We are a group of Jews, Christians, and Muslims who live in Westchester. In exploring the commonalities and differences in our religious traditions we seek to build trust and genuine relationships. Between fifteen and twenty-five of us meet monthly for conversation and dinner in the homes of our members. Since we began in 2013, we've had conversations on many topics. We usually approach our discussions with a series of questions and texts. For samples see Resources. Here are some of the topics we've discussed:
Exodus in Three Traditions
Abraham in Our Traditions
The Stranger in Our Traditions
Stewardship of the Earth
Religious Practice and Experiencing Transcendence
Forgiveness
How we relate to our sacred texts
Holidays: Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Eid al Ada, St. Michael’s, All Saints/Souls, All Hollows Eve, Advent
the Binding of Isaac/Ishmael
the Role of Women
Disturbing Texts in our Traditions
Heschel, On Prayer
Ramadan and Prayer
Fasting as a ritual in the three traditions
Peace in Our Traditions
Justice, Coalition Against Islamophobia, Freedom of Speech
Israel
Core Religious Values and the Potential for Inter-Religious Prayer
Revelation in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam