Interfaith Inverclyde
Interfaith Inverclyde
Welcome to Interfaith Inverclyde
We are supported by Interfaith Scotland Scotlands national Interfaith organisation that hosts events across Scotland each year. We encourage Inverclyde’s diverse faith communities to join by attending or participating in these events. Interfaith Inverclyde also runs events for people of all ages and invites everyone to join us.
Scottish Interfaith Week is a Scotland-wide festival held every November to celebrate the nation’s religious and cultural diversity. This year’s festival is on the theme of ‘Wellbeing’ and takes place from Sunday 8th November to Sunday 15th November. Communities across Scotland will be opening their doors and welcoming in people of all faiths and none.
Upcoming events
Wednesday October 28th events are a chance to meet others, share experiences and take part in community activities that bring people together in a relaxed and welcoming environment.
Rev Bryan Kerr invites us to visit his Historic parish for a special Interfaith experience right here in Inverclyde. All are welcome!
Reserve your spot at eventbrite
Rev Bryan Kerr has invited Interfaith to join him at his Kilmacolm Historic Church to a friendly in-person evening.
address: High Street Kilmalcolm PA13 4BP 6-8pm
Join us for a friendly in-person evening at this beautiful Historic Church. The event celebrates community and, different faiths across Inverclyde and a wonderful opportunity to meet Rev Kerr and learn about the traditions of his Historic Parish.
Building Bridges of Understanding
We bring together people of all faiths to foster friendship, dialogue, and mutual respect. Together, we create a space where understanding grows and bonds of unity are forged across the beautiful landscape of Inverclyde.
Interfaith Dialogue
Interfaith dialogue is an open and respectful conversations between people from diverse faiths and religious backgrounds. Its main purpose is to encourage understanding, respect, and cooperation. In Inverclyde, this dialogue helps people recognise and value the unique beliefs and traditions found in our community. As faith and religious diversity become more visible, interfaith dialogue helps build connections. It gives people a chance to learn about each other’s beliefs and discover shared values. For the Interfaith Inverclyde community, these conversations are an opportunity to share values and learn from the experiences and wisdom of others faiths.
