Prayer, meditation, music, reflection by Jacob Meskin (Senior Lecturer, Hebrew College, Newton), followed by refreshments and informal discussion until 1:00. All are welcome.
Ramakrishna Vedanta Society 58 Deerfield St.Boston, MA 02215
The topic of transhumanism has become increasingly popular in recent years as advances in technology continue to pose both extraordinary promise and unique challenges. However, transhumanism—the idea that technology should be used to transcend human limitations, including mortality itself—elicits impassioned reactions from academics and the public at large--and some humanists. In this talk, Dr. Albert R. Antosca will discuss the ways transhumanist concepts are beginning to inspire new forms of religious expression and how the theory of the Technological Singularity promises an atheistic... Read more about Greater Boston Humanists Solstice Luncheon: A. Antosca, "Transhumanism, Singularity, & Techno-Religion"
The Islam 101 program is a 5-week series that covers the basics of Islam: the Articles of Faith, the Prophet’s Life, the Acts of Worship, the Qur’an, and Islamic Ethics. This is the recommended first step for non-Muslims seeking an introduction to Islam. Classes meet downstairs in the sisters' prayer hall.
First Church in Cambridge at 11 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA, in the McKenzie Library (use front or side entrance on Mason Street).
On the first day of summer, this gathering will celebrate the triumph of the Sun, honor the inconquerable part of ourselves and gather energy, strength and healing for ourselves, our human community and for the Earth Herself.
Introductions will begin promptly at 3:00 pm, with ritual immediately to follow. Please be mindful that once the doors to the McKenzie Library are shut, out of respect for the sacred space, we will not be able to allow late comers to enter... Read more about Litha / Summer Solstice Ritual Hosted by Cornucopia Collective
Shabbat Dinner and Performance
A Wyner Family Jewish Heritage Center Event
in partnership with the Chinese Historical Society of New England
Presented by Robyn Helzner
Friday, June 21, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
NEHGS, 99-101 Newbury Street, Boston, MA
Cost: $36
Join acclaimed musician and presenter Robyn Helzner and the Wyner Family Jewish Heritage Center in partnership with the Chinese Historical Society of New England, for a special evening of music, education, entertainment, and dinner.
The extraordinary presence of Jews in China is celebrated in this unforgettable presentation featuring lively... Read more about Kreplach and Dim Sum: Yes, there are Jews in China!
The Islam 101 program is a 5-week series that covers the basics of Islam: the Articles of Faith, the Prophet’s Life, the Acts of Worship, the Qur’an, and Islamic Ethics. This is the recommended first step for non-Muslims seeking an introduction to Islam. Classes meet downstairs in the sisters' prayer hall.
Rais Bhuiyan was shot point-blank in a near-fatal hate crime ten days after 9/11.
Not only did he forgive his attacker, he also fought to save his attacker's life.
Richard McKinney planned to detonate an explosive at a Mosque. After he was given a Koran, everything changed.
In a special film screening and discussion, hear from these two men who have traveled on unbelievable journeys from hate to love, joined by Joshua Seftel, the filmmaker who told their stories for the Emmy-nominated series of films, "The Secret Life of Muslims."
This event, moderated by Yasmin Amer, producer of WBUR's... Read more about The Secret Life of Muslims
African Americans have a unique story in the United States. All other non-indigenous communities came to the New World willingly to seek a better life, to escape an old life, or to purchase their way forward through indentured servitude. African slaves, however, were abducted and enslaved, being brought to America against their will. African Americans carry with them this history of injustice, while carving their own way through ongoing inequality, discrimination, and opportunity. This is a truly American experience and story.
Relations between African American Christians and Muslims is also... Read more about 2019 Luce-Hartford Conference in Christian-Muslim Relations
The Islam 101 program is a 5-week series that covers the basics of Islam: the Articles of Faith, the Prophet’s Life, the Acts of Worship, the Qur’an, and Islamic Ethics. This is the recommended first step for non-Muslims seeking an introduction to Islam. Classes meet downstairs in the sisters' prayer hall.
InterfaithFamily/Boston, Rabbi Braham David and other seriously dating, engaged and newly married interfaith/intercultural couples hold an evening of socializing and meaningful conversation.
This month, the talk will be about anti-semitism. How do you feel when you learn about an anti-Semitic incident? Is it different for a Jewish partner than a partner of another background? How do you talk about anti-Semitism as an interfaith couple?
$5.00/person includes dessert and beverage
Registration required