Interfaith Philadelphia

Interfaith Philadelphia Equipping individuals and communities for interfaith understanding.

This year, we are excited to partner with Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School to host two Work-Study students. Join us i...
09/03/2026

This year, we are excited to partner with Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School to host two Work-Study students. Join us in welcoming Ja'Mahd and Faith to the team.

What do you know about the Jewish High Holy Days?Join us Thursday, Sept. 3, 4:00–5:30 PM (virtual) for Everyday Faith: J...
08/31/2026

What do you know about the Jewish High Holy Days?

Join us Thursday, Sept. 3, 4:00–5:30 PM (virtual) for Everyday Faith: Judaism & the High Holy Days.

Hear from Jewish faith leaders, ask questions, and explore the traditions, practices, and meaning behind this important season.

SIGN UP HERE: https://www.interfaithphiladelphia.org/everdayfaith2026-27/

08/29/2026

Can empathy help bridge our divides?

Join University of Pennsylvania political scientist Dr. Lia Howard and students from the Political Empathy Lab for a conversation about how empathy and religious understanding can strengthen our democracy.

Free! Sept 9, 5:30pm at Gloria Dei Old Swedes Church
Link in bio to RSVP

08/27/2026

Can empathy help bridge our political divides?

Join University of Pennsylvania political scientist Dr. Lia Howard and students from the Political Empathy Lab for a conversation about how empathy and religious understanding can strengthen political discourse and our democracy.

Sept. 9, 2026 | 5:30–7:30 PM
Gloria Dei (Old Swedes') Episcopal Church
916 S. Swanson St., Philadelphia

FREE. RSVP: https://www.interfaithphiladelphia.org/phila250_gloriadei/

Part of Religious Freedom: Then & Now.

The Religious Leaders Council of Greater Philadelphia and Interfaith Philadelphia mourn the loss of Bishop Patricia Dave...
08/13/2026

The Religious Leaders Council of Greater Philadelphia and Interfaith Philadelphia mourn the loss of Bishop Patricia Davenport, former bishop of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Synod of the ELCA.

Bishop Pat was a valued member and committed partner of the Religious Leaders Council, bringing her wisdom, pastoral spirit, prophetic witness, and leadership into relationship with the many faith traditions of our region.

Through her partnership with Interfaith Philadelphia, she demonstrated that religious difference need not keep us distant, but can call us more deeply into dialogue, relationship, service, mutual understanding, and shared responsibility for the well-being of our neighbors.

We give thanks for her life, her faithful presence, and the many ways she stood beside people and communities. May her memory be a blessing.

07/10/2026

Challenge accepted!! 😄 👏

Hear from Taylor as she shares what makes the Interfaith Youth Neighborhood Mosaic Program such a unique summer experience for incoming 6th-8th-grade students. From building friendships to exploring different faith traditions, Mosaic is all about curiosity, connection, and community.

‼️ Our next Mosaic program is July 20-25 at .mosque. Learn more and register through the link in our bio!

The Religious Leaders Council of Greater Philadelphia and Interfaith Philadelphia attended an interfaith unity press con...
07/09/2026

The Religious Leaders Council of Greater Philadelphia and Interfaith Philadelphia attended an interfaith unity press conference on Wednesday to stand with Philadelphia's Muslim community, condemning the recent arson at the Northeast Philadelphia Islamic Center.

The gathering brought together Muslim, Jewish, Christian, and other religious leaders alongside city and state officials, civil rights organizations, and neighborhood residents.

One of the strongest moments came simply by looking around. More than 100 people stood together outside a damaged mosque representing many religious traditions, public offices, and community organizations.

The gathering, made possible because of relationships built over time, reminded us of the importance of standing in solidarity with our diverse neighbors.

City of Philadelphia GovernmentQuaiser D. Abdullah

What an extraordinary honor and historic moment for members of our Board and Religious Leaders Council to play a leading...
07/04/2026

What an extraordinary honor and historic moment for members of our Board and Religious Leaders Council to play a leading role in the Liberty Medal Ceremony honoring His Holiness Pope Leo XIV at the National Constitution Center.

Their presence, as religious and civic leaders from across our region, reflected something our world needs now more than ever: a shared commitment to religious liberty, freedom of conscience, and building a society where people of different faiths and convictions can live together with mutual respect and dignity.

One of the most memorable moments of the day was seeing the remarkable diversity of those gathered in one place. It was a quiet but powerful reminder that our differences don't have to become divisions—and that authentic relationships across communities make us all stronger.

During his acceptance remarks, Pope Leo XIV shared these words:

"In order for a nation to flourish, it must be truly united; united not by goals bound to momentary endeavors, but by ideals that do not fade with the passing of time."

His message reminds us that fostering understanding and trust across religious and civic life isn't just for special occasions—it's an ongoing responsibility. We're proud to continue strengthening relationships that make Greater Philadelphia more welcoming, more resilient, and better equipped to meet the challenges and opportunities ahead.

07/04/2026

Vince Stango, National Constitution Center Interim President and CEO, reflects on the significance of awarding the 38th Liberty Medal to Pope Leo XIV, a lifelong proponent of religious liberty around the world.

Watch a full recording of the ceremony: https://ow.ly/zCfK50Zk7bZ

We’re honored to be a partner for the National Constitution Center’s 38th Annual Liberty Medal Ceremony honoring Pope Le...
06/29/2026

We’re honored to be a partner for the National Constitution Center’s 38th Annual Liberty Medal Ceremony honoring Pope Leo XIV on July 3.

We’re proud to celebrate a leader whose commitment to human dignity, religious liberty, and the common good inspires people of all faiths.

On the program are board members, Imam Quaiser D. Abdullah, Ph.D., Director, Mayor’s Office of Muslim Engagement City of Philadelphia Government; The Reverend Carolyn C. Cavaness, Pastor, Mother Bethel AME Church; and Rabbi Jill L. Maderer, Senior Rabbi, Congregation Rodeph Shalom.

From the Religious Leaders Council of Greater Philadelphia: The Reverend Luis A. Cortés Jr., Founder, President, CEO of Esperanza, and Archbishop Nelson Perez, Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Church of Philadelphia.

Learn more: constitutioncenter.org/about/liberty-medal


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