New Baptist resources launched for Inter Faith Week

Do you know some Muslims or Sikhs? Is there a mosque or gurdwara in the neighbourhood of your church? Would you like to build friendship, but feel you need a better understanding?

To help, the Baptist Inter Faith Working Group has launched two new resources for Inter Faith Week (11-18 November).

Encountering Islam and Encountering Sikhism, by Professor Paul Weller, author of a number of publications dealing with Baptist theology and inter-faith matters, are designed as resources to introduce and understand each faith.

They are primarily for leaders or ministers to resource a session for a group in the local church or at a regional assembly, or similar event, but they will also be helpful as a personal resource.

You can download your copy from the Inter Faith Working Group pages of the Baptists Together website via this link.

Revd Andy Williams
Moderator
Baptist Inter Faith Working Group

Baptist Times, 12/11/2018

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