Basic guides and troubleshooting
Learning about resources at a workshop. Photo by David P. Young
Often, once you begin a relationship with people of other faith traditions, unexpected issues, obstacles or questions arise. These guidelines will help you on your way.
A basic guide to Holy Days, food, clothing and other issues of living together as neighbors.
Learn what to expect at a synagogue or a mosque in the DisciplesWorld article.
Based on General Assembly statements and recommendations
Q&A with Christian and Muslim guests Elizabeth Peterson and Fagrie Nasiep. Photo by David P. Young
This booklet is meant to provide material and a study guide for those interested in learning about the Holocaust and its significance for faithful Christians. It also offers ideas and sample services for the commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day.
This resource
includes a number of ground rules and suggestions for productive discussion of Israeli-Palestinian issues, created by Jewish and Christian colleagues.
Out of national conversations between the
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and the Reform, Conservative and Reconstructionist
movements of the American Jewish community, came interest in identifying ways
that members of our communities might work together in building the conditions
for peace for our Israeli and Palestinian sisters and brothers. One result
of this conversation is a list of organizations and projects to consider supporting,
visiting or exploring together. Access the list of Development and Peace
Alternatives here.
Suggesting what is possible for such ventures, Jewish and Christian staff from the United States traveled together to Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Ramallah.
A resolution passed by the
202nd
General Assembly (1990).
This resource presents the thoughts of an international group of Christians and Muslims about the complex challenges and possibilities for Christian-Muslim relations today.
(adopted
in 2002)
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