‘The Christadelphians and their beliefs’ (part one)
by Jagdish Narayan
‘Knowing Yourself’
by Reverend Canon Richard Tutin,
General Secretary Queensland Churches Together
‘Christmas – Here we go again’
by Reverend Canon Richard Tutin,
General Secretary Queensland Churches Together
‘Creating Safe Spaces for Meaningful Conversation within Multicultural Communities’
by Harjit Singh, Founder, Turbans and Trust; and Australian Sikh Heritage
‘Creating Safe Spaces for Meaningful Conversation within Multicultural Communities’
by Professor Michael Cuthill, Community Capacity Building Advisor to PLLCA
‘The Way to Happiness - An Anglican Perspective’
by Father Mark Carlyon,
Parish Priest, Anglican Parish of St James’ Toowoomba
Part Four:
‘Strengthening Religious Education and Social Harmony Towards Greater Understanding and Acceptance’
by Muhammed Haniff Abdul Razak
Part Three:
‘Strengthening Religious Education and Social Harmony Towards Greater Understanding and Acceptance’
by Mark CecDr Dr Arsalan Mozaffari Falarti, and Nicole Rangiira
‘Light the World’ by Steve Smith and Evelyn Ray,
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Toowoomba.
‘360 Quotes of Hinduism - A Hindu Perspective’ by Sarwan Narayan
Part Two:
‘Strengthening Religious Education and Social Harmony Towards Greater Understanding and Acceptance’
by Mark Creedon, Taisoo Kim Watson, and Meiling Chow
Part One:
‘Strengthening Religious Education and Social Harmony Towards Greater Understanding and Acceptance’
by Andre Wielandt, John Agnew, Mark Jocumsen, and Venerable Wu Ping
‘The Way to Happiness - A Baha'i Perspective’
by John Walker, Member of Baha'i Toowoomba Local Spiritual Assembly
‘Judgement’ by John Agnew,
Chair of Uniting Church Presbytery of the Downs
‘Introduction to Heartfulness Meditation’
by Dr Uma Kumar, Trainer, Heartfulness Toowoomba
‘The Way to Happiness - An LDS Perspective’ by Steve Smith,
a Member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Toowoomba.
‘The Way to Happiness - A Buddhist Perspective’
by Venerable Wu Chin, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘The Way to Happiness – A Christadelphian Perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘The Way to Happiness – A Uniting Church Perspective’
by Reverend Heather Griffin, Secretary of the Uniting Church
Queensland Synod Interfaith Relationships Committee (SIRC)
‘The Way to Happiness – A Catholic Perspective’
by Tom Duncan, Seminarian at Catholic Diocese of Toowoomba
‘The Way to Happiness – A Sikh Perspective’
by Kam Athwal, Director, Sikh Nishkam Society of Australia
‘The Way to Happiness - A Divine Love Perspective’
by Lainee Anderson
‘The Way to Happiness - A Hindu Perspective’
by Sarwan Narayan
‘Happiness - An Academics' Perspective’ by Professor Michael Cuthill,
Social Development and Community Engagement Specialist
‘The Way to Happiness’ by Meiling Chow,
Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Evangelical from the Christian Perspective’
by Nicole Rangiira, Catholic Diocese Toowoomba
Part Two:
‘For the Past Saints and Sages, We Vow to Ceaselessly Carry on Their Eternal Teachings.
For the Countless Generations to Come, We Vow to Bring Lasting Peace and Harmony.’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
Part One:
‘For the Past Saints and Sages, We Vow to Ceaselessly Carry on Their Eternal Teachings.
For the Countless Generations to Come, We Vow to Bring Lasting Peace and Harmony.’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
Part Two:
‘A Brief Introduction to the Masterpieces of Traditional Chinese Culture -
“The Four Books”’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
Part One:
‘A Brief Introduction to the Masterpieces of Traditional Chinese Culture -
“The Four Books”’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Cause and Effect’ by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Connecting people’ by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘The Role of Women in Christadelphian’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘Forgiveness’ by Reverend Heather Griffin,
Secretary of the Uniting Church
Queensland Synod Interfaith Relationships Committee (SIRC)
‘Hindu Marriage Ceremony Bring Peace & Harmony for Family’
by Sarwan Narayan
‘Inheriting the Wisdom and Traditions of Our Ancestors’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Adopting the Best Approaches in Dealing with Challenges’
by Muhammed Haniff Abdul Raza
‘Islam & Diversity’ by Muhammed Haniff Abdul Raza
‘Understanding Islam’ by Muhammed Haniff Abdul Raza
‘Religions are Indispensable for World Peace’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Resolving Conflicts and Averting Wars Through Sacred Love’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘What is Love?’
by Dr Arsalan Mozaffari Falarti,
Head of the Nematollahi Ghadeer Ali Shahi Sufi Order
‘The Imperial Edict of Emperor Yong Zheng – Its Relevance to Multicultural Education’
by Meiling Chow
‘Faith from a Christadelphian perspective’ by Jagdish Narayan
Part 7: Liao Fan’s Four Lessons on Changing Destiny
Part 6: Liao Fan’s Four Lessons on Changing Destiny
Part 5: Liao Fan’s Four Lessons on Changing Destiny
Part 4: Liao Fan’s Four Lessons on Changing Destiny
Part 3: Liao Fan’s Four Lessons on Changing Destiny
Part 2: Liao Fan’s Four Lessons on Changing Destiny
Part 1: Liao Fan’s Four Lessons on Changing Destiny
‘360 Verses of the Sikh Faith’
by Kam Athwal, Director, Sikh Nishkam Society of Australia
‘Hindu Marriages, their Purpose and Significance’
by Sarwan Narayan
Part Two:
Group Recommendations on ‘Reflections, Views and Recommendations’
facilitated by Members of the Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
Part One:
Group Recommendations on ‘Reflections, Views and Recommendations’
facilitated by Members of the Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
A Panel Discussion on
‘Religious Influences and Impulses Impacting The Region – The Regional Experience’
chaired by Dr Brian J. Adams, Director, Centre for Interfaith & Cultural Dialogue
‘Religious Influences and Impulses Impacting The Region – The Regional Experience’
by Father Constantine Osuchukwu, Chairman of the Ballarat Regional Multicultural Council,
Member of the Ballarat interfaith network
‘Religious Influences and Impulses Impacting The Region – The Regional Experience’
by Dr Natalie Mobini, Director of the Office of External Affairs
for the Australian Baha'i Community, Canberra
Part Two: ‘A Framework for Peace Building – A Religious Perspective’
by Dr Joseph Paul Ozawa, Clinical Psychologist and
Asian American Christian Counselling Services of Alhambra, California
Part One: ‘A Framework for Peace Building – A Religious Perspective’
by Dr Joseph Paul Ozawa, Clinical Psychologist
and Asian American Christian Counselling Services of Alhambra, California
‘Terrorism and When will this End?’ by Jagdish Narayan
‘A Framework for Peace Building – A Religious Perspective’
by Prof Raja Jayaraman, Vice President, Hindu Council of Australia
Group Recommendations on
‘Religion – A Source of Strength in a Challenging World’
facilitated by Members of the Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
A Panel Discussion on
‘Religion – A Source of Strength in a Challenging World’
chaired by Dr Krzysztof Batorowicz
‘Religion – A Source of Strength in a Challenging World’
by Rabbi Dr Aviva Kipen, Pastoral Fellow,
University of Melbourne, Ormond College
‘Religion – A Source of Strength in a Challenging World’
by Saleem Kidwai OBE, KFO FRSA,
Secretary-General, Muslim Council of Wales
‘Religion – A Source of Strength in a Challenging World’
by John Agnew, Chair of Uniting Church Presbytery of the Downs
Part Two: ‘From Ecumenism to Interfaith - Prospect and Challenges’
by Margaret Naylon, Executive Officer,
Commission for Ecumenism and Inter-religious Relations
Part One: ‘From Ecumenism to Interfaith - Prospect and Challenges’
by Margaret Naylon, Executive Officer,
Commission for Ecumenism and Inter-religious Relations
Christian Charity-What is it? by Mr Jagdish Narayan
Part Two: Panel Discussion on
‘Basis for Interfaith Dialogue—Prospects and Challenges’
chaired by Gail Paratz, Chair of Queensland Jewish Interfaith
Part One: Panel Discussion on
‘Basis for Interfaith Dialogue—Prospects and Challenges’
chaired by Gail Paratz, Chair of Queensland Jewish Interfaith
‘Basis for Interfaith Dialogue—Prospects and Challenges’
by Dr Brian J. Adams, Director, Centre for Interfaith & Cultural Dialogue
Christian Attitudes and What that Means for us’
by John Agnew, Chair of Uniting Church Presbytery of the Downs
‘Basis for Interfaith Dialogue—Prospects and Challenges’
by The Revd Canon Richard Tutin,
General Secretary of Queensland Churches Together
Religious Education Can Save the World
by Venerable Master Chin Kung AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
Harmony Among Powerful Countries:
Fostering the Happiness of Less Powerful Countries
by Venerable Master Chin Kung AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
Respect from Hindu Perspective
by Mrs Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
Basis for Interfaith Dialogue—Prospects and Challenges’
by Professor Ken Udas,
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic Services) & Chief Information Officer
Part Two: Group Recommendations on
‘Forging a Common Humanity through religious understanding and education’
facilitated by Members of the Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
Part One: Group Recommendations on
‘Forging a Common Humanity through religious understanding and education’
facilitated by Members of the Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
A Panel Discussion on
‘Forging a Common Humanity through religious understanding and education’
chaired by The Reverend Dr Jonathan Inkpin, Rector of The Anglican Parish of
St Luke Toowoomba, and Chair of Goodwill Committee of Toowoomba
‘Forging a Common Humanity through religious understanding and education’
by Dr Catrin H Williams, Reader in New Testament Studies,
University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Lampeter Campus
Forging a Common Humanity through religious understanding and education
by Professor Mohamad Abdalla, Director of the Centre for
Islamic Thought and Education, University of South Australia
Forging a Common Humanity through religious understanding and education
by Satwant Singh, Director and Secretary of Mercy Relief, Singapore
Religious Teachings Promotes World Peace:
The Epochal Significance of Religious Sacred Text 360
by Venerable Master Chin Kung AM,
Founder and President of Pure Land Learning College Association Inc.
Forging Common Humanity through Understanding of Religion and Education
by Jagdish Narayan
Social Diversity, Social Harmony – Reality and Challenges (Part Two)
by Inspector Steve Angus, District Officer,
representing The Commissioner of the Queensland Police Service, Mr Ian Stewart
Social Diversity, Social Harmony – Reality and Challenges (Part One)
by Inspector Steve Angus, District Officer,
representing The Commissioner of the Queensland Police Service, Mr Ian Stewart
Living together
by Reverend Jed Perkins, Minister Emeritus of Unitarian Church
350th Birthday of Guru Gobind Singh Ji - 5th January 2017
by Kam Athwal, Director, Sikh Nishkam Society of Australia
Living Together in this Global Village - The Future & Challenges (Part Two)
by Bishop Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region,
Chair of Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
Living Together in this Global Village - The Future & Challenges (Part One)
by Bishop Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region,
Chair of Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
Opening Address
at the 2nd International Interfaith Conference
by Cr. Geoff McDonald, representing Mayor Cr. Paul Antonio
Welcome Address
at the 2nd International Interfaith Conference by Venerable Wu Shin,
Executive Vice-President of Pure Land Learning College Association Inc.
Older Persons Diet - Hindu Perspective
by Mrs Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
Promoting Universal Teachings for World Peace (Part Two)
Closing Address at the UNESCO International Peace Conference 2016
by Venerable Master Chin Kung AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
Promoting Universal Teachings for World Peace (Part One)
Closing Address at the UNESCO International Peace Conference 2016
by Venerable Master Chin Kung AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Part Two: Promoting Sinology and its Values in the Modern Society’
by Tsai Li Hsu, Researcher, Hong Kong Institute of Sinology
‘Part One: Promoting Sinology and its Values in the Modern Society’
by Tsai Li Hsu, Researcher, Hong Kong Institute of Sinology
‘Religious Diversity, Acceptance and Engagement:
Challenges and Opportunities from the Buddhist Perspective’
by Rev. Dr Bodagama Chandima,
Director of Naganada International Buddhist University Kelaniya, Sri Lanka
‘Forging a Common Humanity through religious engagement and education’
by Dr Jeremy Smith, Dean for the Faculty of Humanities
and Performing Arts, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Lampeter Campus
‘Forging a Common Humanity through religious engagement and education’
by Ariel Heber, Community Liaison Manager and President
of Queensland Jewish Community Services Inc., Australia
‘Forging a Common Humanity through religious engagement and education’
by Lama Neljorpa Arnaud Guétcheu, Kagyu lineage, France
‘Forging a Common Humanity through religious engagement and education’
by Dr Paula Kasparian, Honorary Committee of the Peacemaker, France