North America: The North American Interfaith Network (NAIN) is a non-profit
association of over 60 interfaith organizations in Canada and the United States. See: http://www.nain.org/
United Kingdom: The Inter Faith Network for the United
Kingdom "works to build good relations between the communities
of all the major faiths in Britain: Baha'i; Buddhist; Christian;
Hindu; Jain; Jewish; Muslim; Sikh; and Zoroastrian." They link
national and local inter faith initiatives throughout the UK. See:
http://www.interfaith.org.uk/
United Kingdom: The Interfaith Alliance UK is a "family
of diverse, progressive faith communities [promoting]... social
justice, tolerance and respect for differences in Britain's multi-faith and
multi-cultural society." See:
http://www.interfaithalliance.org.uk/
The World Council of Churches' interreligious relations and
dialogue team "promotes contact between Christians and neighbours
of other faiths primarily through multi-lateral and bi-lateral dialogue
with partners of other faiths that is aimed at building trust, meeting
common challenges and addressing conflictive and divisive issues."
See:
http://www.wcc-coe.org/ They also publish:
A study guide, "My Neighbour's Faith and Mine" to challenge
Christians "... to seek new dimensions of their own faith and also to
see their neighbours in a new light and learn to live with them in
closer community." It is available online at no charge. See:
http://www.wcc-coe.org/
An online multifaith calendar is provided by the British Broadcasting
Corporation at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/
Some interfaith books:
Richard Landau, "What the World Needs to Know about Interfaith
Dialogue." The author has extensive experience organizing,
chairing and participating "...in interfaith dialogue groups throughout
North America." He has produced a dozen faith-related TV series. He
wrote this book to help those running inter-faith groups to "overcome
basic differences to ensure the longevity and productivity" of the
group. This is an e-book that can be downloaded for @29.95 at:
http://www.how-to-succeed-at-interfaith-dialogue.com/
