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Celebrating faiths in Coventry
Inter Faith Week
The Inter Faith Week hopes to increase awareness of different faith communities

Coventry is holding its first ever Inter Faith Week between 15-21 November.

The week is designed to teach others about the different faith communities in the city and increase understanding of religious and non-religious beliefs.

Coventry's Multi-Faith Forum has worked with Coventry City Council to bring a wide programme of events.

Lord Mayor of Coventry, councillor Jack Harrison MBE will launch the week at the Hebert Art Gallery on 15 November.

There will be a wide range of activities across the city. Some of the events can be found listed below, but a full programme can be found on the Coventry Multi Faith Forum website.

Singing for World Peace

On Sunday, 15 November from 1500-2100 at St Paul's Community Hall on Foleshill Road, there will be Singing for World Peace. It is organised by the Sathya Sai Baba Centre of Coventry.

Discover Islam Exhibition

From 16-20 November, you can visit the Discover Islam Exhibition at the Coventry Muslim Resource Centre on Red Lane. Inter Faith Week runs alongside Islam Awareness Week and this year's theme is Walk the Talk.

This exhibition takes you on a journey through Islam and class and group visits are available, but must be booked in advance.

Guided Meditation

On Wednesday, 18 November, there will be a chance for Guided Meditation from 1730-1900 at the Lord Mayor's Hospitality Suite at the Council House. The event is organised by the Hindu Council and they invite you to experience a relaxing evening and learn how to create inner peace.

Meet the Baha'is

On Saturday, 21 November, there will be a chance to find out more about the Baha'i faith at the Coventry Multi-Faith Centre (Priory Visitor Centre) from 1200-1600.

There will be a slideshow of Baha'i holy places, a DVD introducing the faith and also a display of literature.

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