Crisis & Compassion Docuseries Highlights Interfaith Responses to Covid-19 in Mecklenburg County

MeckMIN Takes Part in “Dwelling in a Time of Plagues” Interfaith Art Project. A Charlotte artist keeps awareness on tent city & homelessness

Despite the pandemic, the Chapel of Christ the King followed through with a plan that was a year in the making...

When we know more about each other, including religion, lives are enriched and faiths are strengthened.

What is “religious pluralism”? As Harvard’s Diana Eck (founder of The Pluralism Project) puts it, religious diversity is a fact...

Leaders from five different religious traditions share the values and motivations prompting their responses to the Covid-19 pandemic

A very basic summary of the faiths represented within MeckMIN. These descriptions were sourced from pluralism.org and scienceofmind.com

Cecil the puppet learns about Hanukkah, Christmas, and Kwanzaa!

Imam John Ederer, president of MeckMIN, speaks with All Things Considered host, Mark Rumsey about his vision for interfaith collaboration.

The public is invited to attend the Catawba Valley Interfaith Council 6th Annual Human Rights Day Commemoration on December 10 at 7pm

Open Tables aims to build relationships based on our shared humanity that go beyond the divides of tribalism.

Interfaith Leaders Call for Continued Vigilance against COVID-19.

t looms large as we face now “pandemic” of Covid 19, for the way we respond is truly a test of what it is that we say that we believe. In th

Friday, March 13, 2020 Jay Leach Good afternoon. I am Jay Leach, one of the ministers of the Unitarian Universalist Church of...

As we reach out to ask for your support and involvement, we want to start with a question. Do you know where you live? Perhaps you have...

It is an honor and a delight to be here with you as we join people all over the world in celebrating a man who was both great and good