Programs & Events
Join us for a diverse array of programs designed to enrich your interfaith knowledge, skills, and experiences. Mark you calendar for these upcoming programs and events.
March 2026
The Black Religious Experience in the Colonial Period (New Date! March 1, 2026)
Mother Bethel and the African-Episcopal Church of St. Thomas host a panel exploring the rich Revolutionary-era history and religious contributions of Black Philadelphians.
Everyday Faith: Bahá’í Holy Days
In this interactive community experience, participants learn about the lived experience of different faith traditions.
Visionary Women 2026
An intergenerational program engaging issues at the intersection of religion, gender, race, and social justice concerns.
Women, Religion, and Revolution
Learn how faithful women of Philadelphia made important contributions to the Revolutionary War effort.
Trivia Night!
Test your trivia skills and support a great cause!
April 2026
Everyday Faith: Sikh Holy Days
In this interactive community experience, participants learn about the lived experience of different faith traditions.
Dignitatis Humanae: A Civil Conversation
Learn skills for navigating difficult conversations by joining in a Civil Conversations Workshop based upon Dignitatis Humanae.
Islam, Judaism, Christianity and Public Life: Then and Now
A moderated panel explores the complex relationship between American Christianity and constitutional democracy, past and present.
May 2026
Ride for Understanding
Ride to Support Interfaith Philadelphia
Everyday Faith: Buddhist Holy Days
In this interactive community experience, participants learn about the lived experience of different faith traditions.
June 2026
Religion and the Immigrant Experience: Building This Country Together
Learn how the history of religious pluralism in the US is inextricably linked to the immigrant experience.
September 2026
Political Empathy and Religious Pluralism
Explore how empathy and interfaith understanding can bridge political divides, featuring groundbreaking research and practical insights from a Penn political scientist and her students.
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