It is heartening that several religious organizations and media have offered their support for the success of this. Media is invited to attend the event. The conference will be moderated by Councillor Sandy Blue.
Source/Credit: The Link
By The Link | January 30, 2016
SURREY – The Ahmaddiya Muslin Jamaat of BC is holding a World Religions Conference, seeking much needed peace in the world.
Prominent Religious Scholars from Baha’i (Harold Rosen), Buddhism (Kate McCandless), Christianity (Tim Keupfer), Hinduism (Srinath Dwevedi), Judaism(Suan Sarmash), Sikhism (Gian Singh Kotli) and Islam (Bilal Khokar) will speak on the topic of “Pathway to Peace” in accordance with their respective faiths and thereby put forward their efforts to create an atmosphere where prevails love, peace and no violence.
As he current situation of the world, with its increasing uncertainty and instability seem to be taking us towards a graver conflict, the dire need of the times is to make more concerted efforts to find out ways and means to maintain peace in the world.
It is heartening that several religious organizations and media have offered their support for the success of this. Media is invited to attend the event. The conference will be moderated by Councillor Sandy Blue.
This unique event will take place on February 2, 2016 from 6 to 9.30 PM at Chapel Auditorium, 2940 Clearbrook Road.
Afterwards there will also be a multi-media presentation that we hope will provide the tools necessary in establishing and maintaining peace in society. The conference will be moderated by Councillor Sandy Blue.
For any information contact Rizwan Peerzada, Spokesperson, Regional Coordinator of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. 1- 604 767 1965.
When: Tuesday, February 02, 2016. 6:00PM – 9:30PM
Where: Chapel Auditorium., 2940 Clearbrook Rd, Abbotsford, BC V2T 2Z8.
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