‘Part Nine: How We See the Life of Jesus Christ from the Christadelphian perspective’ by Jagdish Narayan
‘The Central Role of Compassion in Your Faith’ by Imam Abdul Kadar, Imam of Garden City Mosque
‘Christmas’ by John Agnew, Chair of Downs and Toowoomba Churches Together
‘The Central Role of Compassion in Your Faith’
by Satwant Singh, Director and Secretary of Mercy Relief, Singapore
‘The Central Role of Compassion in Your Faith’
by Dr. Phyllis Ghim-Lian Chew, Associate Professor at Nanyang Technological University
‘Compassion as Common Ground in Religious Faith & Practice’
by Marilyn Turkovich, Executive Director, Charter for Compassion
‘Welcome Address at the International Interfaith Peace Conference 2019’
by Dr. John McVeigh MP, Federal Member for Groom
‘Living into Uncertainty’ by Anne-Marie Doecke, Christian Meditation Community
‘Respect – Guidelines for Visiting Places of Worship’
by Muhammed Haniff, Director, Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre,
Pure Land Learning College Association
Part Ten: 360 Quotes of Hinduism by Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
‘Compassion and Pray’ by Dr. Arsalan Mozaffari Falarti,
Master of the Nematollahi Ghadirali Shahi-Sufi Order
‘Graciousness’ by Evelyn Ray, Director of Public Affairs,
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ipswich Australia West Stake
Part Four: ‘Strategic priorities for developing social cohesion and harmony in culturally diverse communities:
Learning from the ongoing experience of Toowoomba’
Muhammed Haniff, Director, Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre, PLLCA
Part Three: ‘Strategic priorities for developing social cohesion and harmony in culturally diverse communities:
Learning from the ongoing experience of Toowoomba’
Venerable Wu Chin, Buddhist Representative, Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Representative, Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
Part Two: ‘Strategic priorities for developing social cohesion and harmony in culturally diverse communities:
Learning from the ongoing experience of Toowoomba’
Most Reverend Robert McGuckin, Catholic Bishop of Toowoomba
Lakshmi Gandu, Hindu Youth Representative, Toowoomba Youth Peace Group
Connie Qu, Buddhist Youth Representative, Toowoomba Youth Peace Group
Part One: ‘Strategic priorities for developing social cohesion and harmony in culturally diverse communities:
Learning from the ongoing experience of Toowoomba’
The Right Reverend Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region; and
Chair of the Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
Andrew Wielandt, Business Representative, Goodwill Committee of Toowoomba
‘Poetry as an aid to compassion’
by Anne-Marie Doecke, Christian Meditation Community
‘Compassion’ by Dr. Arsalan Mozaffari Falarti,
Master of the Nematollahi Ghadirali Shahi-Sufi Order
‘Part Eight: How We See the Life of Jesus Christ from the Christadelphian perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘Good Muslims, Good Citizens’ by Muhammed Haniff,
Director, Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Part Two: Forgiveness from the Abrahamic Faith’
by Ariel Heber, Pastor Lionel Rohrlach and Imam Abdul Kader, followed by Q&A
‘Part One: Forgiveness from the Abrahamic Faith’
by Ariel Heber, Pastor Lionel Rohrlach and Imam Abdul Kader
‘Beyond Dialogue, Building Relationships’
by Director, Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Identity and Diversity: Living together in Australia - A Youth Perspective’
Identity and Diversity: Living together in Australia - A Youth Perspective
Identity and Diversity: Living together in Australia - A Youth Perspective
‘Part Nine: 360 Quotes of Hinduism’ by Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
‘Part Two: The Importance of Continuing Education for Women’
by Shirley-Anne Gardiner, Executive Director of Toowoomba Hospital
‘Part One: The Importance of Continuing Education for Women’
by Shirley-Anne Gardiner, Executive Director of Toowoomba Hospital
‘Part Five: Christianity 360’
by The Right Reverend Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region
Toowoomba Coming Together for Peace & Harmony:
‘From A Faith Perspective’ by Nicole Rangiira,
Pastoral Care in Health Care, Member of the Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
From A Community Perspective’ by Derek Tuffield, Chief Executive Officer, Lifeline Darling Downs
Toowoomba Coming Together for Peace & Harmony:
‘From A Media Perspective’ by Belinda Sanders, Executive Producer / Presenter, ABC Southern Qld
‘From A Leadership Perspective’ by Sergeant Scott McGrath, Chair, Goodwill Committee of Toowoomba
‘Toowoomba Coming Together for Peace & Harmony – From A Business Perspective’
by Luke Terry, Managing Director, Vanguard Laundry
Toowoomba Coming Together for Peace & Harmony:
‘From An Education Perspective’ by Mark Creedon, Principal, Darling Heights State School
‘From A Youth Perspective’ by Fatima Aria, Grade 12,
Centenary Heights State High School, Member of the Toowoomba Youth Peace Group
‘Ministering’ by Evelyn Ray, Director of Public Affairs,
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ipswich Australia West Stake
‘Part Seven: How We See the Life of Jesus Christ from the Christadelphian perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘Respect - Religion and Mankind and the level of participation’
by Muhammed Haniff, Director, Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Science vs Spiritually –
A dialogue between Dr. Uma Kumar, Trainer, Heartfulness Toowoomba,
and Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
‘Part Four: Christianity 360’ by
The Right Reverend Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region
‘Part One: Sikh Faith 360’ by
Kam Athwal, Director, Sikh Nishkam Society of Australia
Baha'i Faith organization
by George Karko and Mark Jocumsen, Baha'i Toowoomba Local Spiritual Assembly
‘The Importance of Building Good Relationships and Trust in Contemporary Society’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung AM, Founder, and President of Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Respect and Honour all Human Beings’ by Muhammed Haniff, Director,
Multi-Faith Multicultural Centre, Pure Land Learning College Association
Community Capacity Building For Peace & Harmony in Toowoomba –
Key Findings from the Workshop
‘Part Eight: 360 Quotes of Hinduism’ by Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
‘The Journey of Peace - A Faith Perspective’ by:
Ariel Heber, Queensland Jewish Community Services Inc.
Kam Athwal, Director, Sikh Nishkam Society of Australia
Q&A Session chaired by Taisoo Kim Watson, Queensland Quakers
‘The Journey of Peace - A Faith Perspective’ by:
Venerable Wu Chin, Pure Land Learning College Association
Evelyn Ray, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Toowoomba
Imam Abdul Kader, Imam of Garden City Mosque
Part Two:
‘Q&A Conversation with the Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group’ chaired by
Bishop Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region,
Chair of Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
Part One:
‘Q&A Conversation with the Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group’ chaired by
Bishop Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region,
Chair of Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
‘Pentecostal 2019’
by John Agnew, Chair of Downs and Toowoomba Churches Together
‘One person's journey to the Baha'i Faith’
by George Karko and Mark Jocumsen, Baha'i Toowoomba Local Spiritual Assembly
‘Choice’
by Dr. Stephen Wanyonyi, Chaplain Coordinator, University of Southern Queensland
‘Part Six:
How We See the Life of Jesus Christ from the Christadelphian perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘Promoting Social Harmony in a Diverse Community’
by Imam Enayatullah Zara Q&A Session chaired by Nicole Rangiira
‘Promoting Social Harmony in a Diverse Community’
by Jamal Mohd Shamsudin, Chairman,
Allied Coordinating Committee of Islamic NGOs Malaysia
‘Promoting Social Harmony in a Diverse Community’
by Ida Walker, Director of Public Discourse, Australian Baha'i Community
‘Promoting Social Harmony in a Diverse Community’
by Jagdish Narayan, Christadelphian Bible Mission
‘Pathways to Peace: The Role of Secular Institutions in Interfaith Understanding’
by Weston Bruner, Director of Advancement,
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, The University of Queensland
‘From Inclusive Growth to Inclusive Society - Challenges and Opportunities’
by Dr. Hoon Chang Yau, Director, Centre for Advanced Research,
Universiti Brunei Darussalam, followed by Q&A Session chaired by Dr. Krzysztof Batorowicz
‘From Inclusive Growth to Inclusive Society - Challenges and Opportunities’
by Professor Ken Udas
‘We are One, but We are Many?’ by Bishop Cameron Venables,
Anglican Bishop for the Western Region, Chair of Toowoomba Interfaith Working Group
‘Part Seven: 360 Quotes of Hinduism’
by Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
‘Gender Balance’
by Mahsa Nabizada, Member of Toowoomba Youth Peace Group
‘How does Multifaith Awareness Influence Education? Sharing Experiences on Multifaith Dialogue’
by H. E. Mr. Diekumpuna Sita N'sadisi José, Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of Angola to UNESCO
‘How does Multifaith Awareness Influence Education? Sharing Experiences on Multifaith Dialogue’ by:
Mr. Edouard Firmin Matoko, Assistant Director-General of the Department Africa of UNESCO
H. E. Mrs. Irena Vaïsvilaité, Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of Lithuania to UNESCO
‘How does Multifaith Awareness Influence Education? Sharing Experiences on Multifaith Dialogue’ by
H. E. Mr Anar Karimov, Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of Azerbaijan to UNESCO
‘How does Multifaith Awareness Influence Education? Sharing Experiences on Multifaith Dialogue’ by:
Mrs. Ann-Belinda Preis, Chief of Section - Intercultural Dialogue, Sector for Social and Human Sciences – UNESCO
Prof. Alberto Melloni, UNESCO Chair Religious Pluralism & Peace of the University of Bologna, John XXIII Foundat2on for Religious Studies
‘Life of the Bab (Forerunner to Bahaullah)’
by George Karko and Mark Jocumsen, Baha'i Toowoomba Local Spiritual Assembly
‘How can education be used to promote harmony?’ by:
H. E. Mr. Mounir Anastas, Ambassador, Alternate Permanent Delegate of Palestine to UNESCO
H.E. Mr. David Measketh, Ambassador, Deputy Permanent Delegate of the Kingdom of Cambodia to UNESCO
‘How can education be used to promote harmony?’
by Professor Medwin Hughes, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Wales Trinity Saint David
‘Part Five: How We See the Life of Jesus Christ from the Christadelphian perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘How can education be used to promote harmony?’
by H. E. Mr. Ghazi Gherairi, Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of Tunisia to UNESCO
‘The Easter story’,
Past Chair of Uniting Church Presbytery of the Downs
‘Traditional Chinese Culture Trivia’
by Kelly Ngo and Katherine Ngo, Academy of Sinology, University of Wales Trinity Saint David
‘Part Three: Christianity 360’
by The Right Reverend Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region
‘Code of Conduct from a LDS Perspective’
by Evelyh Ray, Director of Public Affairs,
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ipswich West Australia Stake
‘Decisions and Prayer’
by Reverend Canon Richard Tutin, General Secretary Queensland Churches Together
‘The parable of the lost sheep; how God finds us, cares for us and rejoices’
by Nicole Rangiira, Pastoral Care in Health Care
‘Part Six: 360 Quotes of Hinduism’
by Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
‘Oman in its efforts for Tolerance, Understanding, Coexistence’ by:
Mr. Georg Popp, Vice-Director project Tolerance, Understanding, Coexistence,
ARABIA FELIX Synform GmbH / President BARAZA.ngo
Mr. Riaz Ravat, Vice-Director, St Philip’s Centre Leicester
‘Oman in its efforts for Tolerance, Understanding, Coexistence’
by Mr. Mohammed Said Al-Mamari, Advisor to the Minister of Endowments and Religious Affairs.
Director of the project Tolerance, Understanding, Coexistence Oman’s Message of Islam.
Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs of the Sultanate of Oman
‘Ethic, Morality and Causality Education:
The Influence and Contribution of Ancient Saints and Sages Teachings to Our World’
by Mgr Francisco Follo, Permanent Observer of Holy See to UNESCO
‘God Loves All Beings. Ethic, Morality and Causality Education:
The Influence and Contribution of Ancient Saints and Sages Teachings to Our World’ by:
Venerable Hyewon, Korean Buddhist Association (Kilsangsa)
Prof. Yanick Bruneton, Korean Buddhism specialist, Paris Diderot-Paris 7 University
‘God Loves All Beings. Ethic, Morality and Causality Education:
The Influence and Contribution of Ancient Saints and Sages Teachings to Our World’ by:
H.E. Mr Ali Zainal, Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of the State of Qatar to UNESCO
Karine Martin, President of the French association of Taoism
‘God Loves All Beings. Ethic, Morality and Causality Education:
The Influence and Contribution of Ancient Saints and Sages Teachings to Our World’
by Venerable Master Chin Kung, AM, President and Founder, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Maintaining social harmony through Morality, Ethics and Causality’
by H.E.. Mr Agron Budjaku, Former Ambassador of the Republic of Macedonia to UNESCO
‘Maintaining Social Harmony through Morality, Ethics and Causality’
by Dr. Jeremy Smith, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Performing Arts,
University of Wales Trinity Saint David
‘Part Four: How We See the Life of Jesus Christ from the Christadelphian perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘Love: The Biblical perspective’
by Dr. Stephen Wanyonyi, Chaplain Coordinator, University of Southern Queensland
‘Part Two: Christianity 360’
by The Right Reverend Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region
‘Part One: Christianity 360’
by The Right Reverend Cameron Venables, Anglican Bishop for the Western Region
‘Maintaining Social Harmony through Morality, Ethics and Causality’
by Prof. Dr. Enric Olivé Serret, Director of UNESCO chair for Intercultural Dialogue in the Mediterranean
‘Governance issue and Creating Peace out of Conflict through Morality, Ethics and Causality Education”
by Venerable Wu Shin, Executive Vice-President, Pure Land Learning College Association
‘Governance issue and Creating Peace out of Conflict through Morality, Ethics and Causality Education’
by H. E. Mrs. Mariam Y. Katagum, Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to UNESCO
‘Governance issue and Creating Peace out of Conflict through Morality, Ethics and Causality Education’
by:
Dr. Dov Lynch, Chief of Section, Section of Global Citizenship and Peace Education, UNESCO Education Sector
H. E. Mr. Flavio Mendez, Ambassador, Permanent Delegate of the Republic of Panama to UNESCO
‘Part Five: 360 Quotes of Hinduism’ by Sarwan Narayan, Hindu Activist
‘The Contribution of the Multifaith Dialogue for Peace in Africa’
by Dr Emile Moselly Batamack, Professor of Philosophy, member of the Board of Institut Afrique Monde
‘The Contribution of the Multifaith Dialogue for Peace in Afrcia’
by Rev. Father Guillaume Bruté de Rémur, Formative theologian,
Vice-chancellor of the Inter-ritual International Seminary - Missionary Redemptoris Mater of Lebanon
‘The Contribution of the Multifaith Dialogue for Peace in Afrcia’
by Prof. Camille Kuyu, Professor of Law, President of the Orientation Council of Institut Afrique Monde
‘The Contribution of the Multifaith Dialogue for Peace in Africa’
by Mr. Nicolas Klingelschmitt, Consultant, Member of Institut Afrique Monde
‘Science and Religion from a Quaker Perspective’
by Taisoo Kim Watson, Clerk, Queensland Quakers
‘A Journey from Self-Hatred: Learning to Love’
by Anne-Marie Doecke, Christian Meditation Community
‘Part Three:
How We See the Life of Jesus Christ from the Christadelphian perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan
‘Part Two:
How We See the Life of Jesus Christ from the Christadelphian perspective’
by Jagdish Narayan