Abrahamic Reunion

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Find out more about the Abrahamic Reunion: download the newsletter (Acrobat file).
And read on . . .

The Abrahamic Reunion is a group of 25 spiritual leaders of the four main faiths in the Holy Land that find their roots in the prophet Abraham. They host gatherings all over Israel to bring people of these faiths together to share food and stories and get to know the "other." For many who attend, it is the first time to break bread and speak heart to heart with a Jew or an Arab as these communities do not normally connect. These healthy interactions are brought back to the communities and soften peoples images of each other.

The Abrahamic Reunion supports school visits where an entire Arab school visits a Jewish school and vice-versa, and there is a plan to bring Arab young people to Dachau and Auschwitz and Jewish young people to the destroyed remains of Arab villages so all can see the evidence of past destruction. There are programs that promote the importance of women in the peace process and one Israeli Muslim member has started a women's peace education center in an Israeli Arab town near Haifa.

A website will be posted shortly with more details.

Please call 941-993-9994 if you want more information or would like to speak with someone regarding the Abrahamic Reunion.

The Abrahamic Reunion is a team of spiritual peacemakers dedicated to uplifting the human consciousness and building peace in the Holy Land by opening our hearts to the love and wisdom of all spiritual traditions.
Abrahamic Reunion Group Vision

1. To share the belief in one God by understanding one another’s religious customs, spiritual practices, prayers and values.
2. To turn all religions into a force for peace.
3. To infuse our efforts with prayer, meditation and spiritual practice.
4. To relate to all as though they are our own family.
5. To respond to the needs in the Holy Land by establishing ongoing projects that embody our ideals.
6. To promote love, peace, communication, cooperation and dialogue among the people of the Holy Land, including men, women, Muslims, Jews, Christians, and Druze, as well as other spiritual traditions.
We agree to:
• Be a living example of our values and beliefs,
• Seek out and support other spiritual peace makers and organizations that share our values and goals,
• Provide training for those interested in spiritual peacemaking,
• Create and implement interfaith programs, celebrations, youth activities and other educational initiatives.
7. To develop a world-wide membership and support system.
8. To convey our message to world leaders.

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