Interfaith Scotland is the national interfaith organisation for Scotland.
We work to help ensure good relations between the diverse religion and belief communities of Scotland and also to share good practice in interfaith dialogue, education, engagement and training nationally and internationally.
Interfaith Scotland is a charity and we appreciate all donations, big or small.
Information and Events
Covid19: During the Covid19 crisis Interfaith Scotland has been working with faith communities and local interfaith groups across Scotland to assist them in their work of supporting communities at the grassroots level. For up to date information on the current crisis please go to the Scottish Government website.
Please follow the link for up to date information on the re-opening of Places of Worship in Scotland
Message from Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland for faith communities and local interfaith groups
Connect with an Interfaith Buddy: 14th December
Due to the success of our Interfaith Buddies event during Scottish Interfaith Week we are putting on another one! Come and meet a buddy of a different faith at our Zoom event on Monday 14th December from 10am – 11.15am. To sign up fill in the Google form at bit.ly/39zHcTF by Wednesday 9th December giving us your name, faith, age and gender.
Scottish Interfaith Week 2020 : 8th – 15th November
Scottish Interfaith Week provides an opportunity for individuals, local interfaith groups, faith communities, organisations and educational establishments across the country to plan events that bring local people together to promote dialogue, understanding and co-operation between Scotland’s diverse faith and belief communities. This year Scottish Interfaith Week was an online festival on the theme is ‘Connecting’.
A programme of over 60 events can be found at: http://scottishinterfaithweek.org/programme-2020
A number of events throughout the week have been uploaded onto YouTube, with links available to view on the News section of the Scottish Interfaith Week Website. Click on the link below for more details.
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Continuing to stand in solidarity - no place in Scotland for such hate https://t.co/q0JCnhLLxM
Here is the link to the faith in Action event that we collaborated on with @EdinInterfaith and the Edinburgh Coexistence Initiative to look at the Future of Faith with Young People.
https://t.co/KqDFiOtLsG
Learn how Eid ul-Adha is celebrated and how the easing up of lockdown restrictions changes the celebration. #Festivals #Celebrations https://t.co/cgARrhx37N
Find out why Tisha B'Av is considered the saddest day in the Jewish calendar.
https://t.co/4pWxmn0jpn
Our #equality and #diversity training courses are back!
Fresh outta lockdown! (Tho still held on Zoom..)
Join our trainer @JamieSpurway to learn about:
Interpreting Culture, 13 Aug
Religious Diversity, 9 Sep
3 mottos for ED&I, 29 Sep
https://t.co/kqde52ZJ6s
Read about the festival CHOKOR, one of the four major Tibetan Bhuddist holidays. https://t.co/hCiIQ8XyY0
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