Metrowest Interfaith Dialogue Project

Loving and Listening: Honoring our Diversity as Multifaith Neighbors

The Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Buddhist, Bahai and Sikh communities of
Holliston and the surrounding Metrowest gather for opportunities to get
to know each other and to consider how our unique religious traditions can
help us flourish together.

We also include interfaith opportunities of the Multifaith Collaborative of the Open Spirit Center and of The Islamic Center of Boston, Wayland, MA.

In Preparation for the holy month of Ramadan, April 23, we bring some Islamic Inspiration

Interfaith Prayer in the Time of a Pandemic

Scenes from Interfaith Sunday at the Islamic Center of Boston, Wayland, MA

On Sunday, February 29, friends of different faith traditions came together at the Islamic Center of Boston in Wayland, Massachusetts to talk and reflect together on our solidarity and commonality as peoples of different faiths, notwithstanding our important differences as well. Dr. Celine Ibrahim led the discussion through the book she edited, One Nation, Indivisible. More than one hundred people gathered for this important event. For more information about interfaith opportunities at Islamic Center of Boston, contact Shaheen Akhtar.

Meeting God - Shaping Narratives

We introduce to you a special series of PBS entitled, MEETING GOD, CHANGING NARRATIVES. This particular episode is produced through the lens of the Sikh faith and explores our wonderful diverse richness in multiple faiths and cultures all around us. One of our dialogue partners, Siri Karm Singh, minister in our local Sikh Ashram in Millis, Massachusetts would love to answer your questions about the Sikh faith. You can ask questions here.

Interfaith Scripture Study I & II
More Coming in the Fall of 2020

Join us as Jews, Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, Buddhists and others come together for an opportunity to explore each other's scriptures around our accountability to the earth and humanity in a time of global climate change.
Please register below

Prayer & Solidarity in the Face of Tragedy in New Zealand

In light of the tragic killings in two mosques in New Zealand during jumma prayers, killing 49 and seriously wounding more than 20 others, we send our prayerful support and a bolder commitment to interfaith dialogue and collaboration.

May we all religious and nonreligious, heal our communities and nation of Islamophobia, antisemitism, racism, and xenophobia, deep wounds we all carry.

Read our letter of support to our Muslim Neighbors here.

From Our Latest Event

Here are some pics from our Winter Book Read and Pot Luck on February 24, 2019. We had a nice group of around 30 people join us for good food and good conversation.

Pictures of our October 2018 Event

Final Wrap Up Report by Larry Maloney
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What we want to do in this conversation

Get to know each other and our faith traditions that inspire us

Gain insights about each other and to see how much we share in common

To discover how interfaith action makes a difference

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Our Jewish, Christian, Muslim, Sikh and Buddhist Communities

Rev. Bonnie Steinroeder
First Congregational Church

Rev. Mark Peterson
Christ the King Lutheran Church

Rabbi Jennifer Rudin
Simcha Services

Fr. Carl Chudy, SX
Our Lady of Fatima Shrine
Xaverian Missionaries USA

Hussam Syed
Islamic Center of Framingham

Rev. Sarah Robbins-Cole
St. Michael's Episcopal Church

SS Siri Karm Singh Khalsa
Guru Ram Das Ashram & Gurdwara (Sikhs of Millis)

Anna Klegon
Buddhist

Rev. Nathan W. Detering
Unitarian Universalist Area Church

Imam Shaykh Tofael
Islamic Society of Framingham

Cantor Linda Myer
T emple Beth Torah