Join interactive and engaging vital conversations, dialogues, and community events that explore societal issues, foster interreligious and cultural understanding, and celebrate our community’s diverse tapestry.
Experience the beauty of world religions in Greater Houston through our Brigitte and Bashar Kalai Plaza of Respect “Welcome to Our House” video series, annual Gershenson Lecture on religion, peace, and ethics, interfaith dialogues, faith leader workshops, and immersion learning experiences.
Explore the cultural and religious diversity of Greater Houston through specially designed house of worship tours for student, corporate, faith, and community groups. Visit some of our community’s historical cultural sites.
Support the critical work of Interfaith Ministries and network with diverse groups of women through ticketed events, service projects, and coffee chats that foster dialogue, service, and collaboration.
Embrace diversity, promote understanding, forge new connections, and make a difference through service as part of this programming for young professionals in Greater Houston.
Connect with 8th graders and a parent or guardian during this five-month leadership program to build stronger interpersonal relationships, strengthen communication skills, foster a more active volunteer spirit, and help with the transition from junior high to high school.
The Dialogue Project was born out of a desire to expand our efforts to promote respect and understanding through dialogue, education, and collaboration. Created in October of 2017, The Dialogue Project currently includes three main programs: Dinner Dialogues, Faith in Our City, and Vital Conversations with the Community. The Dialogue Project provides opportunities to learn about Houston’s diverse faith communities, engage with people from diverse backgrounds, share your own experiences and listen to the experiences of others.
Interfaith Ministries’ department of Interfaith Relations and Community Partnerships has been helping our community to learn about each other through programs designed to bring people of different faith traditions and no faith together for dialogue. The goal of The Dialogue Project is to create a deeper understanding of Houston’s religious diversity and help people and organizations navigate the complexities of an increasingly diverse community.
Thank you to the Interfaith Ministries’ Multi-Faith Council, The Eleanor and Frank Freed Foundation, and Bridgeway Capital Management for sponsoring the Interfaith Relations and Community Partnerships’ Dialogue Project.