Season for Interfaith-Intercultural Celebration



September - December, 2011

Join hundreds of task forces around the world in meaningful demonstrations of interfaith and interculturalunderstanding that are foundational to the global peace-building to which we are so deeply committed.

The menu at bottom left guides you through many general resources that will serve your program, dialogues, and projects. In addition to these resources, this year we feature several events that we hope will engage a critical mass of our annual participants:

Global Oneness Day

Coinciding with the Season for Interfaith Intercultural celebration AGNT, partnering with the global Humanity's Team movement and more than 20 other organizations, invites New Thought centers to join in the second annual Global Oneness Day (G.O.D.) on Sunday, October 23. Coinciding with United Nations Day on October 24th, meet your global spiritual family to actively celebrate our inner oneness and manifest diversity. A template for G.O.D. Sunday Service has been designed so that New Thought centers can contribute to a pool of personalized video messages from around the world that AGNT makes available for projection in your sanctuary during the Service.

 

"Culture Evolving: From the Heart of the World's Spiritual Traditions"

A 9 Week Self Guided Study Course for Groups and Individuals. This FREE series is based on a series of exclusive, original edited recordings with spiritual leaders from cultures across the globe, created by the Association for Global New Thought and the International Committee for the Peace Council.


The Family of Abraham: Service for The 10th Anniversary of September 11th

On this day, which many will mourn as a tragedy that befell our nation, we join hearts with all those who lost loved ones on September 11, 2001 — and in the two still ongoing wars our nation has undertaken as a result. But while we join hearts with them, we must add, in the words of the members of September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows, “Our grief is not a cry for war.” It is instead a wake-up call to our responsibility and a kairos moment, a spiritual crisis by using which correctly we can actually use this painful memory as a turning point toward peace.
CLICK TO WATCH INSPIRING VIDEO OF AN ABRAHAM WALK