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2019-2020 National Interfaith Representatives
Andrea Kendall — Southern California Local Council
Don Frew — Northern California Local Council
M. Macha NightMare — Northern California Local Council
Rachael Watcher — Northern California Local Council
Rowan Fairgrove — Northern California
Here are just some of the organizations our members are involved with:
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Parliament of the World’s Religions
https://parliamentofreligions.org/
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- Assembly of Religious and Spiritual Leaders, Aug. 28 – Sep. 5, 1993 in Chicago, Illinois, USA
- A New Day is Dawning, Dec. 1 – Dec. 8, 1999 in Cape Town, South Africa
- Pathways to Peace, Jul. 7 – Jul 13, 2004 in Barcelona, Spain
- Make a Word of Difference, Dec. 3 – Dec. 9, 2009 in Melbourne, Australia
- Reclaiming the Heart of our Humanity, Oct. 15 – Oct. 16, 2015 in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
- The Promise of Inclusion, The Power of Love, Nov. 1 – Nov. 7, 2018 in Toronto, Canada
Interfaith Center at the Presidio
www.interfaith-presidio.org
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The Chaplaincy Institute
http://chaplaincyinstitute.org
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United Religions Initiative
www.uri.org
- Interfaith Sacred Space Design Competition
- Spirituality & the Earth CC
- URI Global Indigenous Initiative
- CBS Special Program
- Hidden Seeds
- Earth Wisdom/Sabidura de la Madre Tierra
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Adocentyn Research Library
www.adocentyn.us
Interfaith Climate Action Network (ICAN) part of Interfaith Council of Contra Costa County (ICCCC)
www.interfaithccc.org/about-us-our-programs/
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Interfaith Council of Greater Portland
https://www.facebook.com/icgpdx/
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Links to writings from the National Interfaith Representatives:
From The Interfaith Observer’s January 2019 Issue on “Embracing Compassion:”
Compassion Under Extreme Duress by Rachael Watcher
From The Interfaith Observer’s May 2018 issue on “Who Isn’t at the Interfaith Table:”
Hearing the Interfaith Voices Least Often Heard by Don Frew
From The Interfaith Observer’s November 2017 issue on “Interfaith in Africa:”
A Pagan’s Adventures in Egypt by Don Frew
The Interfaith Observer’s July 2106 issue on “Featuring Don Frew”
The editor says: “Few in the world have been more deeply connected with the interfaith world than Don Frew, who all the while provides significant leadership in his own community, going through as many changes as any other religious tradition.”
From The Interfaith Observer’s February 2015 Issue on “Indiginous Spirituality in the Modern World:”
What Is Indigeniety? by Gus DiZerega
The Finer Points of Getting to Know You by Rachael Watcher
Saving Pagan Lives by Don Frew
Doctrine, Ritual, and Spiritual Development by Rachael Watcher
When Nature Talks Back by Don Frew
From The Interfaith Observer’s December 2014 Issue on “Returning Sacred Texts to the Yezidis:”
Finding Light in the Midst of “Devil-worshippers” by Don Frew
From The Interfaith Observer’s November 2013 Issue on “Interfaith Gifts:”
The Rudiments of My Neopagan Spiritual Practice by Don Frew
A Different Approach to Deity by Rachael Watcher
From The Interfaith Observer’s June 2013 Issue on “Religion and Climate Change:”
The Silence of the Earth by Gus diZerega
From The Interfaith Observer’s June 2012 Issue on “The Complexities of Dialogue:”
Bridge-building – the Hard Lessons by Rachael Watcher
“Interfaith 3.0” from the Outside by Don Frew
From The Interfaith Observer’s April 2012 Issue on “Emerging Interfaith Voices II:”
Global Gathering of Indigenous and Pagan Elders by Rachael Watcher
From The Interfaith Observer’s March 2012 Issue on “Emerging Interfaith Voices I:”
Wiccans, Indigenous Peoples, and the Interfaith Movement by Don Frew
From The Interfaith Observer’s January 2012 Issue on “Meaning Making:”
When Wiccans & Evangelical Christians Become Friends by Don Frew
From The Interfaith Observer’s September 2011 Issue on “Deepening Interfaith Dialogue:”
Guidelines for Engaging in Productive Interfaith Dialogue by Don Frew
Don Frew wrote a guest piece for Gus’ Patheos blog that might be of some interest:
http://www.patheos.com/blogs/pointedlypagan/2014/02/don-frew-on-saving-pagan-liveswiccan-privilege-and-interfaith/
And on a non-interfaith, but academic note, they might also be interested in Don Frew’s Ethnologies article reprinted on Patheos:
http://www.patheos.com/Resources/Additional-Resources/2011-Introduction-to-Key-Frew-Article-Donald-Frew-02-08-2011
Comments on “Is interfaith work necessary or a distraction?”
http://wildhunt.org/2014/08/perspectives-is-interfaith-work-necessary-or-a-distraction.html