27th – Same Sex Marriage: What’s Really At Stake? / Remembering Sacrifice
June 10th – Tales of Interfaith: Reflections on a Book Tour
June 24th – Our Second Year
Hi, Interested on coming to the service on April 22nd, where are you located? Also, How are you different from Unitarianism? Really enjoyed the presentation at Thirdplace Books the other day. Thanks Donna
Hi! We meet at the Alderwood Middle School. Services begin at 11:00 AM. For the address and directions, check our “What is Interfaith” tab on the website. I’ll look forward to seeing you on Sunday. Steven
Where is Alderwood Middle School?
Alderwood Middle School is in Lynnwood, WA. Where are you?
Sounds like an idea way over due. Are there other congregations and if so how do I locate one near me? I am in upstate New York, about 2 1/2 hours north of NYC. My father was a Methodist minister and he strove to integrate respect for and action with other denominations. This sounds like the place for me.
Hello! At present, there aren’t other congregations like this … yet! I’m hoping my book The Interfaith Alternative will encourage the formation of similar congregations. And we are redoing our website so that we can be as transparent as possible and others can download what they like (our mission and vision statements are already on the site, our bylaws will be up soon) and not feel they have to reinvent the wheel. I was in upstate New York a bit over a week ago (well, on the train) while on the book tour. It seemed a beautiful area.