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National Inter Faith Week


You are invited to join in the celebration of The National Inter Faith Week on 26 November 2011 at Haworth Road Methodist Church from 4.30-6.30 pm.  The event includes listening to the Jewish faith traditions with the guest speaker:

Mr Rudi Leavor
The President of Bradford Synagogue

There will be an opportunity to look at the Jewish artefacts as well.

Programme:

  • Welcome
  • Interfaith Prayers for Peace
  • poem by Gerard Benson - Poet Laureate
  • Rudi Leavor (Guest Speaker) + question time
  • Note of thanks
  • Quiz and Meal

For confirmation and other details please ring Awais Mughal, Faith to Faith work, Touchstone Centre

Note:  donation will be collected to support the work of Bradford Synagogue.

Directions:

By Care:  Follow the 6144 out of Bradford Centre. When you come to the traffic lights at the Toller Lane Junction with 6269 keep left on 6144.  Howarth Road Methodist Church is on the right side immediately before the turn off to Heights Lane on the left.  There is a big car park in front of the church.

The bus route is 620.

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