Join us for a relaxed and welcoming Death Café, where we can openly explore thoughts, feelings, questions and experiences around death and dying — and perhaps discover how talking about death can help us think differently about life. There’s no set agenda, no right or …
The Interfaith Scotland Book Club will read The Well-Gardened Mind by Sue Stuart-Smith for the next meet-up. This will be a particularly special meeting as it takes place during Scottish Interfaith Week. The Club will meet on the Lower Ground of Waterstones on Sauchiehall Street. …
Join us for a special writing workshop for Scottish Interfaith Week on the theme of Wellbeing. Together we will explore our experiences of wellbeing through writing prompts and opportunities to share our writing aloud. This will be an opportunity to tune into yourself deeply and …
Join us for a gentle dialogue on health and wellbeing from the perspective of different faith traditions. Health and wellbeing can incorporate mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health. We will be looking at passages and quotes from religions and beliefs that include these different aspects …
Interfaith Scotland is looking for young people aged 18-30 from a range of faith and belief backgrounds to join the National Interfaith Youth Board. You will participate in interfaith dialogue and training, as well as receive mentorship and support to get involved in creating opportunities …
Our interfaith book club pick for September is ‘Sonorous Desert’ by Kim Haines-Eitzen 🏜️ “Sonorous Desert reveals how desert sounds taught ancient monks about solitude, silence, and the life of community.” The book club is open to those who have not read the book and …