On October 1, the Interfaith Council was able to join the West Sacramento Sikh Gurdwara for a program. There was a gathering of Sacramento area Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, and other faith groups to hear presentations about the persecutions of Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, and other religious minorities in India.
The Interfaith Council of Greater Sacramento felt incredibly blessed to be invited to this Interfaith Vigil Monday, October 10, at the Capitol. Sister Hansa from the Brahma Kumaris and Dick MacFarlane from Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints attended.
This field trip was organized by Rachel and Dave Lyman and the Interfaith Explorers. The goal? To learn about the temple, the site, and the Abbot who lives on the property.
Many times, after disasters such as Hurricane Ian strike, we wonder WHY? Why did this happen to us? Why did this happen to me? Is God or the Higher Power punishing me? Am I supposed to learn something from this heartbreak?
On September 24th, 2022, the Interfaith Council of Greater Sacramento had the opportunity to volunteer at Loaves and Fishes in Sacramento. The board members from different faiths came together and served lunch to the unhoused community members of Sacramento.
Some see conflicts between science and religion that really are not there, in my opinion. I see them as 2 facets of reality, one mainly material in nature, one mainly spiritual. But the truth is truth.
Board member, Darlene Vela, shares her thoughts on an article she read titled, How to Talk to People Even if You Disagree” which was featured in Reader’s Digest June 2022 edition.
It is with much pleasure that Mosaic Law Congregation introduces their new Rabbi, Ben Herman.
Please join the Interfaith Council in this meeting. They will bring together our Bay Area and NorCal cities to create an opportunity to share plans, ideas, and actions.
We stand with the Interfaith Council of Elk Grove in their statement! Hate is not of God and should not be tolerated in any form against anyone.
