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Part of Something Significant

May 27, 2011, 1 Comment

There are times in life when you feel right about something.  The Feast’s Annual Celebration night on Thursday 26 May was one of those times, when over 60 people came out to support and hear more about what we had been doing this past year with Christian and Muslim young …

Say Cheese!

The X-Change part 2- from Sparkhill to Painswick

May 20, 2011, No comments

Check out our reflection by one of our volunteers, Faraz Ahmed, about the event we had last Sunday! Six students from Golden Hillock School set off on ...

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Faiths Act Fellows Announced

May 19, 2011, No comments

The Feast and nationally recognised children’s centre The Springfield Project, are pleased to announce we will be hosting two Faiths Act Fellows fro ...

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A Lesson in Empathy

May 18, 2011, 1 Comment

As a Christian I am sometimes asked by my Christian friends (but I suspect most of them/you wonder about this) how I go about working with Muslims.   ...

  • Our amazing young people
    The Feast’s Annual Celebration
    May 18, 2011, 1 Comment

    The Feast is preparing for our formal yearly reporting requirements for the 2010-2011 Financial Year, which include preparing financial accounts, writing an Annual Report and holding an AGM.  But the best part is that we get to look back o ...

  • who am I?
    Identity, peace and friendship
    May 16, 2011, 4 Comments

    “The thing we both value is having something there (God) and we all don’t like it when people misunderstand us,” was the feed-back from one attendee of our exchange event yesterday afternoon. We met in the Safehaven at Bro ...

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    Ethnicity, and the presumption of religion
    May 13, 2011, 1 Comment

    “Miss, have you heard the saying never judge a book by it’s cover?” was the final response by a year 8 student in an interesting discussion we had at Interfaith Club this week. We were talking about how ethnicity was diffe ...