9/11 Events
/On September 11, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. the Arkansas House of Prayer and the Interfaith Center teamed up for the 3nd Annual Compassion in Action service
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/On Thursday, January 22, 2015, students from the Bridges organization based at New York University sat with local community members in dialogue regarding service.
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The Interfaith Center was a supporter of “Laugh in Peace,” a renowned comedy team that performed as a Kumpuris lecture at the Barry L. Travis Exhibition Hall at the Robinson Center on November 12, 2012.
Laugh in Peace, featuring Rabbi Bob Alper, Muslim comic Mo Amer and Rev. Susan Sparks, promotes interfaith action, multiculturalism and peace through the universal appeal of laughter. Beneath the laughter is a serious message of healing, understanding and tolerance at a time when tension among different faiths is running high.
Over 1,200 people attended the performance.
The Interfaith Center assembled a team of 12 multi-faith organizations and raised $9,000 for the Laugh in Peace team speaker fees and travel costs, and partnered with the Clinton Center to provide the venue and significant marketing and communication outreach.
Partners for the event included:
Arkansas House of Prayer
The Arkansas Interfaith Conference
The Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas
The Islamic Center of Little Rock
The Interfaith Center
The Institute for Interfaith Dialogue
Jewish Federation of Arkansas
Just Communities of Arkansas
The Office of the Social Justice Initiative, Philander Smith
Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church
Second Presbyterian Church
The Two Jewish Guys
Let's Pray
/On January 15, 2012 the Interfaith Center hosted “Let’s Pray,” an interfaith prayer retreat featuring Rabbi Levy of Temple B’Nai Israel, Sophia Said of the Islamic Center of Little Rock, Anna Cox of the Ecumenical Buddhist Society and the Rev. Susan Sims Smith, Executive Director of the Interfaith Center.
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