By Joan Erakit, July 23, Published in CPNN
Photo: Religious Leaders from Israel and Palestine pose with UN Secretary-General António Guterres (6th from left) and UNAOC High Representative Nassir Abdulaziz Al-Nasser (6th from right). Credit: UN Photo.
By Jules Crétois, July 15, Published in CPNN
In Rome, the Central African armed groups gathered with representatives of the institutions of the CAR and MINUSCA to sign an agreement for peace. Some appreciate the agreement, others less …
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By Rotary International, June 23, 2017, published in News and Features
Isfantin Bharoto, the club president, and Mariam Kartonagoro, the club's first president and current secretary, say building relationships with those who have different beliefs is a benefit of being in the Rotary Club of Solo Kartini.
By Evan Burrell, Rotary Club of Turramurra, New South Wales, Australia, May 29, 2017, published in Rotary Voices
Evan Burrell and Rotary staff at the 2014 Rotary Convention in Sydney, Australia.
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The shortest distance between two people is a song. Or it could be a story.
That's the thinking behind a pilot program called Sprouts of Peace.
"It's sparking an imagination that we can make friends in all sorts of different places. And we don't have to be exactly alike," Rev. Al Schon, of Peace United Church of Christ, said.
Started almost two years ago by the Interfaith Partnership of Greater St. Louis, Sprouts of Peace brings together young children of different faiths.
