Something that has intrigued me on this ongoing spiritual journey is the topic of how culture and religious beliefs are passed from parent to child.
Because of this, I found this Washington post article fascinating – it highlights a program by Congregation Beth El in Bethesda and AFS Intercultural Programs brings together U.S. and international teens of different faiths.
Information, true interaction, and shared experiences can combat fear and discrimination. I am heartened when I see young people having opportunities that can help them think about what they believe – and learn about what other’s believe.
Click here to read the Washington Post article.
Photo Credit: Marvin Joseph / The Washington Post
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Pamay, LOVE this blog and what you are doing! Cannot wait to catch up on everything you’re up to, and feel so blessed by this! Thank you!
Posted by Jennifer McCluskey | December 6, 2011, 8:58 amThanks so much Jennifer! So nice to reconnect with you this way…I will continue to check in with your blog, and please stop by My52WOW once in a while! Looking forward to catching up with you!
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