‘Part One:
How We See the Life of Jesus Christ from the Christadelphian perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘Christmas 2018’
by John Agnew, Past Chair of Uniting Church Presbytery of the Downs
‘Christmas’
by The Reverend Canon Richard Tutin, General Secretary, Queensland Churches Together
‘Bringing Respect Into Spouse Relationships’
by Brother Steve Smith, The Church of the Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
‘Building Local Capacities in Promoting Religious Coexistence and Cultural Understanding’
by Mr. Muhammed Haniff Abdul Razak, Pure Land Learning College Association
'Part Four:
Seeking and Praying for World Peace Through Actualizing Religious Education and Cultural Understanding -
The Way Forward by Toowoomba Delegates'
Venerable Wu Chin, Buddhist Representative, Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
Scott McGrath, Chair, Goodwill Committee of Toowoomba
'Part Three:
Seeking and Praying for World Peace Through Actualizing Religious Education and Cultural Understanding -
The Way Forward by Toowoomba Delegates'
Yong Hui Tao, Buddhist Youth Representative, Pure Land Learning College Association
Dr. Uma Kumar, Hindu Representative, Toowoomba
'Part Two:
Seeking and Praying for World Peace Through Actualizing Religious Education and Cultural Understanding -
The Way Forward by Toowoomba Delegates'
Reverend Richard Tutin, Anglican Representative, Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
Kamaljit Kaur Athwal, Sikh Representative, Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
'Part One:
Seeking and Praying for World Peace Through Actualizing Religious Education and Cultural Understanding -
The Way Forward by Toowoomba Delegates'
Venerable Wu Shin, Executive Vice-President, Pure Land Learning College Association
Jagdish Narayan, Christadelphian Representative, Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
‘Part Four: 360 Quotes of Hinduism’ by Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
‘Hope and inspiration -
In conversation with Maro Alwakeel, a new resident to Toowoomba’
‘How to Enhance Efficiency in Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogues with the Expeiences Gained
by Using the Four All-Embraacing Methods to promote Social Harmony and Acceptance’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung AM,
President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Food in Sufism’ by Dr. Arsalan Mozaffari Falarti,
Master of the Nematollahi Ghadirali Shahi-Sufi Order
'How to build peace within the community'
by Dr Uma Kumar, Trainer, Heartfulness Toowoomba
‘What we influence vs What influences us’
by Quinn McDonald, Year 11 student at Harristown State High School
‘What we influence vs What influences us’
by NazGul Nazari, Year 10 student at Centenary Heights State High School
‘Resting in Uncertainty: A Beginner's Journey’
by Anne-Marie Doecke, Christian Meditation Community
Part Seven: My Study Report on The Sutra on Ananda asking about
the Good Fortune and Misfortune of Learning the Buddha’s Teachings
by Venerable Wu Kai, Pure Land Learning College Association
Part Six: My Study Report on The Sutra on Ananda asking about
the Good Fortune and Misfortune of Learning the Buddha’s Teachings
by Venerable Wu Kai, Pure Land Learning College Association
Part Five: My Study Report on The Sutra on Ananda asking about
the Good Fortune and Misfortune of Learning the Buddha’s Teachings
by Venerable Wu Kai, Pure Land Learning College Association
Part Four: My Study Report on The Sutra on Ananda asking about
the Good Fortune and Misfortune of Learning the Buddha’s Teachings
by Venerable Wu Kai, Pure Land Learning College Association
Part Three: My Study Report on The Sutra on Ananda asking about
the Good Fortune and Misfortune of Learning the Buddha’s Teachings
by Venerable Wu Kai, Pure Land Learning College Association
Part Two: My Study Report on The Sutra on Ananda asking about
the Good Fortune and Misfortune of Learning the Buddha’s Teachings
by Venerable Wu Kai, Pure Land Learning College Association
Part One: My Study Report on The Sutra on Ananda asking about
the Good Fortune and Misfortune of Learning the Buddha’s Teachings
by Venerable Wu Kai, Pure Land Learning College Association
“A Beginner’s Journey: Learning to Listen”
by Anne-Marie Doecke, Christian Meditation Community
‘Science and Religion’ by Sarwan Narayan
‘Science and Religion’
by Dr. Stephen Wanyonyi, Chaplain Coordinator, University of Southern Queensland
‘Science and Religion’ from a Baha’i Perspective’
by Mark Jocumsen, Baha'i Toowoomba Local Spiritual Assembly
‘Science and Religion from a Christadelphian Perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘Science and Religion from a Christian Perspective’
The Right Reverend Cameron Venables,
Anglican Bishop for the Western Region
‘Charity’
by Kam Athwal, Director, Sikh Nishkam Society of Australia
'Stories from the Baha’i traditions on the benefits of Meditation'
by Eloy Brunkhoff, Baha'i Toowoomba Local Spiritual Assembly
'Stories from the Jewish traditions on the benefits of Meditation'
by Ariel Heber, President and Community Liaison, Queensland Jewish Community Services Inc.
'Stories from the Sufi traditions on the benefits of Meditation'
by Dr Arsalan Mozaffari Falarti, Master of the Nematollahi Ghadirali Shahi-Sufi Order
'Stories from the Christian traditions on the benefits of Meditation'
by Anne-Marie Doecke, Christian Meditation Community
'Stories from the Hindu traditions on the benefits of Meditation'
by Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
'Stories from the Buddhist traditions on the benefits of Meditation'
by Venerable Wu Chin, Pure Land Learning College
‘Code of Conduct from a Muslim Perspective’
by Imam Abdul Kader, Garden City Mosque
‘Code of Conduct from a Sikh Perspective’
by Kam Athwal, Director, Sikh Nishkam Society of Australia
‘Code of Conduct from a Yogic Perspective’
by Dr Uma Kumar, Trainer, Heartfulness Toowoomba
‘Bringing Respect into the Family’
by Brother Steve Smith,
The Church of the Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
‘Code of Conduct from a Muslim Perspective’
by Syed Ghazaly Syed Agil, President,
Islamic Interfaith and Multicultural Association of Toowoomba Inc.
‘Code of Conduct from a Quaker Perspective’
by Taisoo Kim Watson, Clerk, Queensland Quakers
‘The Beauty of Living in a Multicultural Diverse Community’
by Zahra Aria, University of Southern Queensland
‘Code of Conduct from a Hindu Perspective’
by Sarwan Narayan
‘Code of Conduct from a Christian Perspective’
by Reverend Canon Richard Tutin,
General Secretary Queensland Churches Together
‘Code of Conduct from a Buddhist Perspective’
by Venerable Wu Chin, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Code of Conduct from a Christian Perspective’
Dr Stephen Wanyonyi,
Chaplain Coordinator, University of Southern Queensland
‘Code of Conduct from a Muslim Perspective’
by Muhammed Haniff, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Code of Conduct from a Christadelphian Perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘Code of Conduct from a Spiritualist Perspective’
by Reverend Dorothy Woodside,
Minister of the Toowoomba Spiritualist Church
‘Code of Conduct from a Sufi Perspective’
by Dr Arsalan Mozaffari Falarti,
Master of the Nematollahi Ghadirali Shahi-Sufi Order
‘Code of Conduct from a Catholic Perspective’
by Nicole Rangiira, Pastoral Care in Health Care
‘Making Music’ by Chew Lin Kay,
Masters in Divinity at Harvard Divinity School
‘The Way to Happiness - A Muslim Perspective’
by Kamariah Mohd
‘Being inclusive and respectful. How can I be an example?'
by Zahra Aria
‘Closing Summary’
by The Revd Canon Richard Tutin,
General Secretary, Queensland Churches Together
‘Closing Address’
by Councillor Geoff McDonald, Chair - Environment and Community
Part Three: Panel Discussion -
Towards a Culture of A Shared Future – A Youth Initiative
chaired by Sophie Ryan,
Youth Ambassador for the Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre
Part Two: Panel Discussion -
Towards a Culture of A Shared Future – A Youth Initiative
chaired by Sophie Ryan,
Youth Ambassador for the Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre
‘Towards a Culture of A Shared Future – A Youth Initiative’
by Rahila Abdul Hadi, Harristown State High School
‘Part One:
Panel Discussion - Towards a Culture of A Shared Future – A Youth Initiative’
chaired by Sophie Ryan, Youth Ambassador for the Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre,
and Undergraduate student at the University of Queensland/National University of Singapore
‘Towards a Culture of A Shared Future – A Youth Initiative’
by Mahsa Nabizada, Youth Leader,
Toowoomba Regional Council’s Youth Leaders program/
Yentle Rangiira, St Ursula’s College
‘Towards a Culture of A Shared Future – A Youth Initiative’
by Zahra Aria, University of Southern Queensland
by Connie Qu, Centenary Heights State High School
‘360 Quotes of Hinduism’ by Sarwan Narayan
Part Two:
‘Are Religion and Culture a Source of Strength in Today’s Society?’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM,
Founder and President of Pure Land Learning College Association Inc.
Part One:
‘Are Religion and Culture a Source of Strength in Today’s Society?’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM,
Founder and President of Pure Land Learning College Association Inc.
‘Art of Listening’
by Dr Uma Kumar, Trainer, Heartfulness Toowoomba
‘Having Doubts’
by John Agnew, Past Chair of Uniting Church Presbytery of the Downs
‘Being grateful and not giving up and what it all means to me’
by Fatemeh Aria, Year 11 student at Centenary Heights State High School
Part Three: Unconference Dialogue on
‘Serving Humanity Beyond the Boundaries of Faith’,
chaired by Dr Joseph Paul Ozawa,
Clinical Psychologist Asian American Christian Counseling Service, Inc.
Part Two: Unconference Dialogue on
‘Serving Humanity Beyond the Boundaries of Faith’,
chaired by Dr Joseph Paul Ozawa,
Clinical Psychologist Asian American Christian Counseling Service, Inc.
‘Part One: Unconference Dialogue on
‘Serving Humanity Beyond the Boundaries of Faith’,
chaired by Dr Joseph Paul Ozawa,
Clinical Psychologist Asian American Christian Counseling Service, Inc.
‘Part Two: The Christadelphians and their beliefs’ by Jagdish Narayan
‘Serving Humanity Beyond the Boundaries of Faith’ by
Imam Abdul Kader, Imam of Garden City Mosque
‘Serving Humanity Beyond the Boundaries of Faith’ by
John Agnew, Past Chair of Uniting Church Presbytery of the Downs
‘Serving Humanity Beyond the Boundaries of Faith’ by
The Revd Canon Richard Tutin, General Secretary, Queensland Churches Together
‘Commonalities and Differences – A Bridge to Religious and Social Harmony –
A Religious and Cultural Perspective’ Part Three: Questions and Answers
chaired by Nicole Rangiira, Catholic Church Representative
‘Commonalities and Differences – A Bridge to Religious and Social Harmony –
A Religious and Cultural Perspective’ Part Two: Questions and Answers
chaired by Nicole Rangiira, Catholic Church Representative
‘Commonalities and Differences – A Bridge to Religious and Social Harmony –
A Religious and Cultural Perspective’ Part One: Questions and Answers
chaired by Nicole Rangiira, Catholic Church Representative
‘Commonalities and Differences –
A Bridge to Religious and Social Harmony –
A Religious and Cultural Perspective’
by Sophie Ryan, Youth Ambassador for the Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre,
and Undergraduate student at the University of Queensland/National University of Singapore
Commonalities and Differences –
A Bridge to Religious and Social Harmony –
A Religious and Cultural Perspective’
by Scott McGrath, Deputy-Chair, Goodwill Committee of Toowoomba
‘Commonalities and Differences –
A Bridge to Religious and Social Harmony –
A Religious and Cultural Perspective’
by Syed Ahmad Al-Attas, Assistant Imam of Ba'alwie Mosque
‘Are Religion and Culture Sources of Strength in Today’s Society?’
by Most Reverend Robert M McGuckin, Catholic Bishop of Toowoomba
‘Code of Conduct from a Baha’i Perspective’
by George Karko and Nura Behjat, Baha'i Toowoomba Local Spiritual Assembly
‘How to remove Ego -A Sikh Perspective’
by Kam Athwal, Director, Sikh Nishkam Society of Australia
‘The Concept of Compassion, Forgiveness and Kindness from the Islamic Perspective’
by Muhammed Haniff Abdul Raza
‘Islamic Virtues’ by Muhammed Haniff Abdul Raza
'The significance of Ancestral Remembrance Ceremonies from the Catholic Perspective'
by Reverend Zhou Jingxun
'The significance of Ancestral Remembrance Ceremonies from the Lutheran Perspective'
by Reverend Martin Yee
Ancestral Remembrance Ceremony from the Hindu Perspective
Closing Address at the National Interfaith Conference 2017
by Dr John McVeigh MP, Minister Regional Development, Territories and Local Government.
‘Religion and Spirituality in the 21st Century’
by Venerable Wu Chin, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Religion and Spirituality in the 21st Century’
by Associate Professor Keith Thompson, Associate Professor of Law and
the Associate Dean at the Sydney School of Law, University of Notre Dame
‘Identifying and Promoting Universal Principles and Values’
by Rt Rev'd Professor Stephen Pickard,
Assistant Bishop in the Canberra-Goulburn Diocese,
and Executive Director of the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture
‘Identifying and Promoting Universal Principles and Values’
by Dr Nora Amath, Secretary, Board of Trustees, Islamic Relief Australia
‘Living in a Culturally Diverse Society Without Compromising One’s Faith’
by Anthony Green, Author / Consultant Interfaith, New Zealand
‘Living in a Culturally Diverse Society Without Compromising One’s Faith’
by Maryanne Walsh, Principal, Centenary Heights State High School
‘Strengthening Communities Through Religious and Cultural Understanding’
by Bishop Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region,
Chair of Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
‘The significance of Ancestral Remembrance Ceremonies from the Islam Perspective’
Ancestral Remembrance -Life after death- Christadelphian perspective
‘Scripture as a Source for Development of a Civil Society’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM,
Founder and President of Pure Land Learning College Association
‘A Business Perspective on The Governing Principles of Ancient China’
by Chairman Wu Nianbo
‘An Academic Perspective on The Governing Principles of Ancient China’
by Professor Liu Yuli
‘A Political Perspective on The Governing Principles of Ancient China’
by H. E. Mrs Mariam Y. Katagum, Ambassador and Permanent Delegate of Nigeria to UNESCO
‘How to overcome Dukh – Sorrow’
by Kam Athwal, Director, Sikh Nishkam Society of Australia
‘Enlightening Address about World Ancestral Remembrance Ceremony’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM