Religion in a Multifaith World


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Auburn's Multifaith Programs

Auburn's Center for Multifaith Education equips people of all faiths, from senior religious leaders to teens in conflict-torn countries, to reach across lines of religious difference and build a more just and peaceful world. How can we help you lead in a religiously diverse world?

Auburn recommends this video response created by a concerned list of religious leaders to end the War on Prayer and join in support of Park51, the NYC community center and mosque near Ground Zero. A leader in interfaith dialogue, Auburn equips bold leaders to bridge religious divides and heal the world.

Beyond World Religions

In December 2009, the Center for Multifaith Education released "Beyond World Religions: The State of Multifaith Education in American Theological Schools," a first-of-its-kind study of how seminaries across the United States are dealing with the challenge to educate religious leaders for a religiously diverse world.

Face to Face/Faith to Faith

Since 2001, Face to Face | Faith to Faith has brought together hundreds of Christian, Jewish and Muslim teenagers from Northern Ireland, the Middle East, South Africa, and the U.S. to develop a new generation of leaders able to negotiate a multifaith global society. Teens learn how their own religious traditions and those of others can be used to build a more peaceful world.

South Africa’s Face to Face Summer Intensive

Each December, while South Africans are enjoying the heat of summer, Face to Face |Faith to Faith holds a regional five-day intensive program for Muslim, Jewish, and Christian teens from Cape Town.

Show Your Support this 9/11 Weekend

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Hey, That's Sacred Ground: Let's Talk About Where to Build that Mosque

Every once in a while we witness the perfect interfaith storm. It's always a combination of religion, politics, and one special ingredient, like money, scandal, or, as in this season's storm, collective memory.

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Op-Ed: Jewish Education Begins at Home

Jewish education in America is at a crossroads. No generation of Jews has ever seen such a flourishing of learning opportunities: day schools, charter schools, supplementary schools, camps, travel encounters and, more recently, tech-based tools. We have put our best minds and no small amount of money into Jewish education, yet still not enough Jews are leading Jewish lives. What’s going wrong?

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Since 1990, Auburn Seminary has grown from an institution focused on strengthening Christian leaders to an institution passionate about building bridges across faith lines. Today, Auburn remains rooted in the Christian tradition with multifaith commitments. Auburn's staff and board includes Christians, Muslims and Jews, and our programs reach people of Muslim, Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh, and Bahai faiths - to name a few. Almost everything Auburn does is infused with a multifaith perspective - from its research on theological education to its leadership programs to its media work. Rabbi Justus Baird directs Auburn's multifaith work.