Events and Programs
Amazing Faiths Dinner Dialogues
This event is held in November and is a national program bringing people of diverse backgrounds together in private homes to share a meal and reflect on the role of faith, spirituality
and shared values in their lives.
If you would like to participate visit www.interfaithforum-sc.org/register and simply register online as a Host or Attendee. ** Registration closes on November 7th, 2011. Please register before then.**
Winter Interfaith Discourse
A community-wide gathering for fellowship centering upon a speaker, movie or other program designed to enhance interfaith understanding.
National Day of Prayer
On the first Thursday of May, the Forum hosts an interfaith prayer service in downtown Greenville to honor this national observance, which was established by Congress in 1952.
Greenville Tech International Students Dialogues
Based on the Amazing Faiths Dinner Dialogues’ model, the international students are invited into private homes where they share a meal and discuss their faith traditions in an atmosphere of mutual respect and engaged listening. The experience has proven to bring students together during their time on campus and creates a shared understanding that diminishes the potential for dissension.
Festival of Faiths
This festival, held periodically and often produced in cooperation with Furman University and Greenville Technical College, celebrates the rich variety of Greenville’s religious traditions through lectures, panels, art exhibits and music presentations.
Golden Rule Workshop
A program offered to businesses, schools, faith communities and other groups that uses a teaching common to all religious communities to provide skills in compassionate behavior and interfaith understanding.
Co-sponsorships
Interfaith Forum co-sponsors events in the larger community that seek to build understanding between faith communities and traditions.
Book Club Discussion Groups
For several years, Interfaith Forum has sponsored books clubs that offer study and dialogue around interfaith themes.