In this blog, Liz explores her cultural-religious journey across the years in Andalucia (Spain).
Returning to Andalucรญa (part 1): embracing my past, present and futureย
Learning from love across borders, cultures and faiths (part 2): when โtoleratingโ other faiths isnโt enough
In part two of a five-art series looking at interfaith and intercultural relationships, Liz shares her personal experience of faith and religious divides in an intercultural/interfaith relationship.
Re-imagining God through the Divine Feminine (part 1): examining my Abrahamic journey
This blog forms part of a series examining how different faith traditions embrace or reject the Divine Feminine in their teachings and representation of The Divine.
Interfaith activism: we canโt let connecting faiths fall victim to deliberate smears and fearmongering
'It's easy to mock interfaith work as sipping cups of tea and sharing samosas, but the truth is that itโs a long graft', writes Laura Marks, co-founder of Jewish-Muslim women network's Nisa-Nashim
Jesus, are you there? Weโre in a bit of a pickleโฆ
Reflecting on antisemitism and religious pluralism in the run up to Christmas.
This town of Layla: reflections of an interfaith pilgrimage across Pakistan
Matt Pointon reflects on the meaning of pilgrimage as a Christian, following an interfaith tour of Pakistan.
Voice of Salam 