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 wins Charity of the Year 2025!
We are honoured to have won Charity of the Year at the Scottish Charity Awards presented by the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations in June.
Thank you to everyone who has championed our work, especially our volunteers, partners and funders.
We are proud to be part of a movement striving for peace and building a more welcoming and inclusive Scotland for all.
Short Film: Celebrating Twenty Years of Scottish Interfaith Week
We celebrated twenty years of Scottish Interfaith Week in November 2024 and produced a film to honour the anniversary.
“Since its inception, we have engaged thousands of people in celebrating the rich religious and and cultural diversity of Scotland, through dialogue and so many creative activities such as music, dance, exhibitions, storytelling, poetry, ceilidhs, and family fun days. Basically celebrating the joy of being together and connecting.” – Dr Maureen Sier, Director of Interfaith Scotland
Visit scottishinterfaithweek.org to find out more.
Upcoming Events in 2025
Interfaith Retreat to Holy Isle
Join us on the beautiful island of Holy Isle off the island of Arran for a three-day interfaith retreat at the Centre for World Peace and Health. The retreat is open to adults from all religious backgrounds or no religious affiliation. There is a retreat …
Networking Seminar for Local Interfaith Groups
We will host a networking seminar for local interfaith groups based in the central belt on Monday 22nd September. The event will be hosted in Glasgow, venue to be announced soon! Timings also to be announced.
Public Training Courses
More training courses coming soon in 2025.
Interfaith Scotland Magazines
We gather the most exciting interfaith news from across Scotland and publish the stories in a bi-annual magazine.
You can read the magazines online in the Newsletter section of our website.