Opportunities for learning build understanding about individual faith traditions.

Each Living Faiths event will be hosted by local worshipping communities creating shared spaces for interaction and will include:

• A morning spent in a place of worship focusing on one faith tradition
• A 'Walk of Friendship' to a neighbouring place of worship of another tradition
• A shared meal to express values of hospitality and welcome 
• An afternoon spent focusing on another faith tradition

An introductory, whole-day, workshop looking at the place of faith in every aspect of life.

Our next workshops are scheduled to take place on 10 September and 13 November in central Leeds. 

Backed up by census data and legislation around faith diversity, the workshop presents a practical and engaging introduction to Religious Literacy within the context of the Equalities and Human Rights agenda.

A bite-sized guide to festivals and faiths.

This guide has been created by members of the Yorkshire and Humber Faiths Forum as a simple introduction to the nine faith communities 
represented.

Funding for the guide was provided by Government Office Yorkshire and Humber.

The guide is absolutely free, but you are required to be logged in to download it.

Please create an account and log in and then click here to download the guide.

Could you be a part of Faith Matters?

The Faith Matters Associate Network presently comprises 15 Associates from five faith Traditions.

• Buddhist
• Christian
• Muslim
• Sikh
• Unitarian
  

• Personal belonging to a Faith Community
• Experience of applying Faith in a professional context
• Informed commitment to the Equality and Diversity Agenda
• Professionalism and Excellence in Developing and Delivering high-quality learning interventions and organisational change