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Religious Founders Day has been celebrated for more than 100 years. This year, it will be held on January 5th, at HUB Lyceum, University of Washington. Regis...

What do the makers of Jesus bobble head dolls, publishers of vile cartoon of Muhammad and creators of indecent animations of Moses achieve? Are the Prophets portrayed in such ways deserving of such disrespect? Is anything done in the name of freedom of speech noble?  Join us as we take a brief journey into the lives of Muhammad, Jesus, Moses, and Baba Guru Nanak in order to understand why they are loved and revered. RSVP Online: …See More

Cascadia Center Presents13th Annual Community Interfaith CelebrationCELEBRATING UNITY:  Why is it so difficult?Unity embraces pluralism and diversity;it is up to us to get to know each other Featuring:Pastor Don Mackenzie and Rabbi Ted Falconrepresenting the Interfaith AmigosGhada Ellithyrepresenting the Muslim Association of Puget SoundGenjo Marinello Oshorepresenting Zen Buddhism And with their gifts of music:Ronning Family Members       Sr. Ethna O’DohertyElizabeth…See More

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is organizing the annual Religious Founders Day on February 15th, 2012 (5:30 PM - 7:30 PM) at the University of Washington. We are going through a time when extremists incite hatred between followers of different religions. To address this growing threat of intolerance, this event will focus on the teachings of tolerance and mutual respect. The event titled “Tolerance and Mutual Respect” will help us all remember the true teachings of Judaism, Christianity and…See More

"American-Muslim Community Stands Up For Loyalty to their country" There are negative forces working to influence Muslims living in the West to become terrorists, and, sadly, they are having some success. This is giving rise to homegrown terrorism. In this conference Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA — the oldest American-Muslim organization — seeks to spread the message of loyalty to United States of America and debunk the myth that Muslims cannot pledge allegiance to their faith as well as…See More

Provide a venue for community, environmentalists, social justice activists, wellness practitioners, economists, government, business, and the arts — to "workshop" their projects for implementing the “Green Economy” (“Net-Provider” Strategy).

Compassionate Action Network will be hosting a special reading group to study Karen Armstrong’s Twelve Steps to a Compassionate Life. The group will be held every third Wednesday of each month from 7 to 8:30 PM at East West Bookshop. On November 16, we will discuss Step 11: RecognitionAs part of an international effort to activate the Golden Rule globally, Compassionate Action Network joins reading groups around the world to foster a greater understanding of compassion, and to promote the…See More

Cultivating an Interspiritual / Interfaith community-wide movement grounded in contemplative wisdom and practical compassionate action for the common good.

"American-Muslim Community Stands Up For Loyalty to their country" There are negative forces working to influence Muslims living in the West to become terrorists, and, sadly, they are having some success. This is giving rise to homegrown terrorism. In this conference Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA — the oldest American-Muslim organization — seeks to spread the message of loyalty to United States of America and debunk the myth that Muslims cannot pledge allegiance to their faith as well as…See More