Interfaith Week is from Sunday 13th to Sunday 20th November 2016. It is an opportunity for us to strengthen good Interfaith relations, increase awareness of the different and distinct faith communities in Waltham Forest, to celebrate and build on the [...]
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National Hate Crime Awareness week is 8th – 15th October 2016. The aim of the week is to raise awareness of hate crime, to encourage reporting, to promote local support services and look at ways we can all work together [...]
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The Faith Forum joined together with Amnesty International, Stand up to Racism and Walthamstow Migrants Action Group on Sunday 4th September to unite against Racism and Xenophobia and show a commitment to welcome refugees in Waltham Forest. All enjoyed an [...]
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Waltham Forest Faith Communities came together for our annual Faith Fayre on Saturday 13th August. The theme for this years event was Building Bridges. We had stalls in Walthamstow Market Square by representatives of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Hare [...]
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Iftar, the evening meal to break the fast during Ramadan, brought together representatives of the many different faiths in the borough on the 29th June, for an evening of speeches, prayer and a meal at Waltham Forest Town Hall. The Mayor Cllr Peter [...]
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The Interfaith walk on the 4th June was an all day event with talks, refreshment and entertainment at various places of worship in the borough. We were warmly received at all venues, given informative and inspiring talks, entertained and treated [...]
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The Faith Forum are working to facilitate the settling of Syrian Refugees in Waltham Forest. We have met with and urged our local council to expedite this. The biggest challenge for Local Authorities is the lack of available housing. By [...]
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Holocaust Memorial Day on the 27th January 2016 marked the 71st anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. This years theme “Don’t Stand By” asked us all to consider our personal responsibility not to be a bystander to persecution and genocide. [...]
Read moreNational Hate Crime Awareness week is 8th – 15th October 2016. The aim of the week is to raise awareness of hate crime, to encourage reporting, to promote local support services and look at ways we can all work together to prevent hate crime.
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