"Justice in an Unjust World" is the theme for the program, which is from 5 to 7 p.m. and includes a complimentary dinner.
Source/Credit: The Northwestern Oshkosh
By Judy Russell | October 19, 2017
At a free, interfaith event in Oshkosh Nov. 2 for all women, speakers from different faiths will talk about how religion plays a vital role in achieving true and absolute justice.
"Justice in an Unjust World" is the theme for the program, which is from 5 to 7 p.m. and includes a complimentary dinner.
The event will be at the Qamar Mosque Oshkosh, 300 N. Eagle St. (across from Oshkosh West High School).
The lineup of speakers includes Kathleen Corley, University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh; Rev. Kim Krogstad, prison chaplain and former pastor at All Saints Lutheran Church of Oshkosh; Nancy Hook from the Baha'i Community; and Khullat Mubarika from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Oshkosh.
RSVPs are requested for meal planning and may be made at oshkoshsadr@lajnausa.net or by phone with Amtul Sara at 920-216-0323 or Raazia Riffat at 920-216-9494.
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