North American Interfaith Network

Interfaith Websites:

Web links to some of the NAINConnect 2008 workshop topics

A Selection of Interfaith Web-sites and Online Indices. 
Additions are considered and placed by the webmaster.

ALLfaiths Press: http://www.allfaithspress.com
Interreligious information, news, polls.

BeliefNet: http://www.beliefnet.com
A variety of of information and resources about religion and various religious traditions, news and resources, and links to other religion sites, including sacred texts.

Center for Global Ethics: http://astro.temple.edu/~dialogue/geth.htm
Coordinates the work of thinkers, scholars and activists who are working to define, implement and promote policies of responsible global citizenship.

Council for a Parliament of World Religions: http://www.cpwr.org  
The mission of CPWR is to foster inter-religious dialogue and cooperation in metropolitanChicago and around the world.

Faith and Values Media: http://www.faithstreams.com
A primarily Christian media organization but with membership from a few other religions:  provides online and television broadcasting content supportive of interfaith communications and understanding.

Fellowship of Reconciliation: http://www.forusa.org 
Interfaith organization committed to active  nonviolence.

GaiaMind: http://www.gaiamind.org  
Explores the idea that we, humanity, are the Earth becoming aware of itself. Also affirms the Great Spirit of Oneness found at the heart of all the world's great spiritual traditions.

Global Dialogue Institute: http://astro.temple.edu/~dialogue  
Promotes dialogue in the broadest sense among individuals and groups of different religions and cultures, focusing especially on scholars, professionals, and institutional & business leaders.

Inner Exploration: http://www.innerexplorations.com  
Where Christian mysticism, theology and metaphysics meet eastern forms of meditation, Jungian psychology and a new sense of the earth.

Institute on Religion and Public Policy: http://www.religionandpolicy.org
The Institute on Religion and Public Policy, Inc. was recently founded as a think tank and advocacy organization to study and understand the relationship of religion, ethics and morality to public policy, government, culture and politics in both the international and domestic arenas.

IntegralSpirit:http://www.ikosmos.com  
Online community and book source for integral culture and spirituality.

Interfaith Calendar: http://www.interfaithcalendar.org
An interfaith calendar produced with dates of sacred importance to major historic faiths.

Interfaith Voices for Peace & Justice: http://interspirit.net/ifv.cfm 
Directory of faith-based and interfaith activist organizations.

International Interfaith Centre: http://www.interfaith-center.org/oxford
Aims to support the work of organizations and individuals to further peaceful relations, respect and understanding between people with different faith beliefs.

International Committee for the Peace Council: http://www.peacecouncil.org/
The Peace Council is a diverse group of religious and spiritual individuals who work together so that "those of us who profess belief in our respective faiths can work for the common cause of humanity."

Jewish-Christian Relations: http://www.icjs.org/info/bibliog.html
Concerning issues in the on-going and expanding Jewish-Christian dialogue, with history, bibliography and links to organizations world-wide.

Movement for Beloved Community: http://home.earthlink.net/~rflyer/index.html
Our dream is the creation of a global network of individuals, villages, neighborhoods, and communities who share a vision of a beloved community—and want to realize it.

Multifaith Calendar:  http://multifaithaction.org/calendar.htm  combines background information on the major world faiths and the identification of all the holy days and cultural festivals each month.

Multifaith Prayers: http://www.experiencefestival.com/multifaith_prayers
An archive on Multifaith Prayers.

Museum of World Religions: http://www.mwr.org.tw
An online version of the Museum of World Religions in Taiwan. Information about  Buddhist, Christian, Muslim and Jewish traditions.  Includes chatroom, music, graphics, and numerous interactive elements.

Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance: http://www.religioustolerance.org
Major multi-faith site has three main purposes: 1) To disseminate accurate religious information. 2) To expose religious fraud, hatred and misinformation. 3) To disseminate information on "hot" religious topics.

Our Faiths: http://www.OurFaiths.org
Multi-faith education website offering articles, chat, message boards for all faiths.

The Pluralism Project: http://www.pluralism.org
Developed at Harvard University to study and document the growing religious diversity of the United States, with a special view to its new immigrant religious communities. This site includes a growing survey and database of interfaith organizations.

The Rumi Forum for Interfaith Dialogue:http://www.rumiforum.org
Rumi Forum for Interfaith Dialogue is a non-profit organization dedicated to mutual understanding among different faiths and cultures, located in Washington D.C.

Regional Interfaith Chaplaincy Services: http://www.interfaithchaplaincy.org
A regional ministry of pastoral care, education, and research serving healthcare facilities in southwestern Pennsylvania.

Religion and Ethics News Weekly: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/
WNET, New York (PBS) produced weekly news show on religions and ethics.

Religion Depot: http://www.edepot.com/religion.html
A listing of religions from the perspective of the point of origin and the source of influence (what religion did it adapt from, and the religions that it spawned).

Religious Diversity Faire: www.religiousdiversityfaire.org
The purpose of this organization is to promote respect, understanding  and appreciation among the many faith traditions in our communities. We produce an annual Religious Diversity Faire.

Religions in Renewal: http://www.usao.edu/~facshaferi/relren/relren4.htm
Dedicated to efforts by people all over the globe to renew their religions or ideologies in such a way that they will be open to ongoing transformation while remaining solidly rooted in what is essential in their past.

Tannenbaum Center for InterReligious Understanding: http://www.tanenbaum.org/
Mission: to defuse verbal and physical violence perpetrated in the name of religion.

The Temple of Understanding: http://www.templeofunderstanding.org/
Non-profit located in New York at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, founded to promote understanding among the worlds religions.

United Communities of Spirit: http://origin.org/ucs.cfm  
A global interfaith network, linking people of diverse faiths and beliefs who want to work with others to build a better world.

United Religions Initiative: http://www.uri.org  
A global initiative to bring diverse religions to a common table so they might work together for the good of all life and the healing of the world.

Vision Television: http://www.visiontv.ca/
Canada's multifaith, multicultural television network.

Virtual Religion Index: http://virtualreligion.net/vri/
Rutgers University tool for students with little time. It analyzes and highlights important content of religion-related web-sites to speed research.

World Conference on Religion and Peace: http://www.wcrp.org  
The largest interfaith peace organization, its programs, chapters, links and reports.

World Congress of Faiths: http://www.worldfaiths.org . 
A pioneering fellowship dedicated to bringing people of different faiths together.

World Network of Religious Futurists: http://www.wnrf.org/
Professional association dedicated to understanding and advancing the future of religion.

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