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Auburn Resources for August
By Kellie Anderson-Picallo
July 28, 2011

Let Auburn be a resource for your planning of the 10th Anniversary of September 11. We have the resources you need for your August planning including a documentary suggestion to help you bridge religious divides and we’ll tell you how to join the Groundswell Movement! All this and more on the Auburn Web site.

Resources for 9/11/11: Auburn recommends these two videos to watch and share for religious freedom. Don't miss 'We The People' and 'Things People Said' and send them to your community to help heal the world. Click here for We The People and here for Things People Said.

Resources for 9/11/11: Start your planning now for 9/11/11 by clicking here for Prepare New York resources for curriculum, coffee hour conversations and where to go on Sunday September 11th.
Prepare New York is a coalition of New York based interfaith organizations including-Auburn Seminary and its Center for Multifaith Education, Interfaith Center of New York, Intersections International, Odyssey Networks, Quest, and Tanenbaum and its Religion and Diversity Education Program, who are committed to preparing New York City (and the nation) for the 10-year anniversary of 9/11 by promoting civil dialogue, education about religious pluralism, support for the Muslim community, and coordinating events on the day of the anniversary. September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows and 9/11 Communities for Common Ground serve as advisers to the coalition.

Auburn recommends this documentary: Documentary can bring a story into your community and ask questions that can build community and heal the world. Auburn recommends Divided We Fall as an excellent resource in this season of the 10th Anniversary of September 11th. Click here to learn more.

Join the Groundswell! Groundswell is a new multi-faith initiative that will help channel the aspirations of the emerging generation and inspire strategic action for justice. We believe that most Americans -- people of faith, as well as atheists, agnostics and the seeking -- are hungry to tap into a calling at the core of their being. Groundswell will offer one way for us to transcend bitter polarization, identify common ground, roll up our sleeves and work together to repair the world. Click here to meet Groundswell Director Valarie Kaur. Bookmark Groundswell by clicking here.

Auburn’s Seminarians in Israel Video Learn more about Auburn Seminary’s Seminarians in Israel program that brings together emerging Christian and Jewish faith leaders to visit Israel and the West Bank and experience the region through each other's eyes. Click here to watch this video and learn more about this transformational program.

Looking for more resources from Auburn? Email Rev. Kellie Anderson-Picallo for more information to help your community.

  

Tags: Auburn, Auburn Seminary, Divided We Fall, groundswell, Groundswell Movement, Prepare New York, Valarie Kaur

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