Tag: pluralism

Saffron Cross: A Story for All of Us

Four weeks from today, y’all. Four weeks! Saffron Cross: The Unlikely Story of How a Christian Minister Married a Hindu Monk will be available Tuesday, October 1st! Please join us sharing it with every friend and stranger your encounter! Here’s why: Saffron Cross is a story for all 

Interfaith Friendships: Becoming Fully Human

Interfaith Friendships: Becoming Fully Human

“Interfaith is not about conversion, it’s about completion—becoming a more complete, fully human being.” –Imam Jamal Rahman, TEDxDU talk, May 26, 2011 Do interfaith friendships enhance our own faith journeys? Because of my enthusiasm for Fred’s tradition, I’m often asked by Christians and Hindus, “Are you 

It’s About Love

It’s About Love

I’m diving into the world of interfaith relationships. In December 2008, I dipped my toes into the cold ocean of East-meets-West dating (via eHarmony, no less). Through a sweet spring 2009 courtship, I waded in to my calves, hoping that my proposals of baptisms (embarrassing) 

Grateful

Fred and I grateful for the many responses to the Durham Herald-Sun article (published March 10, 2011). The feedback has been amazing; it’s afforded us opportunities to learn about others’ interfaith experiences. Thank you for reading and for your interest in this journey! If you 

Interfaith Relationships

Interfaith Relationships

Thursday’s post on “Exploring an Interfaith Marriage” received some intriguing Facebook comments. It was confirmation for me that people do engage in interfaith relationships (of all kinds–platonic, romantic, and professional) and that the challenges are very real. I asked, “Have you ever participated in an interfaith