Bradley University Interfaith Collaborative

We are saddened to learn about the passing of Dr. Susan Brill De Ramirez and Mr. Antonio Ramirez Barron. Dr. Brill de Ramirez spoke at our event, Faculty Faith Stories, last year, and both her and Mr. Ramirez Barron participated in the dinner and dialogue program. They will be dearly missed by the Bradley and Peoria community.

Thank you to everyone who participated with our question board in the student center! Everyone has their own unique faith story: what is your story? If you didn't have the opportunity to comment on our question board yesterday, tell us your faith story in the comments!

Please come out to the student center and wear blue! If you wear blue you get candy! We are better together! Check out the link. https://www.bettertogetherday.com

Somebody left there water bottle here tonight. You can contact be through fb or email me at [email protected]. Please let me know if this is yours.

"Bridges don't fall from the sky, they don't rise from the ground. People build them." - Eboo Patel

Pictures from our Interfaith Dinner and Faculty Faith Stories event on November 17th. Thank you to all those who attended, and to our speakers for sharing their stories. Also, thank you to the Interfaith Alliance of Central Illinois and Interfaith Youth Core for sponsoring the event!

We are so excited to share our video, "Highlighting Our Religious Diversity" with you all!

The Bradley University Interfaith Collaborative is a part of a nationwide movement towards interfaith cooperation across the United States. Our intention is to get people of different faith and secular backgrounds to interact with one another and work together to make positive change.

This begins with having conversations about faith. We realize it can be difficult to talk about faith, which is what motivated this video project. Earlier in the semester, we set-up a table at our campus' student center and asked students to write anonymous questions to a peer of a different faith background. We then selected a few of those questions, and interviewed Bradley students of those traditions using the questions generated by their peers.

The perspectives shared in this video provide a glimpse into the traditions in this video. There are some people in each of these traditions who may disagree with some of what the students in this video have to say. To get a better understanding of any one of these traditions, we encourage you to have meaningful conversations with people who come from diverse faith or secular backgrounds.

Thank you to Brandt Wieberg for filming and editing this video, and to Courtney Burns, Annie Carroll, Rasagna Kaza, Ronan Khalsa, Isaac Main, Lacy Majors, Atika Malique, Noah Silber, and Allison Walsh for sharing their faith and secular backgrounds with us.

Highlighting Our Religious Diversity The Bradley University Interfaith Collaborative is a part of a nationwide movement towards interfaith cooperation across the United States. Our intention is ...

Attention Bradley Students: we are collecting data about the religious practices of current Bradley students. Please consider taking our very brief survey at the link below! mail.bradley.edu sign-in required. https://goo.gl/forms/gj5btUMBF1U2qN662

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L'Shanah Tova, wishing our Jewish friends a wonderful and sweet new year.