Last week, I returned from an 11-day journey through Turkey with 29 other Muslims, Christians, Jews, and a Buddhist. Many of our friends and relatives worried about our safety while traveling in that part of ...

Atlanta’s Higher Ground Group Travels to Newnan, Ga., to Discuss Opening the Dialogue Amongst All Peoples of Faith ATLANTA — Oct. 14, 2014 —The Higher Ground group, comprised of four long-time Atlanta faith leaders who ...

God-willing, this Sunday I’m traveling with 30 other Atlantans to Turkey as part of a World Pilgrims experience. We have organized these adventures for the past 12 years throughout Egypt, Jordan, Israel, Palestine, Spain, Morocco, ...

I am not exactly the right person to be wishing everyone a Happy New Year in the month of September. For Christians like me, the new year begins with the first Sunday in the season ...

My blog posting is quite late this week. I was intentionally avoiding this subject because it requires much more space than what we comfortably impose upon our readers, and to some it will be somewhat ...

Earlier this month, I spent a week in Munich, Germany with 40 faith leaders of seven different religions, who serve on the Board of the Elijah Interfaith Institute, an international interfaith organization whose tagline is ...

My country, ’tis of thee, sweet land of liberty . . . Lord give us some sanity! The following is a remarkable prayer from one of my rabbinic colleagues in Minneapolis, Rabbi Michael Adam Latz. ...

I find myself fighting back tears as I write these words shortly after the conclusion of our Chanukah observance and just a few days before Christmas. Why the wetness in my eyes? One of the ...

This was the theme of the Elijah Interfaith Institute’s international gathering of religious leaders in Oxford, England that I attended in March, where Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Jews, Christians, and Muslims, shared religious perspectives on ‘friendship ...